NOUN - Indefinite Suspension of Admission of Students into the Undergraduate Programme in Law (LL.B)

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NOUN - Indefinite Suspension of Admission of Students into the Undergraduate Programme in Law (LL.B) 

This is according to news release on 20th of June this month on the school's website - Nou.edu.ng.


The National Open University of Nigeria has informed the university community about the indefinite suspension on the admission of students into its LL.B Law programme.

This is to inform the University community and indeed our prospective students seeking for admission into NOUN to study LL.B Law that admission into the programme has been suspended by the University Management for now.


However, any further development arising from this will be communicated appropriately.
Thanks
Management.

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