The LASU admission list is out for 2026/2027 academic session has begun uploading on the university’s admission screening portal. This is the LASU admission list batch 1, other batches to be released subsequently, and if you applied to LASU during this UTME cycle, this is the moment you’ve been waiting for.
Below is a simple guide to the LASU admission portal, the LASU latest news on admission, and answers to the questions candidates are asking most.
LASU Admission List 2026/2027
LASU is releasing its admission list in batches, starting with Batch 1, not all at once. This means some candidates will see their names now, while others will need to wait for subsequent uploads. If your name isn’t showing yet, it doesn’t necessarily mean you weren’t offered admission, it may simply not have been uploaded to your batch yet.
This is the latest news on LASU admission as of now, and updates are expected to keep coming over the next few weeks.
How to Check Your LASU Admission Status
- Visit the LASU admission portal: Click Here
- Enter your JAMB Registration Number
- Enter your Surname, exactly as it appears on your JAMB registration
- Click Login to view your admission status
It’s also strongly recommended that you check your status on the JAMB CAPS (Central Admission Processing System) portal via the JAMB eFacility site, since admission offers are officially processed through JAMB before they’re finalized on the school portal. You can also visit the main university website, www.lasu.edu.ng, for official announcements and updates on the admission exercise.
How to Check Your Admission Status on JAMB CAPS
- Go to the JAMB eFacility portal: Click Here
- Click Login
- Sign in using your JAMB Registration Number/Profile Code and your password (the same details used during UTME registration)
- On your dashboard, click on “Check Admission Status”
- Your current admission status, including the institution and course you’ve been offered will be displayed.
If you see an admission offer, follow the prompts to accept or reject it directly on CAPS, this step is important, as some institutions won’t finalize your admission until you’ve responded on CAPS.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. How much is the LASU acceptance fee for 2026/2027?
The acceptance fee is generally reported at ₦30,000 (non-refundable), though some sources indicate an additional charge for medical screening on top of this. Because fee figures can be adjusted from one session to the next, always confirm the exact amount shown on your personalized invoice after logging into the school portal, rather than relying solely on any figure you see online.
2. How do I pay LASU acceptance fee?
- Log in to the LASU student/admission portal using your JAMB registration number or application number.
- Navigate to the acceptance fee payment section
- An invoice will be generated with the amount and payment reference
- Pay via bank transfer, card payment, or at designated bank branches
- Print or save your payment receipt for your records
3. What if I haven’t seen my name on the list yet
Don’t panic. The current release is only LASU admission list batch 1, and more names are expected to be added in subsequent batches. Here’s what to do while you wait:
- Keep checking the LASU admission portal regularly.
- Also check your status on JAMB CAPS, since some candidates see their offer there before it reflects on the school portal.
- Confirm that LASU is still your first choice on JAMB, because if you changed institutions or made an error during registration, this could affect your admission.
- Make sure your O-Level results have been uploaded correctly at a JAMB-accredited CBT centre, as this is often a prerequisite for admission processing
- Be patient as subsequent batches are typically released over several weeks
4. Do I need a scratch card to check my admission status?
No. You only need your JAMB Registration Number and Surname to check your status on the LASU portal. There is no requirement to purchase a scratch card.
5. What is the LASU admission cut off mark?
LASU’s general baseline cut-off mark is 195. However, competitive courses such as Medicine, Law, and Nursing typically require aggregate scores well above this baseline, so meeting the minimum doesn’t guarantee admission into every programme.
6. I got an admission offer, what do I do next?
- Accept your offer on JAMB CAPS first.
- Log in to the LASU portal and confirm/accept your admission there.
- Pay your acceptance fee before the stated deadline.
- Begin preparing your documents for physical/online registration, including O-Level results, JAMB result slip, birth certificate, and passport photographs
7. Is there a deadline to accept and pay the acceptance fee?
Yes. Acceptance deadlines are typically shorter than school fee payment deadlines, often around two weeks from when your offer becomes visible. Failing to accept and pay within the stipulated window can result in your admission offer being withdrawn and given to another candidate. Always check the specific deadline stated on your admission letter or portal notification, since timelines can vary by batch.
8. How much is LASU school fees for Freshers?
Reported figures vary by source and by stream but typically between around ₦150,000 – 300,000 per session. Professional and specialized courses (e.g., Law, Medicine) may cost more.
These figures exclude hostel accommodation (reportedly around ₦40,000 extra) and other departmental charges. Always verify exact figures on the official portal before making payment.
9. Can Direct Entry candidates check their status the same way?
Yes, but Direct Entry applicants are typically required to also submit hard copies of their qualifications and credentials physically to the LASU Admissions Office, in addition to checking their status online.
10. Will LASU release more admission lists after this one?
Yes. Based on past admission cycles, LASU typically releases its list in multiple batches over the following weeks. If you don’t see your name in this batch, continue checking periodically rather than assuming you were not offered admission.
11. What if my name is on the list but there’s an error (wrong course, wrong name spelling, etc.)?
Contact LASU’s admission support team directly for correction. Use the official contact channels provided on the admission portal (such as the university’s admission helpline or support email) rather than third-party sources, to avoid being misled by unofficial information.
Read also: UNIDEL Admission List 2026/2027 Is Out Now: How to Check Admission Status
Conclusion
This is the LASU latest news on admission. Because admission fees, deadlines, and cut-off marks can be revised by the university at any point in the process, treat the figures above as a general guide and always confirm the exact, current details directly on the official LASU admission portal or www.lasu.edu.ng before making any payments or decisions. Congratulations in advance to all successful candidates, and to those still waiting on the next batch. Keep checking the LASU admission portal, and don’t lose hope.
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