LASCOHET Warns Admission Racketeers, Advises Applicants to Beware of Fraudsters

The Lagos State College of Health Technology (LASCOHET) has warned admission racketeers and fraudsters against exploiting prospective students during the ongoing 2025/2026 admission exercise.

LASCOHET Warns Admission Racketeers, Advises Applicants to Beware of Fraudsters

The Lagos State College of Health Technology (LASCOHET) has warned admission racketeers and fraudsters against exploiting prospective students during the ongoing 2025/2026 admission exercise.

Speaking on behalf of the Provost and the College Management, the Registrar, Mr. Ekundayo, reaffirmed the institution's commitment to a transparent, merit-based, and credible admission process.

He stressed that admission into all programmes is conducted strictly in accordance with approved procedures, adding that no individual, agent, or third party has been authorized to secure admission on behalf of the College.

According to the Registrar, prospective applicants are required to visit the College's admission portal at to purchase the application form online for a fee of ₦25,000.

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Mr. Ekundayo cautioned prospective students, parents, and guardians against dealing with self-acclaimed admission agents, middlemen, or anyone demanding money with promises of securing admission into the College.

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He warned that anyone found impersonating the institution, extorting applicants, or engaging in admission fraud would be reported to the appropriate law enforcement agencies for investigation and prosecution.

The Registrar reiterated that all authentic information regarding the admission process and procedures is available only through the College's official admission portal at .

He assured applicants of a fair, transparent, and seamless admission process and urged prospective students to remain vigilant throughout the exercise.