UNILAG Matriculation Ceremony for New Students

 

UNILAG Matriculation Ceremony for New Students


Mark your calendar, freshers, because UNILAG's Matriculation Ceremony is on the horizon! This ceremonial event is a defining moment for you as a new student. It's not just about donning the cap and gown; it's the official commencement of your educational quest. With no parents in the hall, it's your time to shine and immerse yourself in the vibrant UNILAG spirit. Continue reading for all the details you need to prepare for this pivotal day.





If you’re among the fortunate freshers who have secured a place at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) for the 2023/2024 academic year, prepare to mark an important rite of passage. The UNILAG matriculation ceremony is a pivotal event that officially welcomes you into the university community.
🎓 Event Matriculation Ceremony
📅 Date 15 Dec 2023
🏫 For Freshers Only
🕗 Time 8:00 a.m.
📍 Venue Jelili Omotola Halls
❌ Parents Not Permitted in Hall
📝 Note Mandatory Attendance
🆕 Students UTME & Direct Entry





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UNILAG Matriculation Ceremony Schedule
Marking the Beginning of Your University JourneyDate of Ceremony: The matriculation is set for Friday, 15th December 2023.
Venue: It will be held at the Jelili Omotola Multipurpose Halls.
Time: The ceremony commences at 8:00 a.m. sharp.



Important ConsiderationsExclusive Event for Freshers: This ceremony is strictly for new students. Parents are kindly informed that they will not be permitted to sit in the hall during the event.
ParticipationAttendance: As a fresher, whether you’ve joined through UTME or Direct Entry, it’s crucial to be present for your matriculation.
Punctuality: Ensure to arrive on time to experience the full proceedings of this landmark occasion.
Conclusion

The matriculation ceremony at UNILAG is not only a formal induction into the institution but also a celebration of the start of an educational and personal development journey. This event is an essential first chapter in your UNILAG story, and being there is an absolute must.