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NOUN B.Sc. Mass Communication Course Outline, Fees/Tuition & Past Questions

National Open University of Nigeria, NOUN Registerable Courses, School Fees/Tuition & Past Questions for 100L First Semester in NOUN B.Sc. Mass Communication. Below are the Expected Courses and Fees to pay this Semester:

Code Title Fee Level Status Semester Unit
YOU CAN NOW REQUEST FOR THE PAST QUESTIONS & ANSWERS OF THESE COURSES. EACH COURSE COMPRISES OF DIFFERENT/SEMESTERS YEARS. WE’LL BE SENDING YOU DIFFERENT YEARS FOR ALL. WHATSAPP: 08137981072
ENG121 Structure of Modern English I; Past Questions And Answers Available  2000 100 E 1 2
MAC111 Introduction to Mass Communication; Past Questions And Answers Available  2500 100 C 1 3
MAC115 African Communication Systems I; Past Questions And Answers Available  2000 100 C 1 2
CSS111 Introduction to Sociology; Past Questions And Answers Available  2500 100 E 1 3
GST101 Use of English Communication Skills I; Past Questions And Answers Available  2000 100 C 1 2
GST103 Computers In Society; Past Questions And Answers Available  2000 100 C 1 2
GST105 History and Philosophy of Scienc; Past Questions And Answers Available  2000 100 C 1 2
GST107 A study guide for a distance learner (BSC); Past Questions And Answers Available  2000 100 C 1 2
JLS111 Introduction to Journalism; Past Questions And Answers Available  2500 100 E 1 3
MAC113 History of Nigerian Mass Media; Past Questions And Answers Available  2000 100 C 1 2
MAC117 Writing for Mass Media I; Past Questions And Answers Available  2000 100 C 1 2
MAC121 Introduction to News Writing Reporting; Past Questions And Answers Available  2500 100 C 1 3

BREAKDOWN OF YOUR TOTAL FEES THIS SEMESTER

Suggestion for NOUN Elective Courses

Note, elective course(s) are borrowed course(s) which means there’re NOT the main courses you’re supposed to do in the first place, thus, you’re strongly recommended to write some of them so as to help your GP. What this therefore means is that you may not register all “elective courses” you see in your Course Outline in each semester, however, you MUST register some. While it’s compulsory to register all Core Courses, it’s not compulsory to register for all Elective courses.

  1. If you see 1 Elective Course: we advise registering 1
  2. If you see 2 Elective Courses: we advise registering 1
  3. If you see 3 Elective Courses: we advise registering 2
  4. If you see 4 Elective Courses: we advise registering 2/3
  5. If you see 5 Elective Courses: we advise registering 3
  6. NOTE: However, there’s NOTHING wrong with registering for all Elective Courses. 

NOTE the following:

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