There is good news for the Federal College of Education, Obudu students! Following a recent meeting on January 18, 2024, the College Management has released an important announcement regarding the payment of school fees. In response to a request from the Students’ Union Government dated January 15, 2024, to reevaluate the method of paying school fees, this decision was taken.
A New Structure for Installment Payments
The management has accepted a revised installment payment plan for school fees, demonstrating understanding and flexibility. Students who might find it difficult to pay their fees in one big sum will especially benefit from this.
Payment Types
In regards to NCE (I and II) and Degree (I, II, and III) students:
- First Payment: 60% of the total charge must be paid at the outset.
- Payment for the Second Semester: The second semester is when the remaining 40% of the fee needs to be paid.
To All Students in Their Final Year (NCE and Degree):
- Requirement for Full Payment: Students in their final year must pay their entire tuition at once.
What Students Should Take Away from This
This new arrangement is a big step in the right direction toward helping many students with their financial circumstances. It guarantees that:
- Over the school year, students can better manage their funds.
- Early in the semester, there is less financial pressure.
- Without having to worry about paying the entire cost, students can concentrate more on their academic obligations.
Finally
This kind and understanding approach to paying school fees is just one more way that the Federal College of Education, Obudu, demonstrates its dedication to the welfare of its students. It is anticipated that this move will lessen the financial strain on families and children, improving their educational experience. It is recommended that students take note of these modifications and make appropriate plans to pay their bills on time. Keep in mind that attending college is an investment in your future, and they are here to help you every step of the way.
Source: Allschoolabs, Myschoolgist
