Nigerian Law School Admission Requirements & Tuition Fees

This article is basically all about the Nigerian law school admission requirements and tuition fees. The Nigerian Law School is an educational institution set up by the Government of Nigeria in 1962 to provide a Nigerian legal education to foreign-trained lawyers, and to provide practical training for aspiring Legal Practitioners in Nigeria.

However, to enrol into the Nigerian Law school, you must attain atleast the basic Nigerian Law school admission requirements.

Nigerian Law School Admission Requirement

To be eligible to be admitted into the one year compulsory law school training, you must have successfully completed a law undergraduate degree (in this case an LLB.).

The courses offered at the Nigerian Law School, include Criminal Litigation, Civil Litigation, Property Law Practice, Corporate Law Practice and Law in Practice (ethics and skills).

Tuition Fees

The cost of attending the Nigerian Law School has been fairly stable over the years and the figures relied on here are based on the fees charged for the present 2016/2017 session.

For Nigerians
Tuition	N10,000
Hostel Accommodation	N30,000
Hostel Caution Deposit	N10,000
Term Dinners	N12,000
Cocktails	N8,000
Library Development	N30,000
Sports & Recreational Facilities	N5,000
The Nigerian Law & Practice Journal	N7,000
Examination Bar Part II	N25,000
Course Materials	N20,000
Development Levy	N20,000
Student Year Book	N4,000
Identity Card	N1,000
Postages by Courier	N2,000
Medical Registration	N10,000
V-Sat and Info Tech	N30,000
Insurance	N5,000
E-Handbook (CD-ROM)	N3,000
Facilities Maintenance	N33,000
Quality Assurance	N15,000
Security Services	N15,000
	Total: N295,000

The above is the Nigerian Law school admission requirements and their tuition fees. If you have any questions or how we can be of help, kindly let us know through the comment box below.