AAU Online Course Registration Deadline 2023

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AAU Online Course Registration Deadline 2023

Ambrose Alli University (AAU) wishes to inform the entire students of the institution that a deadline has been for online course registration for the 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 academic sessions. Students are advised to hurriedly register, as failing to complete the registration within the stipulated time could hinder the student academic progress and will also lead to negative academic achievements.

AAU Online Course Registration Deadline

The management of the Ambrose Alli University (AAU) wishes to notify all the students who has not completed their online course registration for the 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 academic sessions should ensure to complete it before the scheduled to avoid bad academic achievements.

A Positive Sign to Academic Milestones

The report strongly admonishes students to register their courses for both academic sessions promptly. This is not merely a procedural formality but a prerequisite for the release of Computer-Based Examination (CBE) results and any other assessment outcomes. These will be made available on the students’ Kofa pages, thereby serving as a digital record of their academic journey. This is a crucial step that has a substantial impact on the students’ academic standing and progression within the university.

Deadline For Registration

The University Management categorically states that all course registration formalities will cease on Thursday, 31st August 2023 for both the 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 academic sessions. This stipulated deadline serves as a final notice, indicating the administration’s commitment to adhering to the laid-down academic standards and protocols.

Absence of Further Time Extensions

It should be noted, unequivocally, that there shall be NO further extension of time for the course registration exercise. The university is adamant about this, as multiple time extensions can engender a lack of discipline among students and disrupt the academic calendar, thus compromising the quality of education.

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