ESUT Releases Deadline for 2023/2024 School Fees and Course Registration

The Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) has released an official notice regarding the payment of school fees and registration of courses for the 2023/2024 academic session. The announcement, signed by Registrar Ambrose G. Ugwu, outlines essential guidelines and deadlines that all students must adhere to in order to maintain their enrollment and eligibility for examinations.

Key Points from the Announcement:

1. Fresh Students:

   - All new students are required to pay their school fees in full, verify their O'Level results, and obtain their school matriculation numbers before the commencement of exams. This step is crucial for their official enrollment and participation in university activities.

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2. Regular Students:

   - The deadline for regular students to pay their school fees and register for courses is set for 12:00 AM midnight on Friday, 1st March 2024. Students are urged to complete these processes well before the deadline to avoid any last-minute issues.

3. Consequences of Non-Compliance:

   - Any student who fails to meet the deadline for school fees payment and course registration will be considered as having been processed out of the university for the current academic session. This means they will lose their enrollment status and will not be able to continue their studies for the session.

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4. Examination Admission:

   - Only students who are listed on the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) list will be permitted to enter examination halls. This list will also be used for processing and publishing student results, making it essential for students to ensure they are included.

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5. Adherence to Directives:

   - Students are strongly advised to adhere strictly to the directives issued by the Senate and Management. Compliance is mandatory and will be strictly enforced.

6. Penalties for Non-Compliance:

   - Failure to comply with these directives is considered a strict liability offense. Penalties include denial of participation in forthcoming examinations and refusal by the Management to entertain any reasons for non-compliance from affected students.

Registrar Ambrose G. Ugwu emphasized the importance of these directives, stating that they are in place to ensure a smooth and orderly academic session. Students are encouraged to act promptly and responsibly to avoid any disruptions to their academic progress.

For further information and assistance, students are advised to contact the university’s administrative offices.

This announcement serves as a critical reminder for all students at ESUT to meet their financial and administrative obligations promptly to ensure their continued academic journey.