Law Students Seeking Transfer? Admission In Progress Can Help You Explore Your Options
Recent developments in legal education in Nigeria have left some Law students looking for alternative universities where they can continue their studies.
The Council of Legal Education (CLE) has taken regulatory action against some universities over their Law programmes. In August 2026, for example, Atiba University was placed under a 10-year moratorium, with the university stating that it would assist affected students who wish to transfer to other institutions.
Earlier in the year, the CLE also placed Paul University, Clifford University and Federal University Oye-Ekiti under two-year moratoriums for violations of regulatory procedures concerning their Law programmes.
For students affected by these developments, the concern is understandable: What happens to my education, and can I continue my Law programme in another university?
You May Be Able to Explore Transfer Options
If you are currently studying Law and considering moving to another university, you can seek guidance on your transfer options before making any decision.
Whether you are in:
100 Level
200 Level
300 Level
400 Level
500 Level
you can reach out to Admission In Progress (AIP) to discuss your situation and explore the available admission and transfer possibilities.
Transfer arrangements can depend on factors such as your current level, academic records, the receiving university's requirements, available spaces and the applicable regulatory requirements. This means students should get proper information about their individual situation before making a transfer decision.you don't have to navigate the process alone.
At Admission In Progress (AIP), we help prospective and existing students navigate admission-related processes and explore available options.
Contact us today to discuss your admission or transfer situation.
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