Following the commencement of Second Semester lectures on Monday, 23rd May 2022, the Acting Vice-Chancellor of Ignatius Ajuru University of Education (IAUE), Port Harcourt, Professor Okechuku Onuchuku, and the Registrar, Mrs. K. H. Kue-Ikoro, have announced the reopening of the university portal for the payment of Second Semester 2021/2022 fees and charges.
Key Guidelines on the 30% Late Surcharge & Eligibility
- Returning Students Who Paid 1st Installment: Students (100L to 400L and Postgraduate) who paid at least their first installment and registered during the First Semester will NOT pay any surcharge. They should simply log in, pay their second installment, and complete their Second Semester registration.
- 30% Late Surcharge for Returning Defaulters: Returning undergraduate (200L to 400L) and Postgraduate students who failed to pay at least their first installment and register during the First Semester are now subject to the approved 30% late payment surcharge (Management clarified that this 30% penalty is a late registration surcharge, not a school fees increment).
- Portal Closed for Unregistered Freshers: Newly admitted 100-level candidates who failed to pay at least their first installment during the First Semester are excluded, as the portal remains completely closed to them.
Consequences of Non-Payment
- The student portal is programmed with a strict "NO FEES BYPASS" protocol, meaning all outstanding fees must be cleared before course registration can proceed.
- Students who fail to pay their fees up to the Second Semester of the 2021/2022 session will not be eligible to sit for the GNS Examination or the Compulsory CBT Examinations for Year 3 and Year 4, and will be blocked from viewing their grades on the Result Management System (RMS).
- All students must also update their bio-data on the university portal immediately after completing their semester registration.
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