NOUN suspends law admission - Vanguard News Nigeria

…As 103 among 20,799 graduating students bag First ClassABUJA – THE National Open University of Nigeria,NOUN, Tuesday, said it had suspended admissions into its Law programmes.This was even as it disclosed that it was in high negotiations with some agencies of governnent with a view to clearing ways for its graduates to begin participation in both the Nigerian Law School and the National Youth Service Corps,NYSC.

He also said students currently studying Law will continue with their programme as according to him, the suspension does not affect them. He hinted that NOUN was considering established postgraduate programmes in Law, to give opportunity to its law graduates to acquire further education, pending the conclusion of the negotiation with relevant government agencies and approval to enroll in law school

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