Adekunle Ajasin University - AAUA Speciality : Communication
programme: Journalism and Mass Communication

I completed my degree in Mass Communication at Adekunle Ajasin University, Ondo State, in 2017. It was a remarkable experience all the way through. The admission process was flexible, and the school’s tuition fees were highly affordable.

One of the things I appreciated most was the freedom to live off-campus. The cost of living in the community was very affordable, which made life much more enjoyable compared to Lagos, where I come from. Life in Ondo State was more relaxed and less expensive than in my hometown, Lagos.

The cultural heritage, myths, and traditional beliefs of the indigenous people made the environment vibrant and full of interesting stories. The university’s curriculum structure made learning easy and engaging. The introduction of an IT-based examination system was particularly impressive—we no longer had to deal with paper exams, which made the process more convenient and efficient.

Accessing results online through the university’s portal and registering for semester courses were also seamless and user-friendly experiences.

Overall, my time at Adekunle Ajasin University was both memorable and rewarding. It provided a balanced environment for academic growth, cultural exposure, and personal development.

My experience at Adekunle Ajasin University so far has been positive. We have very good lecturers and a supportive student union government. Campus life is fun filled as I have been able to meet with a lot of people, make really good friends and join several associations that aim to develop leadership traits in students.

Although, recently, the cost of accommodation off campus is really high, accommodation in the school hostels are affordable.

I am enjoying my stay at Adekunle Ajasin University.

I had an exceptional experience at Adekunle Ajasin University. The Mass Communication department exceeded my expectations with its experienced faculty, modern facilities, and industry-relevant curriculum. The university’s emphasis on practical skills and real-world applications prepared me well for my future career.

The campus community was welcoming and inclusive, with numerous clubs and organizations to engage with. I appreciated the university’s efforts to foster student growth and development beyond academics.

Aaua isn’t for the faint hearted because of the condition of the host community. It is nice school dependenping on your department, I’ll highly recommend if you’re in Nigeria and you want to study on budget.

I would say i had a fantastic time while studying at AAUA. It has a friendly study atmosphere with not so many crowd on ground at the time of my study years. It also has well groomed lectures and instructors.
However, i think it could be better by making the work schedule of students less crowded, thus giving students more to study and also engage in other social activities outside study.
Overall, I’ll rate it 4 star.

Adekunle Ajasin University is the best state university in Nigeria, and it has served as a training ground for students to learn, unlearn and relearn.
One thing that caught my attention about the university is that, it does not have any traces of lecturers molesting students.The school environment is quite good for studying, but the town hosting it needs to be more civilized so that students from outside the state can enjoy good ambiance both for studying and entertainment.
Adekunle Ajasin University expanded my multitasking skill, because I had a lot to do given a limited time, and that has been a major strength to my career as I can be found effectively doing 2 or 3 things at the same time, bringing out excellent results.

My experience at Adekunle Ajasin University has been the greatest and it is rigorous.
The fact that you just have to relate with people, learn and unlearn from your colleagues is great.
Another interesting thing is that I learnt the ability to multi-task.
The Mass Communication department gave me to courage to talk and relate better with people, especially the introvert.
Adekunle Ajasin University is a training ground for me.
My school is an avenue to know better, when you meet people that motivate you, you will read better.