OAU’s Law, Dentistry, Med. Rehab. and Other
Departments that Just Recovered Their NUC Accreditation and their Admission for
this Session
I’m sure you know how
it went down in the 2017/2018 session when OAU lost the NUC accreditation of
some departments, and how some of them gained the partial accreditation in the
2018/2019 session, and now in the 2019/2020—which is the good news we all are
very happy about at the moment—all the departments have finally been restored to
their full accreditation by NUC, and now they can go back to offering admission
to candidates. But the question everyone is asking now is: are these
departments going to be able to offer admission for the 2020/2021 session which
the UTME for has already been written earlier this year?
Even if OAU has
conducted her Post-UTME exams, it would still be possible for them to offer
admission into the departments that just got their NUC accreditation back, they
would just have to advise applicants who are interested in these departments
and have the requirements for the departments to go change to any of the
departments. And now, everything is even better—thanks to the pandemic for
slowing all academic activities down for a while there. Since OAU has been able
to do just nothing on the admission processes of the 2020/2021 session, it
means the restored accreditation is just on time. It’s still very on time to
add the departments back to JAMB portal (as they have been initially removed due
to the accreditation issues), and ask applicants who are interested in these
departments and have the requirements for them to go change to the departments.
So applicants can be expectant of when the school would advise them to do just
that, and they will… soon. So, congrats to the applicants who have always wanted
to study any of these courses in OAU and have been left confused for a while,
and have been made to have to choose another school or department, you all can
have you department and the school of your choice now. The PEC team wishes you
the best of luck in the endeavour.
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