Admissions

POLICY STATEMENT

The avowed goal of the University of Lunsar is to produce well-educated graduates with the knowledge and skills that will enable them to participate fully in a knowledge-based global economy, and to contribute significantly to the transformation of their society. To achieve the above goal, the University of Lunsar seeks to offer quality and affordable education to its students. Thus, the admission process to our degree programmes will be rigorous but fair and transparent.

GENERAL UNIVERSITY ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

The general minimum University of Lunsar admission requirement for an undergraduate ddegree programme is FIVE (5) Credits at the West African School Certificate Examination (WASCE) including Mathematics and English Language with a minimum grade of C6 in not more than two sittings or TWO (2) Credits of “C” or better at the General Certificate of Education, Advanced level (GCE ‘A’ Level).

Applicants with Higher Teachers Certificate (HTC) from a recognized institution with four credits including English Language and Mathematics at WASSCE or its equivalent will be admitted into the second year.

Departments of the University of Lunsar may have department-specific admission requirements.

Financial aid and support are provided to deserving students on merit basis. Feel free to fill the contact form and we’ll get back to you.

TUITION AND FEES

University of Lunsar tuition and fees for the fiscal year 2021-2022 are determined by the student’s residency status, classification level, and course of study.

• Classification: Undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education students.

• Mandatory fees: Students are required to pay the following fees each year. Rates vary based on student classification and enrollment.

• University fee: Supports campus and bathroom maintenance, library services, and tutor services.

• Technology fee: Supports university-wide technological initiatives.

• Microscopy Laboratory fee: A fee charged to students enrolled in a microbiology lab for the use of the microscope, the microscopy slides containing a variety of organisms and components for disease identification, and the expertise of the microscopy laboratory facility.

• Laboratory fee: A fee charged to students enrolled in anatomy and physiology lab and other lab courses to cover the cost of lab materials.

• Health fee (optional): Covers unlimited visits to University Clinic, after-hours phone advice for urgent medical problems, and most laboratory tests, but does not cover accidental injury or hospitalization.

• Dinning fee (Optional): Covers breakfast and lunch (Monday – Friday)

• Housing: Housing costs vary based on where students live. The university does not have campus housing currently.

In addition to mandatory fees, students may be assessed Programme and course fees.
The University of Lunsar reserves the right to revise or alter all tuition and fees costs, and regulations at any time.