Delta State University Nursing School Fees 2024/2025

For aspiring nurses seeking a quality education in Nigeria, DELSU’s School of Nursing stands out as a top choice.

The school offers a Bachelor of Nursing (BNursing) program that prepares graduates to excel in the nursing profession and contribute meaningfully to the healthcare sector.

Understanding the School Fees Structure

DELSU’s school fees structure is designed to cover the costs associated with providing a high-quality nursing education.

These fees encompass tuition, accommodation, textbooks, and other essential expenses. It’s important to note that the school fees may vary slightly depending on the specific program and level of study.

School Fees for New Nursing Students

For new nursing students enrolling in the 2023/2024 academic session, the school fees are as follows:

• Tuition: N65,000 for indigenes of Delta State and N75,000 for non-indigenes

• Acceptance Fee: N25,895

• Hostel Accommodation Fee: N20,000

• Other Fees:

  • Medical Test and X-ray: N7,500
  • Practical Manual: N5,000
  • Matriculation Gown: N1,500
  • Laboratory Coat: N3,000
  • Departmental Fee: N4,000
  • Students’ Union Fee: N2,000
  • NANS Fee: N500
  • Sports Fee: N500
  • Alumni Fee: N1,000
  • ID Card: N500
  • Development Levy: N2,000
  • Internet Access Fee: N5,000

Total School Fees for New Nursing Students

• Indigenes of Delta State: N135,995

• Non-Indigenes of Delta State: N146,995

School Fees for Returning Nursing Students

Returning nursing students, whether they are freshers or continuing students, pay slightly lower school fees compared to new students.

The school fees for returning nursing students for the 2023/2024 academic session are as follows:

• Tuition: N65,000 for indigenes of Delta State and N75,000 for non-indigenes

• Hostel Accommodation Fee: N20,000

• Other Fees:

  • Medical Test and X-ray: N7,500
  • Practical Manual: N5,000
  • Departmental Fee: N4,000
  • Students’ Union Fee: N2,000
  • NANS Fee: N500
  • Sports Fee: N500
  • Alumni Fee: N1,000
  • Development Levy: N2,000
  • Internet Access Fee: N5,000

Total School Fees for Returning Nursing Students

• Indigenes of Delta State: N114,500

• Non-Indigenes of Delta State: N125,500

Payment Options

Students can opt for either a full payment plan or a payment plan by installments.

The full payment plan involves paying the entire school fees upfront, while the installment plan allows for splitting the fees into smaller installments over the course of the academic year.

Financial Assistance Opportunities

DELSU offers a variety of financial assistance opportunities to help students manage their education expenses.

These opportunities include scholarships, bursaries, and student loans. Students are encouraged to explore these options to ease the financial burden of pursuing their nursing education.

Conclusion

Delta State University’s school fees for nursing programs reflect the institution’s commitment to providing quality education while ensuring affordability for its students.