Osun State University (UNIOSUN) has announced an acceptance fee of ₦65,000 for newly admitted candidates in the 2026/2027 academic session.
The fee is a one-time, non-refundable payment that confirms a candidate's willingness to accept the university's admission offer.
Candidates are required to pay through the university's online payment platform before the deadline displayed on their admissions portal.
UNIOSUN acceptance fee amount for 2026/2027
The acceptance fee for newly admitted UNIOSUN students is ₦65,000 (sixty-five thousand naira).
The payment is compulsory for candidates who intend to take up their admission offers. Failure to pay within the stipulated period could lead to withdrawal of the offer.
Candidates can also check the UNIOSUN merit admission list for information about admission.
How to pay the UNIOSUN acceptance fee
UNIOSUN requires newly admitted candidates to pay their acceptance fees online through the WebPAY platform.
The platform accepts Interswitch-enabled debit or Automated Teller Machine (ATM) cards, including Verve, Visa and MasterCard.
Candidates should follow these steps:
- Visit the UNIOSUN admissions portal.
- Log in using the JAMB registration number and the password used during the application.
- Select the Acceptance Fee Payment option.
- Choose the preferred card type and complete the payment.
- Print the payment receipt and keep it as proof of payment.
UNIOSUN acceptance fee payment deadline
The university displays the acceptance fee payment deadline for each candidate on the admissions portal.
Newly admitted students should log in to check their individual deadlines and complete payment before the specified date.
Candidates who fail to pay before their deadlines risk having their admission offers withdrawn.
What to do after paying the acceptance fee
After completing the acceptance fee payment, candidates should:
- Print and retain their payment confirmation for future reference.
- Follow subsequent registration instructions issued by UNIOSUN.
- Prepare the required documents for physical verification during resumption.
