LIST OF NURSING SCHOOLS THAT HAVE RELEASED 2022/2023 FORM

 LIST OF NURSING SCHOOLS THAT HAVE RELEASED 2022/2023 FORM




1. School of Nursing Bowen University Teaching Hospital Ogbomoso


Application deadline: 20th of May 2022


Application form fees: N10,000


2. OAUTHC School of Nursing, Ile-Ife


Application Fee: N10,000


Closing date: 18th August, 2022


3. NKST School of Nursing Mkar


Application deadline: 1st August 2022


Application fee:N15,000


4. Ebonyi State College of Nursing Form


Application deadline: 24th June, 2022


Application form fees: N15,000


5. Nigerian Army College of Nursing Form


Application deadline: 6th September 2022


Application Fee: N15,500


6. University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH) school of nursing form


Application Fee: N10,000


Deadline: 29th July 2022


7. UEC College of Nursing Sciences


Deadline: 9th July, 2022


Application Fee: N10,000


8. Iyi-Enu Mission Hospital School of Nursing


Deadline: 14th June 2022


Application Fee: N12,400


9. Our Lady Of Lourdes College Of Nursing, Ihiala


Deadline: 8th November 2022


Application fee: N10,500


10. School of Nursing FUNAI Teaching Hospital


Deadline: 16th June 2022


Application Fee: N10,000


11. Bayelsa State School of Nursing And Midwifery


Deadline: 8th July 2022


Application Fee: N10,000


12. Plateau State College of Nursing And Midwifery


Deadline: 31st May 2022


Application Fee: N7,500


13. Osun State School of Nursing And Midwifery Form


Deadline: Not specified


Application Fee: N7,500


14. Kwara State College of Nursing (KWCON) General Nursing


Application form fees: N12,000 + 300 (interswitch charges)


Closing Date: 31st JULY, 2022


15. Jigawa State College of Nursing and Midwifery Form is out


Application form fees: N4,200


Closing Date: 30th May, 2022.


GO THROUGH AND GO FOR ANYONE CLOSER AND AFFORDABLE TO YOU.


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