Toxicology Screening Schedule for Unilag New Students in the 2023/2024 Academic Session (Second Batch)
Toxicology Screening Timetable for Second Batch of UNILAG New Students in the 2023/2024 Academic Session
Faith Orji 
In an essential development for the University of Lagos, the toxicology screening for the second batch of newly admitted UTME and Direct Entry students for the upcoming 2023/2024 academic session is all set to begin. Commencing on Tuesday, November 7, 2023, at 9:00 a.m. daily, the screening will take place at the Tolu Odugbemi Hall (Staff School Hall), situated within the vibrant campus of UNILAG, Akoka.
The toxicology test schedule is meticulously organized, and students are expected to adhere to the following timetable:
Day 1 (Tuesday) - Faculties: Law and Science
On the inaugural day of the screening, students from the Faculties of Law and Science will undergo the mandatory toxicology test. It is a crucial step in ensuring the safety and well-being of the university community.
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Day 2 (Wednesday) - Faculties: Pharmacy, College of Medicine & Environmental Sciences
The second day of screening is designated for students from the Faculties of Pharmacy, College of Medicine, and Environmental Sciences. This important process aims to foster a healthy academic environment.
Day 3 (Thursday) - Faculties: Management Sciences and Social Sciences
On Thursday, the spotlight turns to students from the Faculties of Management Sciences and Social Sciences. Their participation in the toxicology screening is integral to maintaining a secure and conducive learning atmosphere.
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Day 4 (Friday) - Faculties: Education, Arts and Engineering
Finally, on the fourth day of the schedule, students from the Faculties of Education, Arts, and Engineering will partake in the vital toxicology screening. This step reinforces UNILAG's commitment to the welfare of its academic community.
The University of Lagos encourages all eligible students to strictly follow this schedule to ensure a smooth and efficient screening process. The toxicology tests are administered with the utmost consideration for safety and confidentiality, promoting a healthier and secure academic environment for all.
