TASUED Part-Time Admission Form 2025/2026 Academic Session – How to Apply


Tai Solarin University of Education, school of part time studies through the management of the university has announced the sale of TASUED part time admission form for 2025/2026 academic session. TASUED form is made available online for candidates interested in running a programme at TASUED and must have met the part time admission requirement for the proposed programme.


This post will serve as a guide in applying for TASUED application form both for first time applicants and returning applicants as it would cover every grey area about TASUED part time admission form which includes the commencement date for sale of TASUED part time admission form, the application procedure, duration of all programmes, cost of the form and the closing date of TASUED part time admission form.

Before we proceed, as usual, based on the challenges faced by past TASUED part time applicants in their application process, I thought it necessary to address them all in order for you to avoid encountering such in your registration.

I will be listing all the frequently asked questions as it relates to TASUED part time admission form. These questions as stated above is from past and current applicants. It is advised you note them down as it would assist in your application process.

The TASUED format below indicates the FAQs and their appropriate answers with regards to TASUED part time form after which I will make available, TASUED general part time admission requirements, how to apply for TASUED part time admission form.

FAQs on TASUED part time admission Form

Q – Is TASUED part time admission form 2025/2026 out?

A – TASUED part time admission form is out and the online application has begun..

Q – How can I apply for TASUED part time admission form?

A – TASUED part time registration procedure has been provided below as approved by the management of the university.

Q – How much is TASUED part time admission form?

A – Applicants are required to purchase the Tai Solarin University of Education,, part time Form at a fee of Ten thousand Naira (N10,000:00) only.

Q – I am still running my NYSC, can I apply for TASUED form?

A – NYSC discharge certificate is an important document for applying for TASUED part time programme. Therefore without your NYSC discharge certificate, you cannot apply.

Q – I have NYSC exemption letter, can I apply for TASUED part time application form?

A – Yes you are eligible, all you need to do is present your exemption letter

Q – What is the closing date of TASUED part time admission form?

A – TASUED part time form closing date is is has not been announced.

The above are the FAQs on Tai Solarin University of Education, part time admission form for both current and prospective applicants. However, please feel free to ask questions via the comment section should you have any.

TASUED part time admission form application procedure will be a seamless one because I will simplify the application steps required to apply for the part time admission form so that new and prospective applicants can apply with ease. Applicants who have previously registered and participated in the prior registration exercise but were unsuccessful can also benefit from the information provided here.

Tai Solarin University of Education, part time admission form application process this academic session is the same step used by applicants during the previous session, the only major difference is the closing date of the application form. Going by the above information, it is important to point that the schools that are affiliated to TASUED  school are to follow the application steps outlined below but first let’s go through the requirements for applying for the form online.

Requirements for Applying for TASUED Part Time Admission Form

  1. Interested candidates must meet the matriculation requirements including a credit pass in English Language and Mathematics at the O’level i.e., WAEC, NECO, NABTEB.
  2. Graduates of Tai Solarin University of Education,, or other recognized Universities with at least Third-Class Honours Degree.
  3. HND holders with a minimum of Lower credit from recognized institutions.
  4. Holders of any other qualifications together with relevant field experience as deemed acceptable to the University.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

Photocopies of NYSC Discharge/Exemption Certificates, photocopies of all qualifying credentials, including O’level must be attached to the completed application forms. Candidates should arrange for their transcripts to be sent directly to the Secretary, School of Studies. Non-receipt of transcripts in time is at the detriment of the applicant.

How To Apply for TASUED Part Time Admission Form

Kindly read through carefully before proceeding to the application button below. Follow the outlined steps below for your application

Application is to be carried out only via the university’s website. All forms must be duly and correctly filled.

Step 1 : Admission forms are available at a cost of Ten thousand Naira (N10,000) only.

Step 2 : Visit the TASUED website by typing www.tasued.edu.ng on the web page.

Step 3 : Candidates are strongly advised to click the Part-Time Degree Brochure and carefully study the O’ Level requirements for the courses applied for before applying on the TASUED website, www.tasued.edu.ng

Step 4 : Complete the Part-Time application form by providing the required information. (iv) Submit your form by clicking submit button.

Step 5 : Print out an identification slip containing your colour passport photograph.  The printed slip will serve as candidate’s identification/admission card for the screening test.

Click Here to Apply

TASUED Part Time Admission Form Closing Date

The closing date for submission of form has not been announced.

I hope this has helped? Do you have any questions as regards Tai Solarin University of Education,, part time form 2025/2026? Please reach out to us via the comment section or our contact us page.

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