Amadeus University Launches N10 Million Student Loan Program to Support Indigent Students
Amadeus University has announced a N10 million student loan program designed to support indigent students.
Lois Udoye 
Amadeus University has announced a N10 million student loan program designed to support indigent students. The Vice Chancellor of the university, Professor Samuel Nzotta, revealed that this strategic decision is intended to ensure that no academically bright student is deprived of the opportunity to pursue higher education due to financial challenges.
During the announcement, Professor Nzotta emphasized the university's commitment to providing equal educational opportunities. "This student loan scheme is a testament to our dedication to academic excellence and social responsibility. By offering financial assistance to deserving indigent students, we are making a significant investment in the future of our society," he stated.
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The loan program will target students who meet stringent academic criteria and demonstrate genuine financial need. The primary objective is to relieve these students of the financial burdens that might impede their educational journey, allowing them to focus on their studies and achieve their academic goals.
"This initiative aligns with our broader mission to nurture talent and provide equitable access to higher education," Professor Nzotta continued. "We believe that every bright student should have the chance to succeed, regardless of their financial background."
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The N10 million loan program has received positive reactions from the university's student body and the larger academic community. Many see it as a vital step towards promoting educational equity and excellence in Nigeria.
Students interested in applying for the loan are encouraged to contact the university's admissions office or visit the Amadeus University website for more information on the application process and eligibility criteria. This initiative marks a significant milestone in the university's ongoing efforts to support and empower its student population.
