Prospective students and parents searching for the UNTH School of Nursing Enugu school fees for the 2026/2027 academic session should be careful about figures circulating on social media and unofficial education websites.

The institution is currently known as the College of Nursing Sciences, University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Enugu, commonly abbreviated as CONSUNTH. Its current admission exercise is for the Bachelor of Nursing Science programme offered in affiliation with the University of Nigeria, Nsukka.

As of July 1, 2026, the college has not published a complete public fee schedule showing the exact tuition, acceptance fee, accommodation charge and other compulsory payments for newly admitted and returning students.

The confirmed charges currently available relate to the 2026/2027 admission application. Candidates are required to pay a ₦20,000 Post-UTME application fee and an additional **₦2,000 documentation or payment-confirmation charge after completing the online registration. These payments are not the main school fees.

This article explains the current fee status, confirmed application charges, expected components of the school fees, payment process and expenses students should include in their budgets.

 UNTH School of Nursing Fees at a Glance

Payment Category	2026/2027 Status
Post-UTME application fee	₦20,000
Documentation/payment-confirmation charge	₦2,000
Total confirmed application charges	₦22,000
Acceptance fee	Not publicly announced
Tuition and compulsory school charges	Not publicly announced
Hostel accommodation	Not publicly announced
Medical screening	Confirm after admission
Laboratory and clinical fees	May appear on the official invoice
Uniform and nursing equipment	Usually budgeted separately
Official payment channel	UNTH College of Nursing portal

Students should understand that the ₦22,000 total applies to the admission process. It does not cover tuition, acceptance, accommodation or registration after admission.

 How Much Is UNTH School of Nursing Enugu School Fees?

The exact UNTH School of Nursing school fees for the 2026/2027 academic session have not been officially released in a complete public schedule.

Applicants may find different figures on blogs and social-media platforms, but these amounts should not be regarded as official unless they are displayed on the student portal or an invoice issued by the College of Nursing Sciences.

The amount payable may differ according to:

• The student’s programme
•  Academic level
•  Admission category
• Accommodation status
• Clinical-training requirements
•  Professional examination stage

The college now admits students into BNSc, ND and HND nursing pathways. UNTH confirmed during its first College of Nursing Sciences matriculation ceremony that both ND/HND and BNSc students were enrolled for the 2024/2025 academic year. This means that an invoice issued to one category of student may not apply to another.

Fresh students should wait until their admission has been confirmed before paying any amount described as tuition or an acceptance fee.

 Important Clarification About Tuition at UNTH

An older UNTH School of Nursing admission page states that school fees are subject to review by hospital management and that students under the former General Nursing structure did not pay tuition fees.

However, that page contains an admission notice dating back to the 2019/2020 session and describes the former three-year General Nursing programme. It should not automatically be applied to the current BNSc or ND/HND structure.

The current 2026/2027 admission announcement is for a Bachelor of Nursing Science programme affiliated with the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. The official announcement does not state that current BNSc students will receive tuition-free education.

Therefore, candidates should not assume that they will pay nothing after admission. Even where tuition is subsidised or excluded, students may still be responsible for registration, clinical training, examinations, accommodation, medical screening and other institutional charges.

 Confirmed UNTH Application Charges

The official 2026/2027 admission notice confirms two application-related payments.

Post-UTME application fee

Applicants must pay:

₦20,000

The payment is completed through the College of Nursing Sciences portal using an approved debit card or transfer option. The portal instructs candidates to generate an invoice before making payment.

 Documentation and confirmation charge

After completing the online registration, applicants must submit a copy of their application or examination slip and relevant credentials to the College Administrative Block.

A further payment of:

₦2,000

is required during this documentation stage. Candidates are expected to collect an official UNTH receipt after the payment has been confirmed.

The total confirmed cost of applying is therefore ₦22,000, excluding transportation, printing, photocopying and other personal application expenses.

 Expected Components of UNTH Nursing School Fees

Although the complete 2026/2027 schedule is unavailable publicly, admitted students should prepare for several possible charges.

 1. Acceptance fee

Newly admitted candidates may be required to pay an acceptance fee to confirm that they intend to take up the admission offer.

This charge is normally separate from the Post-UTME application fee. It may also have a specific deadline.

Candidates should pay only the amount displayed on their admission dashboards or official acceptance invoices.

2. Registration charges

Fresh students may be charged for:

•  Verification of credentials
• Student registration
• Identity card production
•  Student records
• Departmental registration
• Portal access
• Orientation activities

Some registration charges may be payable only once, while others could appear annually.

 3. Academic or tuition charges

The college may issue academic charges according to the student’s programme and level.

BNSc students may not necessarily receive the same invoice as ND/HND or post-basic students. Returning students may also pay different amounts from newly admitted candidates.

Students should confirm that their invoices show the correct programme, academic level and session before paying.

 4. Medical screening

Newly admitted nursing students may undergo medical examinations before completing registration.

Medical screening can include physical assessment, laboratory investigations, vaccination checks and other tests required before a student begins clinical training.

The screening fee may be included in the main invoice or listed as a separate payment.

 5. Clinical and laboratory charges

Nursing education involves classroom instruction, laboratory demonstrations and supervised clinical practice.

Students may therefore pay charges connected with:

• Nursing laboratory materials
• Clinical simulations
• Hospital postings
• Community-health postings
•  Practical examinations
• Protective equipment
•  Clinical record books

These expenses may increase as students advance to levels involving more intensive practical training.

 6. Library and technology fees

The school-fee invoice may contain charges for library services, online registration, computer facilities, learning platforms or internet access.

Students may still need personal internet data and textbooks even after paying institutional library and technology charges.

 7. Examination fees

Students may pay fees for internal examinations and professional assessments.

Final-year or advanced students may have additional costs connected with professional registration, licensing examinations and graduation requirements.

 8. Uniform and nursing equipment

Fresh nursing students should prepare to purchase approved uniforms and practical equipment.

Possible items include:

•  Clinical uniforms
•  Scrubs
• Laboratory coats
• Nursing shoes
•  Name tags
•  Stethoscopes
• Thermometers
• Blood-pressure equipment
•  Watches with second hands
•  Practical notebooks

Students should wait for the college’s official specifications before purchasing these items.

Fresh Students Versus Returning Students

Fresh students usually have higher financial obligations because their first invoice may include one-time admission and registration charges.

A new student may need to pay for:

•  Acceptance of admission
• Medical screening
•  Credential verification
•  Student identity card
•  Orientation
•  Tuition or academic charges
• Uniforms
•  Laboratory materials
• Accommodation

Returning students may not repeat the acceptance fee or initial verification charges. However, they may still pay academic, clinical, accommodation and examination fees.

Students should not use another person’s invoice as proof of the amount they are expected to pay. The correct figure is the amount generated for the individual student.

 Does UNTH School Fees Include Accommodation?

UNTH has not published a publicly accessible 2026/2027 hostel-fee schedule for College of Nursing Sciences students.

Candidates should confirm whether accommodation is:

•  Compulsory for fresh students
•  Included in the main invoice
• Paid separately
•  Available to every admitted student
• Allocated on a first-paid basis

Students who plan to live outside the campus should also budget for rent, transportation, electricity, water and security.

No payment for a hostel space should be made to an individual claiming to act privately for the college.

 Can UNTH Nursing Fees Be Paid in Instalments?

The college has not publicly announced a general instalment policy for the 2026/2027 academic session.

Students should not make a partial payment unless the institution has officially permitted payment in stages.

Before relying on an instalment arrangement, confirm:

•  The minimum amount required for registration
•  The payment deadlines
•  Whether hostel charges must be paid in full
•  Whether late-payment penalties apply
•  Whether students with outstanding balances can sit for examinations
•  Whether portal access will be restricted

Parents should request written or portal-based confirmation rather than depending on verbal promises.

 How to Confirm and Pay the Official School Fees

Successful candidates should follow these steps:

1. Visit the official College of Nursing Sciences, UNTH portal.

2. Log in with the application details.

3. Check the admission status.

4. Confirm the offer through JAMB where required.

5. Open the acceptance or payment section.

6. Generate the appropriate invoice.

7. Check the student’s name, programme, level and session.

8. Complete payment through the approved portal.

9. Return to the portal to verify the transaction.

10. Print and keep the official receipt.

The current application portal uses Monnify and permits debit-card or transfer payments after an invoice has been generated.

Students who experience a payment problem should not immediately make a second payment. They should save the transaction reference and contact the college’s accounts or administrative office for verification.

 Additional Expenses to Include in Your Budget

Apart from the official school invoice, students should prepare for:

•  Feeding
•  Transportation
•  Textbooks and course materials
•  Printing and photocopying
•  Internet data
•  Clinical equipment
•  Laundry and personal care
•  Accommodation supplies
•  Medical emergencies
•  Travel during holidays
•  Professional association dues

A realistic budget should separate compulsory institutional charges from the student’s monthly living expenses.

 How to Avoid UNTH School-Fee Scams

The official 2026/2027 notice warns candidates against unauthorised individuals and admission agents. Form processing must be completed through the Department of Nursing and the official college platform.

Applicants and students should:

•  Pay only through the authorised portal.
•  Generate an invoice before making payment.
•  Avoid personal bank accounts.
• Never disclose a bank OTP or card PIN.
• Reject promises of guaranteed admission.
• Keep every receipt and transaction reference.
•  Confirm unusual charges with the college.
•  Avoid WhatsApp numbers that are not published by UNTH.
•  Check that every receipt carries the correct student details.
• Report suspected fraud immediately.

 Frequently Asked Questions

 How much is UNTH School of Nursing school fees for 2026/2027?

The complete official school-fee schedule has not been published publicly. Admitted students should generate their invoices through the official portal.

 How much is the UNTH nursing application form?

The Post-UTME form costs ₦20,000.

 Is there another application charge?

Yes. Applicants must pay an additional ₦2,000 documentation or payment-confirmation fee.

Is the ₦22,000 total the school fee?

No. It covers the application and documentation process only.

 Does UNTH offer free tuition?

An old General Nursing admission page stated that students did not pay tuition, but that information predates the current BNSc admission structure. Current students should rely on their official invoices.

 Is accommodation included in the school fees?

The college has not publicly confirmed this for 2026/2027.

 Can the fees be paid in instalments?

No general instalment arrangement has been announced publicly. Students should obtain official approval before paying in parts.

 Where should students pay?

Payments should be made through the official College of Nursing Sciences portal or another channel formally approved by UNTH.

Conclusion

The complete UNTH School of Nursing Enugu school fees for the 2026/2027 academic session have not yet been released in a publicly accessible official schedule.

The confirmed charges are the ₦20,000 Post-UTME application fee and the ₦2,000 documentation or payment-confirmation fee. These payments do not represent the tuition or total amount payable after admission.

Fresh students should prepare for possible acceptance, registration, medical, clinical, examination, uniform and accommodation expenses. The safest way to confirm the correct amount is to log in to the official portal, generate an invoice and pay only through the authorised channel.