Landmark University, Omu-Aran.

Landmark publishes undergraduate entry rules on its admission portal. The university admits at 100 level only and screens applicants through its own post-UTME (LUSAS).

UTME / JAMB

The admission process page lists a minimum JAMB UTME score of 180 with Landmark selected as first choice, plus the programme-specific UTME subject combination in the JAMB brochure. Candidates not yet on Landmark's JAMB list can request a change of institution.

O'Level (WAEC / NECO)

Five credit passes including English Language and Mathematics, obtained in not more than two sittings, plus programme-specific subjects (for example Physics and Chemistry for engineering; Economics for Accounting and Economics).

Post-UTME / screening

Applicants take the Landmark University Scholastic Aptitude Screening (LUSAS) after applying, choosing a virtual or physical date and time. The university says it does not sell past questions.

Direct Entry

The FAQ states that Landmark does not accept transfer students or direct-entry candidates; all students start at 100 level.

Postgraduate

Postgraduate admission is handled separately by the School of Postgraduate Studies at spgs.lmu.edu.ng.

International applicants

International applicants need a valid international passport, fluency in English, credit passes in five subjects at Cambridge, London GCE or an equivalent recognised exam (including English and Mathematics), a medical report and a police report from their country, and must pass the university screening. The application fee is $30 for international applicants (N12,000 for Nigerians).

https://admission.lmu.edu.ng/

Campuses

• Landmark University, Omu-Aran (Omu-Aran, Kwara State): The main residential campus at Km 4 Ipetu Road houses the four colleges, hostels, library, laboratories and the university farms, with an on-site secondary school and nursery/primary school.

Facilities

• Hostels on campus (accommodation stated as guaranteed in the fees page)
• Centre for Learning Resources (library) with physical and e-books
• Virtual Learning Environment with 24/7 internet and uninterrupted power
• College laboratories and workshops (engineering, biochemistry, computer science)
• Landmark University Farms (over 1,059 hectares, crops, poultry and fish)
• University chapel and recreational/sports spaces
• Landmark Guest House
• Landmark University Secondary School and Nursery & Primary School

Student life

Student life combines chapel services, farm work and entrepreneurship studies (EDS), student associations and clubs in music, drama and leadership, and a code of conduct including dress rules, all framed by the university's Total Man Concept.