FAQ

A candidate must be at least 16 years within the month that the session begins (for now, academic sessions in Pan-Atlantic University begin in October)

• Complete the application form online at sims.pau.edu.ng
• Attend the screening interview
• Receive Admission letter
• (in some cases an applicant may be offered admission soon after the screening interview. In others the admission decision may be delayed until the month of September)
• Submit the required documents

There is an evaluation board that reviews all applications

Having Pan-Atlantic University as your first choice is not absolutely necessary in order to be admitted and if once the applicants who made PAU their first choice have been processed, there are still vacant spaces, other candidates can be considered.

However, the number of applications to Pan-Atlantic University has been growing significantly every year and by now it is already larger than the number of spaces available. Also, the new admission system JAMB has instituted forces us to give first consideration to candidates who make us their first choice. Accordingly, if you are interested in studying at PAU, you are strongly advised to make us your first choice.

The minimum mark required in the UTME for admission in PAU in the session 2023/2024 is 220

Yes. There is a short written exercise and an oral interview.

The application for the year 2021/2022 Academic session will take place from March to October 2021

Yes

The cost of the application forms for either direct entry or inter-university transfer is N5,000 naira

Intelligence, character, leadership qualities, and interest in making a positive impact in society.

Yes, but there will be a deferment fee.

We reserve some places for students from our immediate community and from educationally disadvantaged states.

Yes.

We welcome disabled students. Our only concern is that the disability of an applicant may not require special professional competencies or facilities that the University currently does not have.

There are special toilets and a lift available. In the hostels, some rooms have been fitted for disabled people.

Yes, there are no age limits.

No. Students are free to make their choices.

The University has a well-staffed security department. There is also a police post next to the University.

There is a variety of cafeteria services within the campus. Several hostels also provide kitchenettes for residents.

There are several active student clubs. There is also a choir and two student groups that provide service activities for young people in the villages surrounding the campus. The University has also a guest speaker series in which over twenty top professionals take part every year.

We also have a football field, a five-aside pitch, a volleyball court, and a multipurpose court. Students also organize some concerts and special parties every year. There is also a centre for extra-curricular activities and Christian formation for male and female students.

The cost of accommodation varies from hostel to hostel. Also, you have the opportunity of opting for a one-man room or a multiple-user room. For more detailed information visit the websites of the hostel providers. Accommodation.

The tuition fee does not cover accommodation or meals, but otherwise, we have no multiple charges, far less hidden ones. Specifically, there are no separate fees for development, examinations, labs or studios, internet access, graduation, etc. However, special preparation for professional accountancy examinations, which is voluntary, attracts separate fees. Also, health insurance is invoiced separately.

Yes. Fees can be paid in two equal installments. However, individual payment plans can be arranged.

Yes. For the tuition fee, scholarships will be offered to 15% of our students.

The purpose of scholarships is to help needy students. Once need has been established, scholarships are awarded on the basis of value congruence with the University and academic performance. There are also special scholarships for children of staff.

Yes.

No provision for that at the moment.

PAU makes a lot of effort to provide efficient career services and entrepreneurial skills during and after the programmes. However, we cannot guarantee jobs for students.

Do you have an internship programme?

Yes, we have voluntary and compulsory internships. Besides the compulsory internship that students do during the long vacation after their third year, we endeavour to provide internship opportunities for all students who wish to do them, from the first year.

Yes. All programmes have two entrepreneurship courses.

All our undergraduate programmes are full-time. There are limited opportunities for students to work and study under the University’s work/study programme.

Yes. There is Internet on campus.