The Southwestern University admission list is not out yet for 2026/2027 academic session applicants. If you applied to study at the Southwestern University, there is no shortlist to search through at the moment, so nothing has passed you by.
A Southwestern University admission list carries the names of candidates offered provisional admission into the institution’s undergraduate programmes for the 2026/2027 academic session. Until one is published, no applicant has a confirmed place.
All candidates who partook in the Southwestern University admission screening exercise and scored up to the approved cut-off mark for Southwestern University will be able to check their status online through the JAMB portal and the school portal once names are released. Both routes are set out below.
How To Check Southwestern University, Admission List
Below we will show you how to check your admission status on the school website and via the JAMB portal.
Check Southwestern University Admission Status Via School Website
- Go to the Southwestern University website, the school’s official portal, to check your admission status.
- You are to choose your “Application Type” and type in your correct JAMB Registration number and password in the boxes provided.
- Lastly, click on the “sign in” button to access and check your Southwestern University admission status.
Check Southwestern University Admission Status Via JAMB CAPS (Portal)
- Go to the JAMB E-Facility portal at https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/.
- Login to your Jamb profile with your username and password.
- Scroll down, locate, and click the ‘Check Admission Status‘ tab.
- Select your Exam year and Enter your registration number in the required columns.
- Finally, click on ‘Check Admission Status to access your Southwestern University admission status.
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Requirements for Students Admitted to Southwestern University
Successfully admitted students are expected to;
- Go to the University website of Southwestern University to check for the requirements and procedures for clearance.
- Login to their JAMB Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) and ACCEPT or REJECT their admission.
- Print their JAMB admission letter after accepting the admission.
- Print their original Jamb result slip(this comes with passport photography affixed to it).
- Apply for a change of course on the JAMB Portal in case they are offered courses different from the ones they initially applied for.
Note: If you haven’t been admitted yet, kindly exercise patience, as admission is still in progress. Regularly check JAMB CAPS and the University website for your admission status.
If your O’ level results are not properly uploaded on JAMB CAPS, you will most likely not be offered admission, so endeavour to update all your information.
Is SUN Admission List Out for 2026/2027?
No! The Southwestern University (SUN) admission list is not out.
However, we urge you to keep tabs with us as the subsequent list will be uploaded and updated in due time.
Current Position on the Southwestern University List
To summarise, Southwestern University has not released any admission list for the 2026/2027 academic session, first batch included. Nothing has been missed, and no candidate applying this session is behind schedule.
The route that will matter once names go up is JAMB CAPS, using your own username, password and registration number. It costs nothing, and no agent needs to be involved at any point.
While you wait, make sure your O’ level results sit correctly on CAPS and that your JAMB login still works. We update this page as soon as Southwestern University publishes names, so it is worth bookmarking.