The American University of Nigeria, Africa’s First Development University, on Friday announced it will no longer require application fees beginning from the Spring semester of 2013.
The Assistant Vice President of Marketing & Recruitment, Mr. Linus Ikyurav, said the decision was meant to facilitate access to the University.
AUN accepts applications via the web and through paper-based applications.
The AUN President, Dr. Margee Ensign, said: “We wanted to make sure that every student can easily present one’s credentials and have equal access to the application process.
“We are seeking to educate the brightest potential leaders of our country.”
To apply for admission, prospective students should log on to the AUN website www.aun.edu.ng, or visit AUN’s Liaison Office at the Yar’Adua Center, 1 Memorial Drive, Abuja, in order to complete an application form and provide supporting documents.
Founded in 2005, the American University of Nigeria is Africa’s first Development University.
Located in Adamawa State capital, Yola, AUN is a career-oriented institution.
The goal is to meet the professional aspirations of students and the demand for well trained and highly motivated workforce and entrepreneurs for the 21st century.
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