LASU APPROVES RELEASE OF CERTIFICATE FOR 2022/2023 GRADUANDS

The Lagos State University, LASU has approved the Release of Certificate for the 2022/2023 Graduating students.

In a reminder notice, the University’s management said graduating students of 2022/2023 academic session are to proceed to the Examinations and Records Division at the Administrative Block 2, main campus, Ojo, Lagos for the collection of their Certificates.

It will be recalled that the Vice Chancellor, Ibiyemi Ibilola Olatunji-Bello gave the breakdown of the graduating students as followed: 

(A) DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES: Out of 554 Diploma students, there are 55 Distinctions, 274 Upper credits, 224 Lower credits and 1 pass

(B) FIRST DEGREE PROGRAMMES: Out of the 8,670 students, 153 came out with First Class, 3029 with second class Upper Division, 715 with second class Lower Division, 228 with a Pass and 195 are graduating with Non-Classified Degrees

(C ) GRADUANDS FOR HIGHER DEGREE PROGRAMMES: Out of the 2164 Postgraduate students, there are 375 Postgraduate Diplomas, 962 Academic Masters, 672 Professional Masters, 89 Doctor of Philosophy and 66 Professional Doctoral Degrees.

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