oou payment portal login guide in 2024

As we move into the future, many institutions are embracing online platforms for various transactions. In this blog post, we will discuss the OOU Payment Portal Login Guide in 2024, providing a comprehensive guide on how to access and navigate the portal for seamless transactions.

OOU Payment Portal Login Guide and Payment Methods

There are two main OOU portals for making payments:

1. Student Portal: This portal is used by current students to make payments for school fees, course registration, and other student-related charges.

2. Revenue Collection Portal: This portal is used by everyone, including students, staff, and the general public, to make payments for various services offered by Olabisi Onabanjo University.

Here’s how to log in and make payments on both portals:

Student Portal:

  • Login:
    • Go to: https://stdportal.oouagoiwoye.edu.ng/
    • Enter your Matriculation Number in the username field.
    • For your first login, use your SURNAME as your password. You will be prompted to change your password after successful login.
    • Click “Login.”
  • Making Payments:
    • Once logged in, navigate to the “Fees” section or find the specific payment you want to make.
    • Click on the “Make Payment” button.
    • Choose your preferred payment method:
      • Web Payment: Pay online using your ATM card (VISA, INTERSWITCH, or MASTERCARD) enabled for web transactions.
      • POS Payment: Print the payment slip and proceed to any designated POS terminal on campus or at authorized locations.
    • Follow the on-screen instructions to complete your payment.
    • You will receive a confirmation receipt after successful payment.

Revenue Collection Portal:

  • Login:
    • Go to: https://payments.oouagoiwoye.edu.ng/
    • Choose the type of payment you want to make (e.g., school fees, admissions fees, e-transcript fees).
    • If you are a student making a payment related to your studies, use your Matriculation Number and surname as the initial password.
    • If you are not a student, provide the required information as prompted (e.g., JAMB number, application number).
    • Click “Login” or “Proceed.”
  • Making Payments:
    • Follow the on-screen instructions for the specific payment type you chose.
    • You will likely be presented with different payment options, including:
      • Web Payment: Pay online using your ATM card.
      • Remita Payment: Generate a Remita reference number and pay through your bank or any authorized agent.
      • POS Payment: Print the payment slip and proceed to any designated POS terminal.
    • Choose your preferred method and follow the instructions to complete your payment.
    • You will receive a confirmation receipt after successful payment.

I hope this guide helps you navigate the OOU payment portals and make your payments successfully

OOU School Fees: A Quick Summary

Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) offers various courses and programs for undergraduate and postgraduate students, and the school fees vary depending on several factors, including:

  • Student status: Fees for returning students are generally lower than those for new students.
  • Faculty/Department: Different faculties and departments have different fee structures. Generally, Science and Engineering courses tend to be more expensive than Arts and Humanities courses.
  • Level of study: Undergraduate fees are lower than postgraduate fees.

Here’s a brief overview of OOU school fees for the 2023/2024 academic session:

  • Undergraduate Fees:
    • New students: ₦77,872 – ₦176,396
    • Returning students: ₦74,228 – ₦174,396
  • Postgraduate Fees:
    • Master’s programs: ₦200,000 – ₦400,000+
    • PhD programs: ₦300,000 – ₦500,000+

Please note:

  • These are just approximations, and the actual fees may vary depending on your specific program and status.
  • The fees above do not include additional charges such as acceptance fees, hostel fees, and other miscellaneous fees.
  • There was a significant fee increase recently in December 2023, so the 2024/2025 fees are likely to be higher than the figures mentioned above.

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