From JAMB to African School of Economics: Application Guide for Aspiring ASE Undergraduates
As the academic season approaches, many students are preparing to transition from secondary school to university. Choosing the right institution can feel overwhelming, but this article will help you clarify the steps to apply to the African School of Economics (ASE) Nigeria.
- JAMB: Your First Step to ASE
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) conducts the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), which is a requirement for admission to universities in Nigeria. To apply to ASE, it’s essential to register with JAMB and select ASE as your first choice institution.
JAMB Registration Dates
The registration for the 2025 UTME begins on February 3rd and ends on March 8th. Early registration is advisable to avoid last-minute issues.
Requirements for JAMB Registration
To register, you will need:
– National Identification Number (NIN)
– A valid email address
– A phone number
– Access to a JAMB-accredited Computer-Based Test (CBT) centre
- O’Level Requirements: What Grades Do You Need?
Accepted O’Level Results
ASE accepts results from WAEC, NECO, and GCE.
Minimum Credits Needed
Typically, you will need at least five credits in relevant subjects, including English Language and Mathematics. Specific program requirements may vary, so check the ASE Admissions website for further details.
Certificate Requirements
While you can submit a printout of your O’Level results for the application, the original certificate will be needed for final registration if you are accepted.
- Choosing Your Program: What’s Right for You?
Programs Offered at ASE
ASE provides a variety of undergraduate programs in economics, finance, and related social sciences courses. You can explore these options here (Faculties and Programs).
Selecting the Right Program
Consider your interests and career aspirations when choosing a program. Review the program descriptions and requirements carefully to find a good fit.
- The ASE Application: How to Apply
Application Timeline
Applications typically open after JAMB registration begins. Check the ASE website for the specific opening dates.
Application Process
To apply:
- Click here
- Fill the application form.
- Submit
- Post-Application: What Happens Next?
Once your application is submitted, ASE will review and may contact you for further information if needed. Keep an eye on your email and the application portal for updates on your application status.
Staying Informed
For the latest news and updates, follow ASE on our social media platforms and regularly visit our website for more updates.
Click here to browse through our tuition page (Tuition and Fees) as you wait to be contacted.
We can’t wait to have you here.
Why Choose ASE?
At ASE, you’re not just getting a degree; you’re joining a community of scholars, researchers, and future leaders. We offer:
World-class faculty: Learn from the best in their fields.
Click here to see and read about our programs (Faculties and Programs)
Rigorous curriculum: Gain a strong foundation in Arts and Social Sciences, Sciences, and Allied Health Sciences.
Vibrant research environment: Engage in cutting-edge research.
Pan-African network: Connect with students and scholars from across Africa.
Career opportunities: Prepare for a successful future.
We hope this guide has answered your questions.
We look forward to receiving your application and welcoming you to the prestigious African School of Economics.
