If you are planning to study at Ajayi Crowther University, securing your hostel accommodation early is one of the best decisions you can make.
Living on campus puts you within walking distance of lecture halls, saves you from daily transportation expenses, and helps you stay focused on your academics.
It also gives you the chance to build lasting friendships and become part of a close knit student community.
As a prospective student, you will find useful information about current hostel fees, the application process, and the rules and regulations guiding your conduct in the hostel.
ACU Hostel Accommodation 2025/2026
At Ajayi Crowther University, the accommodation fee structure is consistent and transparent for every student.
Whether you are an indigene or non indigene, regardless of your course of study or background, the hostel charges remain the same for all.
There are no special rates or hidden variations in what students pay for on campus housing. Presently, the cost of hostel accommodation at ACU is determined solely by the type of hostel you choose. The breakdown based on hostel categories is provided below:
Session Accommodation Fees | First Instalment 50% due on resumption of the first semester | Second Instalment 50% due on resumption of the second semester | |
|---|---|---|---|
₦ | ₦ | ₦ | |
Regular Hostel | 250,000.00 | 125,000.00 | 125,000.00 |
Premium Hostel | 300,000.00 | 150,000.00 | 150,000.00 |
How to Apply
With a growing student population, securing a spot in the ACU hostels is highly competitive. This means you need to move swiftly through your registration, from the initial screening to every required step, to qualify for a chance at the hostel.
Completing these processes early is your ticket to being considered for accommodation. To help you process this successfully, here is a clear step by step guide to applying for Ajayi Crowther University hostel accommodation.
Log on to your ACU portal at https://portal.acu.edu.ng/Authentication.
Fill in your student details and hit the login button.
Inside the student dashboard, scroll to your right hand side and click on "HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION".
After it loads, follow the displayed guidelines and fill in all your details as required by the portal. Be careful while filling in your information to avoid issues afterwards.
Now, proceed to the payment stage. It is advisable to make your ACU hostel accommodation payment as early as you can. This will help you avoid losing your booked hostel space. While making the accommodation payment, use a bank ATM card, which is more convenient than deciding on a remittance printout and then proceeding to the bank.
Once your payment is successfully made, download the receipt or screenshot it and print it out later. Make sure you print it out before proceeding with further clearance at the institution.
Rules and Regulations of ACU Hostel Accommodation
A student, who, in the judgment of the Dean, cannot live peacefully with his colleagues, after sufficient caution and warning, shall be expelled from the University.
All students must be in their rooms for mandatory bed checks at 10.00 pm every day. Unauthorised miss of bed checks will attract a reprimand for the first offender and 2 weeks suspension for a repeat offence.
From 10.00 pm to 5.00 a.m. each night, there shall be silence in the Halls of Residence. No student shall make noise that can disturb the sleep or study of another student.
There shall be a brief morning and evening prayer, which shall be conducted in each hall by the Hall Leader or individuals so selected.
A student of noisy character, if he/she does not comply after enough warnings or cautions, shall be expelled from the University.
Pet animals and birds are prohibited in University Halls of Residence.
Quarrelling and fighting are absolutely forbidden in the Hall and in any other part of the University. Any student who contravenes this rule shall be suspended for at least two semesters.
Stealing is viewed as a serious offence in this University. Any student who is involved shall be expelled from the University and handed over to the police.
No student is allowed to cook in the Hall of Residence. Students are to purchase their meals from the University Cafeteria.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Who is Eligible for the Hostel?
A: Typically, all full time undergraduate students can apply, with priority often given to first year (100 level) and final year students.
Q: How do I Pay the Hostel Fees?
A: Payments are made through the university’s official portal using Remita, or through designated bank branches. After payment, print and submit the receipt to the bursary for confirmation.
Q: What happens during semester breaks?
A: Students permitted to stay in halls during breaks must adhere to hostel rules and may pay additional fees.
Q: Is there a deadline for hostel registration?
A: Yes. The university usually sets a deadline for hostel payment and registration each academic session.
Q: How many students stay in one room?
A: Room occupancy varies by hostel type. Regular hostels may accommodate 4 to 8 students per room, while premium hostels typically have fewer occupants.
Q: What happens if a student violates hostel rules?
A: Violations may result in warnings, fines, suspension from the hostel, or disciplinary action depending on the severity.
