The deadline for online course registration and payment of 30% of outstanding school fees has been announced by the LASU School of Part-Time Studies (SPTS) Ojo Campus.
Lasu Part-Time Students Registration Deadline
All students are urged to complete these tasks by midnight on Sunday, 26th March 2026. Students should take note of the following requirements:
Only students who have paid 100% of their school fees can access the online course registration portal for the second semester.
The Examination Docket will only be issued to students who have completed their online course registration. This document is necessary for entry into the examination halls.
Students must complete their online course registration for their results to be processed.
The SPTS Ojo campus administration encourages all students to pay their outstanding 30% school fees and complete their online course registration as required.
In case of any concerns or issues, students can send an email to mailsupport@lasu.edu.ng
How the Three Requirements Connect
These conditions run in sequence rather than side by side. The outstanding 30 percent has to clear first, because the portal only opens course registration to students whose fees show as fully paid.
Course registration then unlocks the Examination Docket, which is what gets you through the door of the examination hall. Without the docket there is no sitting the papers.
Results processing sits at the end of the same chain. A student who sat examinations without completing registration can still find results held, so the paperwork matters as much as the exams.
Practical Steps Before the Cut-Off
Check what the portal says you owe rather than relying on your own record, and allow time for a payment to reflect before the registration window closes.
Keep the transaction reference and a screenshot of the confirmation, since those are what the School of Part-Time Studies will ask for if a payment fails to appear.
Why LASU Part-Time Registration Needs Fees Cleared First
The deadline is midnight on Sunday, 26th March 2026, and the sequence behind it is strict. Only students showing 100 percent payment can reach the second semester course registration portal at all.
That makes the outstanding 30 percent the first thing to settle. Clearing it late leaves no room to complete registration before the window closes, even if the money eventually arrives.
The consequences stack rather than stand alone. No registration means no Examination Docket, no entry to the hall, and results that cannot be processed afterwards.
Anyone stuck at any stage should email mailsupport@lasu.edu.ng rather than wait, since the School of Part-Time Studies at the Ojo campus handles these queries directly.