OOU Admission Screening Dates And Schedule 2017/2018 Released

The management of Olabisi Olabanjo University
(OOU) has published new Admission Screening
schedule for 2017/2018 academic session.
The screening exercise will begin on August
14th, 2017 as follows;
1.DATE: Monday 14th August, 2017
FACULTIES AND COLLEGES/PROGRAMMES:
Law, Arts and Arts Education
VENUE: Main Campus Ago-Uwoye
TIME: 9.00am
2.DATE: Tuesday 15th August, 2017
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FACULTIES AND COLLEGES/PROGRAMMES:
Basic Medical Sciences, Science, Science-
Education, Engineering and Agricultural Sciences
VENUE: Main Campus Ago-Uwoye
TIME: 9.00am
3.DATE: Wednesday 16th August, 2017
FACULTIES AND COLLEGES/PROGRAMMES:
Medicine and Pharmacy
VENUE: Main Campus Ago-Uwoye
TIME: 9.00am
4.DATE: Thursday 17th August, 2017
FACULTIES AND COLLEGES/PROGRAMMES:
Social and Management Sciences (Business
Administration, Economics, Social Management
Science (SMS) Education
VENUE: Main Campus Ago-Uwoye
TIME: 9.00am
5.DATE: Friday 18th August, 2017
FACULTIES AND COLLEGES/PROGRAMMES:
Social and Management Sciences ( Accounting,
Banking and Finance, Geography, Transport
Planning Management)
VENUE: Main Campus Ago-Uwoye
TIME: 9.00am
6.DATE: Saturday 19th August, 2017
FACULTIES AND COLLEGES/PROGRAMMES:
Political Science, Public Administration,
Sociology, Industrial And Labour Relations,
Psychology, Mass Communication
VENUE: Main Campus Ago-Uwoye
TIME: 9.00am
7.DATE: Wednesday 23rd August, 2017
FACULTIES AND COLLEGES/PROGRAMMES:
Direct Entry
VENUE: Main Campus Ago-Uwoye
TIME: 9.00am
8.DATE: Thursday 24th August, 2017
FACULTIES AND COLLEGES/PROGRAMMES:
Direct Entry
VENUE: Main Campus Ago-Uwoye

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