Key Dates and Registration Guidelines
All fresh students are strongly advised to complete their registration formalities by Monday, 11th March 2024. This is a critical deadline as matriculation numbers will be assigned only to those who have successfully registered and settled all necessary fees. As part of the matriculation process, students are required to pay a fee of N11,000.00 (Eleven Thousand Naira)for the hire of the matriculation gown. It’s important to note that all payments must be made online to the Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Rumuolumeni, Port Harcourt.
Important Notices for Fresh Students:
- Registration Deadline: Any student who fails to complete the registration formalities and pay their school fees before the portal closes on Monday, 11th March 2023 will no longer be considered a student of IAUE, Port Harcourt.
- Matriculation Gown Payment:Evidence of payment for the gown is mandatory to sign the Matriculation Register. It is crucial to understand that no unsigned Matriculation Number will be accepted for official documentation within the university.
- Gown Collection: Students can start collecting their matriculation gowns from their Faculty Officers starting Monday, 11th March. Part-time students are instructed to collect their gowns from the Centre for Continuing Education (CCE) at the St. John’s Diobu Campus. However, they will join their respective faculties for the procession and matriculation ceremony.
After the Ceremony
The matriculation ceremony not only welcomes new students but also signifies the closure of registration for the academic session. Students who fail to register before this event will forfeit their studentship, as no registration will be permitted thereafter. All academic gowns must be returned to the Faculty Officer by Thursday, 21st March 2024. A penalty of N1000.00 (One Thousand Naira) per day will be charged for late returns.
Additionally, all fresh students who have completed their registration and paid their school fees are required to report to the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Centre for their identity card (ID) production. This is a final step in ensuring that all new students are fully integrated into the university’s systems and are ready to embark on their academic journey.
Conclusion
The matriculation ceremony at Ignatius Ajuru University of Education is more than just a formal event; it is the beginning of a promising academic path for new students. By adhering to the specified guidelines and deadlines, students can ensure a smooth transition into their university life, fully prepared to take on the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Let this ceremony be the first of many successes in your educational journey at IAUE.