The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) has officially released the approved school fees schedule for the 2025/2026 academic session. The announcement followed extensive deliberations between the university management and the Student Union Government (SUG), aimed at ensuring affordability while maintaining the institution’s academic and infrastructural standards.
This detailed guide provides a breakdown of school fees for freshers and returning students, programme-specific charges, hostel accommodation fees, and other essential levies.
FUNAAB Approved School Fees for 2025/2026
The school fees for FUNAAB vary according to academic level, programme of study, and specific faculty requirements. Below is the general breakdown:
- 100 Level (Freshers): ₦205,000
- 200 Level: ₦164,950
- 300 Level: ₦154,950
- 400 Level: ₦127,500
- 500 Level (Final Year): ₦107,500
It is important to note that students in professional programmes such as Engineering and Veterinary Medicine are required to pay slightly higher due to additional programme charges, laboratory usage, and fieldwork requirements.
Funaab Freshers’ School Fees Breakdown
For newly admitted students, the ₦205,000 fee covers a wide range of charges including:
- Acceptance fee
- ICT and portal access fee
- Medical fee
- Library and laboratory usage fee
- Departmental and faculty charges
- Sports and student welfare contributions
Freshers are also required to undergo biometric registration and orientation programmes, which are included in the total cost.
Funaab Returning Students’ School Fees
Returning students in 200 to 500 levels are expected to pay between ₦107,500 and ₦164,950, depending on their level and course of study. This amount excludes any carryover course registration fees, which may attract additional charges.
The reduction in fees as students progress is due to fewer orientation charges and reduced departmental levies compared to freshers.
FUNAAB Hostel Accommodation Fees for 2025/2026
FUNAAB provides several categories of hostel accommodation for students who prefer on-campus living. Hostel fees depend on the type of accommodation, ranging from standard shared rooms to more premium spaces.
On Campus
- Standard Hostel (Shared Rooms): ₦30,000 – ₦40,000 per session
- Premium/En-suite Hostel: ₦50,000 – ₦70,000 per session
Hostel fees cover basic amenities such as water, electricity, and security. However, students are advised to apply early as hostel spaces are limited and highly competitive.
Off-Campus Accommodation (Outside the School)
The University of Ilorin is located in a peaceful and secure environment, making off-campus living safe and popular among students.
- Popular areas for students: Camp, Osiele, Obantoko, Isolu, Funaab Gate area.
- Cost:
- Self-contained room: ₦30,000 – ₦80,000 per year
- Room & parlour or 2-bedroom apartment: ₦100,000 – ₦150,000 per year
These areas are peaceful, student-friendly, and have strong security, with many students already living there.
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Other Mandatory Fees and Levies
Apart from tuition, students are required to pay certain additional charges depending on their programmes:
- Practical/Laboratory Fees – Especially for science-based and agricultural courses
- Field Trip Charges – For Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine, and Environmental students
- Engineering Workshop Levy – Applicable to all engineering students
- Late Registration Fee – ₦5,000 – ₦10,000 (if applicable)
Payment Guidelines for FUNAAB School Fees
All payments must be made through the official FUNAAB online payment portal to avoid fraud and ensure proper documentation. The payment process is as follows:
- Log in to the FUNAAB Student Portal with your Matriculation Number.
- Navigate to the “School Fees Payment” option.
- Generate a Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) number.
- Make payment online or at any accredited bank.
- Print the receipt and keep it for clearance and course registration.
Students are strongly advised not to pay fees through unofficial platforms or agents to avoid scams.
Conclusion
The release of the FUNAAB approved school fees for the 2025/2026 academic session provides much-needed clarity for students and parents planning their academic budgets. With fees structured according to levels, programmes, and accommodation preferences, FUNAAB maintains its commitment to providing affordable, high-quality education while sustaining its status as a leading federal university in Nigeria.
Students are encouraged to complete all payments early, confirm their records on the student portal, and prepare adequately for the new academic session.