If you are between the ages of 16 and 25 and want to study at one of Nigeria’s international private universities, Skyline University Nigeria, this is your opportunity.
Skyline University Nigeria celebrated its fifth year anniversary in the academic year 2022/23. To commemorate this achievement, the University is now awarding over 1.5 billion Naira in scholarship and sponsorship support. This is part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) services, which aim to attract the greatest minds and the most disadvantaged members of society.
It starts to become intriguing! The University will empower 25 candidates in B.NSC. Nursing and 20 candidates in each of the 18 other programmes.
Skyline University Scholarship and Sponsorship Awards 2022/2023
Dear Prospective Students, full scholarship opportunities in Skyline University Nigeria are ongoing and open from Wednesday, 24th August – Monday, 12th September 2022. The scholarship covers 100% of tuition fees for the full four-five years of your University journey. Your living cost and other expenses will be covered by you/your guardian. However, full scholarships are competitive and limited to BNSc. Nursing, Applicants who are not eligible shall further apply for other available scholarships/fee waivers provided by the University. Here are the steps to get into the scholarship programme.
Step One – Meet the Admission Requirement & Apply
This may seem extremely obvious, but you don’t want to drop your chances by accidentally missing out on a document or piece of information that was stipulated in the scholarship’s application instructions. Be sure to read the application guidance carefully.
Interested and qualified candidates must;
- Be between the age of 16 – 25.
- Meet the University admissions criteria with required grades/scores in SSCE and JAMB.
- Apply for your program of interest via the online registration platform provided on Skyline University Nigeria’s website at http://scholarship.sun.edu.ng:8011/#/application on or before 12th September 2022.
- Pay application fees.
- Obtain the required score for the Scholarship qualifying examination.
- Write a 500 words Essay on why they should be considered for the scholarship.
Step Two – Prepare in advance & write the Examination
If you know you’ll need a full scholarship to join Skyline University Nigeria, it’s important to start preparing as far in advance as possible. This is especially important as you will need to write the entrance examination. Although other available scholarships/fee waivers will be based on financial needs rather than academic excellence, the 100% scholarship on the Nursing programme will only be awarded to exceptional students who have successfully taken the examination.
Step Three – Get Notice of Successful Application
After writing the exams, if the application is successful, applicants will get a follow-up mail/phone call, confirming their application and the list of next steps. Applicants who are not eligible shall further apply for other available scholarships/fee waivers provided by the University.
Step Four – Make Payments
Once the notice of admission is sent and the admission letter is received, you can make an online transfer to the account number listed on the admission letter issued or visit the SUN campus with your debit card, where you will receive additional assistance from the admissions team. When payment is made, you will get another email/phone call reminder to confirm tuition payments.
Step Five – Go to the Bursary/Finance Department for Validation
On confirmation of tuition payment, applicants should go to the university’s bursary to validate the payment. Here, another receipt is issued in exchange for the initial receipt received. When payment is validated take your proof of payment to the issuing admissions officer for further details.
Step Six – Proceed to the Admin Department to Collect your Student’s ID
Congratulations! You are officially a bonafide student of Skyline University Nigeria. If you have further questions, contact us @ [email protected] or call +2348181111113.
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