Selar's Tuition Fund Initiative
Education, once revered as the cornerstone of progress, has become an elusive dream for many Nigerians due to soaring tuition fees and economic constraints. In response to this pressing issue, Selar, a forward-thinking organization, has launched its Tuition Support Project aimed at alleviating the financial burden for 50 final year students in any Tertiary Institution across Nigeria.
In Nigeria, the cost of education has skyrocketed, rendering it out of reach for a significant portion of the population. The statistics speak volumes: A staggering 200% increase in school fees across the nation has made education inaccessible for many families.
Nigeria grapples with a dropout rate of 16.9%, the highest in Africa, primarily due to economic hardships and escalating tuition fees.
Alarmingly, 80% of Nigeria’s unemployed populace has only completed secondary school education or below.
How To Apply
The application process for Selar's Tuition Fund is straightforward. Final year students enrolled in accredited tertiary institutions can apply by filling out a form with accurate information. Selected applicants will be contacted accordingly.Selection Criteria
To qualify for the Tuition Fund, applicants must meet the following criteria:
Must be a student living and studying in Nigeria.
Must be in the final year of study in an accredited tertiary institution (public or select private institutions).
Submission of a clear statement of purpose.
Attainment of a CGPA of 3.0 or a cumulative grade of 65% or higher, supported by academic records.
Demonstrated financial or economic need.
Goals and Objectives
Selar's overarching goal is to empower Nigerian students by providing N5,000,000 in tuition support to 50 final year students through the Tuition Fund project. The specific objectives include:Providing NGN100,000 in tuition support to each of the 50 final year students.
Formal launch of the Selar CSR Arm, a testament to the organization's commitment to corporate social responsibility.
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