UNIOSUN Warning: Beware of Fake Admission Information Circulating Online

Osun State University (UNIOSUN) has issued an official disclaimer warning prospective students about false admission information circulating on social media. The university management wants applicants to know that fraudulent claims about screening processes and mentorship services are being spread by scammers.

What's the Fake Information About?

According to UNIOSUN's official statement, misleading posts on Facebook are falsely claiming to represent the university's:

• Admission process and requirements
• Screening methods and procedures
• Mentorship services for applicants
• WhatsApp groups for admission guidance

UNIOSUN's Official Statement

The university management was clear and direct: this false information "did not emanate from Osun State University, and it should be disregarded in its entirety."

Important Facts About UNIOSUN Admissions

To protect yourself from scams, understand these facts about how UNIOSUN actually handles admissions:

1. Official Post-UTME Screening

• UNIOSUN conducts formal Post-UTME screening annually
• Screening scores and cut-off marks are officially released
• These scores are year-specific and cannot transfer between admission cycles

2. 2025/2026 Admission Status

As of this announcement, the 2025/2026 admission process has not commenced. Any claims about current admissions are false.

3. No Unofficial Platforms

UNIOSUN does not operate or endorse:

• Any WhatsApp platform for admissions
• Third-party agents or middlemen
• External organizations claiming to help with admissions
• Tutorial centers offering "guaranteed admission"
• Training institutes for admission preparation

Where to Get Official UNIOSUN Information

Only trust admission information from these verified sources:

• Official website: www.uniosun.edu.ng
• Verified social media: Only UNIOSUN's official accounts with verification badges
• Campus visits: Admissions office at the university campus

How to Protect Yourself from Admission Scams

Follow these safety tips to avoid falling victim to admission fraud:

1. Verify the source: Always check if information comes from www.uniosun.edu.ng
2. No WhatsApp groups: UNIOSUN doesn't use WhatsApp for official admissions
3. No payment to individuals: Never pay money to "agents" or "helpers"
4. Check social media verification: Look for the blue checkmark on official accounts
5. Be skeptical of guarantees: No one can guarantee admission except through official channels
6. Report suspicious activity: If you see fake UNIOSUN content, report it

Red Flags: Signs of Admission Scams

Be alert if you encounter any of these warning signs:

• Claims of "special slots" or "reserved admissions"
• Requests for payment outside official university channels
• Promises of admission without proper JAMB scores
• WhatsApp groups claiming to be run by university staff
• Tutorial centers guaranteeing UNIOSUN admission
• Individuals claiming they can "help you get in"

What to Do If You've Been Scammed

If you've already fallen victim to admission fraud:

• Report to your local police station immediately
• Contact UNIOSUN's official admissions office to verify your status
• Warn others in your community about the specific scam
• Keep all evidence (messages, receipts, account numbers)
• File a complaint with relevant cybercrime authorities

UNIOSUN's Call to Prospective Students

The university urges all prospective applicants to:

• Remain vigilant against fraudulent schemes
• Rely exclusively on official university communication channels
• Verify all information before taking any action
• Report suspicious activities to university authorities

Remember: If an admission offer seems too easy or involves unofficial payments, it's probably a scam. Always verify through official UNIOSUN channels before proceeding with any admission-related activities.