Dowen College Lagos vs Vivian Fowler Memorial College for Girls

	D Dowen College Lagos Lagos, Nigeria	V Vivian Fowler Memorial College for Girls Lagos, Nigeria
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year NGN 1,250,000 - 2,105,000	Fees / year NGN 15,000 - 2,135,000
Age range	Age range 10 - 18 years	Age range 10 - 16 years
Type	Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)	Type Girls School (boarding)
Curriculum	Curriculum British Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, Bespoke Curriculum	Curriculum Cambridge IGCSE, Bespoke Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils 440	Pupils 654
Typical class size	Typical class size 7	Typical class size 25
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 1997	Opened 1991
Bus service	Bus service No	Bus service No
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location No. 18, Adebayo Doherty Road, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, Nigeria. Lekki Phase 1 is a residential and commercial area in Lagos. Dowen College Lagos is accessible by bus services for day students.	Location Plot 5 Billingsway, Chief T.A. Doherty Industrial Layout, Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria. The school is located in Ikeja, in the Oregun district, Lagos. The address places the school along major roads in Lagos, Nigeria.
Stages	Stages Junior School; Senior School	Stages Junior Secondary; Senior Secondary
School type	School type Private, co-educational secondary school offering both day and boarding facilities	School type All-girls secondary school with boarding facilities
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Remedial lessons; Mathematics clinic; Hostel tutorials	Additional learning support —
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Nigeria	Country affiliation Nigeria
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation —	Religious affiliation —
School day structure	School day structure —	School day structure —
Bus service details	Bus service details Bus services are available for day students at a token fee; staff have free bus services	Bus service details —
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application & Admission Fees - Application form (one-off): ₦15,000. Tuition fees (by student type) — per academic session and per term - Day students (secondary): typical reported range per academic session (three terms) is approximately ₦1,250,000 to ₦1,350,000; this equates to roughly ₦416,000 to ₦450,000 per term. - Boarding students (secondary, weekly/term boarding options available): typical reported figure per academic session is approximately ₦2,000,000; this equates to roughly ₦666,000 per term. Billing schedule and payment terms - Fees are billed on a termly/session basis and termly payment is accepted. Parents may pay per term. - Standard schedule: the academic session is split into three terms; the session total for tuition is normally payable either in full for the session or in three termly instalments according to the school's billing plan. Boarding fees and boarding-related amounts - Boarding tuition is charged in addition to the day tuition and is commonly reported around ₦2,000,000 per session for boarding students. - Boarding supplies and pocket/grooming amounts expected on return to hostel: pocket money per term ₦20,000 and grooming (hair plaiting/hair cut) ₦10,000 per term. A complete list of items required for boarders (uniform sets, sportswear, bedding, toiletries, etc.) is provided to parents. Other costs and recurring charges - What the main fee covers: tuition, feeding, books, uniform and development levies (these items are listed as covered by the school fee package). - Uniforms: a complete uniform set is required for boarders and uniforms are available on the school premises; parents should budget for additional uniform items beyond the number supplied with initial fees. - Examination and assessment charges: examination-related fees (external exam registration or specific assessment fees) are commonly charged in addition to the basic tuition by secondary schools and are reported as additional to the tuition figure. Budget for separate exam or assessment fees. - Sibling discount: a sibling discount for second and subsequent children has been reported in published fee summaries (commonly a percentage discount on tuition). Refunds and fee cancellations - No explicit, detailed public refund policy for tuition, acceptance or development levies is published alongside the admissions/fees information that lists application and tuition items. Parents should note that application fees are charged as part of the admissions process. Fee payment options and accepted methods - Payments are normally made to the school's designated bank accounts or approved collection points; termly and session payments are accepted. Parents should prepare to pay by bank transfer/deposit to designated accounts or other bank-based payment methods as instructed by the school. - Other commonly used payment channels in comparable Lagos private schools include bank deposit/transfer and in-person payments at the school's finance office; request and use the school's official payment instructions when completing payments. Summary notes for parents - Application form: ₦15,000 (one-off). Termly payment is accepted. Tuition figures for secondary-day students are typically around ₦1,250,000–₦1,350,000 per session (about one-third per term). Boarding tuition is commonly reported near ₦2,000,000 per session with additional boarding pocket/grooming allowances (₦20,000 and ₦10,000 per term respectively). Budget additionally for uniforms, books and any external examination fees.	Fee details Application / Registration fees - Registration (application) fee: ₦15,000 per student. Tuition fees (by academic session and per-term guidance) - Published tuition (2025/2026 academic session): ₦2,000,000 for the academic session (standard session rate reported for students). - Typical term billing (inference from a single annual/session charge): when a session total is divided into three terms, the approximate amount per term would be ₦666,667. This per-term figure is an arithmetical division of the reported session fee and not an independently published term charge. - No publicly posted breakdown by specific year group (e.g., Junior Secondary vs Senior Secondary or by individual grade) was found in the publicly available material; the fee information located is presented as a general session rate rather than separate amounts per year group. Boarding / accommodation fees - Accommodation (boarding) charge reported for the 2025/2026 session: ₦120,000 (this is listed separately from the session tuition in published reports). - The college operates boarding facilities and provides supervised hostel life for boarding students. Specific accommodation inclusions and any tiered boarding rates (if any) were not publicly listed. Billing schedule and payment terms - Fees are managed through the school's online parent/student portal and online application links (school uses an online fees portal for admissions and parent login). Parents are required to pay fees via the school's fees portal and by the school's published deadlines. - No detailed public schedule stating exact invoice dates, late-payment penalties, or staged instalment deadlines was found in the public material reviewed. Where a session total is given, schools often expect payment before term resumption or via termly instalments; the reported session total suggests the school accepts session or term payment arrangements through the portal, but precise contract terms were not publicly posted. Other costs and typical additional charges - Items commonly noted as included or separately charged in published summaries for this school: textbooks, uniforms, and (in some reports) learning/technology items such as student tablets may be covered or billed at first-term/initial billing; exact inclusions differ between reports. Parents should budget for additional costs such as examination fees, transport, medical/insurance charges, co-curricular activity fees, excursions/trips, and any optional extra-curricular payments. - No precise published schedule of uniform costs, book packs, or per-item charges was located in the public material. Refunds and fee withdrawal policy - No publicly available, detailed refund policy or formal published instructions for refunds/fee credits was found in the public material accessible without parent/portal login. Specific refund terms (for withdrawal, early leave, or overpayment) are not publicly posted in the sources reviewed. Fee payment options - The school directs parents to an online fees/admissions portal (parent login / online application links are active on the school's public pages), indicating payments are processed through the portal system. The portal is the official route for fee payment and billing notices. - No publicly posted list of accepted payment instruments (specific bank account details, accepted card types, or third‑party payment processors) was found in the public material; those details are typically available within the school's secure parent/fees portal. Brief note on availability of detailed year-group and term-by-term breakdowns - Publicly available material reviewed provides a session (academic year) fee headline amount (₦2,000,000 for 2025/2026) and a separately reported accommodation charge (₦120,000). It does not provide a published, itemised fee table showing separate tuition rates for each individual grade or a school-published term-by-term tariff breakdown accessible without parent/portal login. For that reason, line‑by‑line per-year-group numbers and an official published refund policy were not locatable in the public pages and third‑party summaries.
Diving deeper	Diving deeper
Boarding arrangements	Boarding arrangements Dowen College Lagos provides a state-of-the-art boarding facility with secure housing and capable hostel parents. Boarding students have access to sports facilities including a swimming pool, basketball, lawn tennis, table-tennis and badminton, with separate fully air-conditioned common rooms for boys and girls. Weekly boarding is available, with tutorials and weekend prep classes supervised by house parents; a resident nurse attends to health issues and there are Sunday church services and Friday mosque visits.	Boarding arrangements Boarding facilities are roomy and befittingly furnished, with emphasis on comfort and security. There are indoor games and Video/TV facilities in the common room for relaxation. Life in the hostel is strictly monitored by a mother-figure assisted by matrons who are compassionate, yet firm. Boarding students follow a routine of scheduled activities including siesta, prep and recreation, and must obey all boarding house rules. On Sundays, students are taken to places of worship; Anglicans, Catholics and Pentecostals have opportunities to worship in a Church of their denomination. Muslims worship on Fridays and are also taken to NASFAT on Sundays. The hostel is open to students of different faiths and no one is compelled to follow any particular form of worship.
Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Dowen College Lagos requires a formal school uniform for both boys and girls, including a blazer (regular and ceremonial), white shirts (short and long sleeve), a blue shirt, blue trousers for boys and blue skirts for girls, a grey ceremonial option, a school tie, stockings, sports wear, a lab coat and an apron. Girls wear a boater; religious attire is not allowed. Uniforms are regulated and must be neat, and uniforms are readily available on the school premises.	Uniform requirement —
Food options	Food options Lunch is provided for all students.	Food options —
House system	House system —	House system —
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership Dowen College Lagos is governed by a Board of Governors. The leadership includes the Principal/Head of School and a senior management team, including a Vice Principal and Directors for Finance & Administration and Studies.	Governance and ownership Established in 1991 by Chief Dr (Mrs) Leila Fowler, MFR. Governance is via a Board of Governors.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Dowen College Lagos runs both the Nigerian and British curricula. The Nigerian programme leads to the BECE (Basic Education Certificate Examination) organized by NECO; Cambridge Checkpoint is taken in Year 9 (JS3). In Senior School, students sit the WASSCE and the IGCSE in Year 12. The curriculum covers a broad range of subjects and includes English Language and French Language. Tutorials and prep work consolidate learning, with registration for external examinations such as SAT, TOEFL and IELTS.	Curriculum details The school offers a holistic education with a balanced blend of enrichment opportunities across academics and co-curricular activities. STEAM programmes (Robotics and Coding) develop technical skills, while Chess, Scrabble, Girl Guides and Red Cross foster strategic thinking, teamwork and service. A wide range of sporting activities complements classroom learning, supporting physical development and healthy competition.
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio 7:1	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results —	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression An alumnus, Buraimoh Obaseyi Daniel (Class of 2010), is noted as the first Nigerian to graduate with a First Class Degree in Computer Science at San Francisco University, U.S.A.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented Dowen College Lagos offers scholarship schemes that currently cover over 10% of the student population. The Dowen College Scholarship Scheme provides a full tuition scholarship for new entrants achieving an average of 90% or higher on entrance; existing students with 90%+ per term may qualify for a full scholarship in the next session. The Diocesan/ADEMOWO Scholarship Scheme and the Cathedral Church Scholarship grant 100% full scholarships to qualified candidates (two annual for the Lagos Dioceses; a cathedral choir member, respectively).	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The school maintains a Safe & Supportive Environment with a Zero Tolerance policy for bullying, harassment, or discrimination. Clear procedures exist for reporting and resolving concerns. An Anti-Bullying Policy defines bullying and outlines reporting, investigation, and sanctions. A Sexual Harassment Policy prohibits harassment and includes reporting and disciplinary actions. Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy applies to all staff, management, governors, volunteers, students, and parents/guardians; a designated Child Protection Representative is the school counsellor Ms. Yinka-Babalola. Health and First Aid Policy provides health management and first aid procedures on and off school premises, with a school doctor supporting health plans and medical procedures.	Social & emotional learning The school supports holistic development through enrichment opportunities that tap into multiple intelligences and varied learning styles, including STEAM programmes (Robotics and Coding), Chess, Scrabble, Girl Guides and Red Cross, and a wide range of sporting activities.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) —	Special educational needs (SEN) —
English as an additional language	English as an additional language English Language is offered as a subject. French Language is offered as a subject. Yoruba Language, Igbo Language, and Hausa Language are offered.	English as an additional language —
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Ms. Yinka-Babalola is the school counsellor and the designated Child Protection Representative. The Health and First Aid Policy provides health management and first aid, with a school doctor available to support health plans. The school doctor liaises with parents, staff, and health professionals and maintains medical records.	Mental wellbeing —
Safeguarding	Safeguarding Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy protects and promotes the welfare of every child. Policy applies to all staff, management, governors, volunteers, students, and parents/guardians. Core Principles include that the child's welfare is paramount, equal protection for all, and partnership with families and agencies. Types of abuse include physical, sexual, emotional abuse, and neglect. A designated Child Protection Representative is Ms. Yinka-Babalola, the school counsellor. Handling suspected abuse requires reporting to senior management and authorities; the school provides information and support. Legal framework includes UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, Lagos State Child's Rights Law, and related instruments.	Safeguarding Boarding facilities are roomy and befittingly furnished, with emphasis on comfort and security. The hostel life is strictly monitored by a mother-figure assisted by matrons who are compassionate, yet firm. Boarding students follow a routine of scheduled activities including siesta, prep and recreation and must obey all boarding house rules.
Safeguarding policy	Safeguarding policy —	Safeguarding policy —
Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview Dowen College Lagos is equipped with modern teaching and learning facilities of international standard. A multipurpose court supports sports such as swimming, soccer, handball, basketball, athletics, table-tennis, lawn-tennis and rugby, with contracted coaches and opportunities for external competitions. A well-maintained swimming pool is available for recreation and life-saving skills. The Ultra-modern Library is well-stocked with over 3000 titles, internet facilities, and a computerized catalogue. Laboratories include Basic Science, Basic Technology, Agric Science, ICT, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Technical Drawing; classrooms are fully air-conditioned with teaching aids and an ICT Laboratory is equipped with modern computers and unlimited internet.	Facilities overview The College Hostels are roomy and befittingly furnished, with emphasis on comfort and security. There are indoor games and a common-room video/TV facility for relaxation. Boarding life is strictly monitored by a mother-figure assisted by matrons. Boarding students follow a routine of siesta, prep and recreation. The school has well-equipped laboratories for Chemistry, an ICT hub for educational technology, a Basic Technology workshop and a Robotics program. Art & Culture, Clothing & Textile and Home Economics facilities support creative and practical learning, and excursions are an integral part of curriculum delivery.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities Dowen College Lagos has a well-equipped sports unit supporting swimming, soccer, handball, basketball, athletics, table-tennis, lawn-tennis and rugby. The Multipurpose Court serves as a central venue for these activities. Coaches are contracted to assist Physical Education teachers in each sport, and students partake in external competitions with like-minded institutions. The program emphasizes active participation in inter-school events to foster teamwork and fitness.	Sports facilities The school offers a wide range of sporting activities.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Dowen College Lagos has a broad set of science and ICT facilities. There are Basic Science, Basic Technology, Agric Science, ICT, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Technical Drawing laboratories. Classrooms are fully air-conditioned with adequate teaching aids to facilitate learning and accommodate various learning styles. The ICT Laboratory is fully equipped with modern computer systems and unlimited internet access for research and ICT skill development.	Academic facilities The school has well-equipped laboratories for Chemistry. There is an ICT hub for educational technology. There is a Basic Technology workshop. There is a Robotics program.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Art and Craft Centre offers pottery, sculpture and modelling; Cultural Activities include events such as Fashion Parade and grooming. Clubs include Literary/Debating Society, Press Club, Drama Club, French Club and Math Club. Together (Mentoring and Networking) provides school-based mentoring to support student development. Educational Tours provide termly educational and leisure visits to places of interest nationwide, with foreign visits arranged from time to time.	Extra curricular facilities STEAM programmes (Robotics and Coding), Chess, Scrabble, Girl Guides and Red Cross are offered, complemented by a wide range of sporting activities. Excursions and field trips to places of cultural, historical and intellectual significance within the country and abroad are an integral part of curriculum delivery.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History The school was founded on 6 October 1997 and is located at No. 18, Adebayo Doherty Road, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, Nigeria. Dowen College Lagos is a co-educational secondary school offering both day and boarding facilities and teaching both the Nigerian and British curricula. The school has earned international recognition, including accreditation by the British Council for developing the International Dimension in the Curriculum. It participated in the International School Award and received an Award of Excellence from the British Council on January 27, 2023.	History Vivian Fowler Memorial College for Girls was established on January 8, 1991 by Chief Dr (Mrs) Leila Fowler, MFR, to promote the advancement of women through quality and functional education. It is described as the leading all-girls school in Nigeria. It offers a balanced education that develops students' personal qualities to enable them to cope with life in universities both in Nigeria and outside Nigeria. The girls-only environment reduces bias in the choice of subjects and careers and aims to expand leadership opportunities while balancing disciplined study with a social life outside the classroom.
Community	Community The Dowen College Lagos community offers a broad range of co-curricular activities including clubs such as Mathematics Club, Charity Club, Chess, Drama, Home Makers, and Choir, along with sports. Students undertake community service such as traffic control, work with the Mother Less Babies Home, and peer tutoring at neighboring public schools. The library is well-stocked and classrooms are equipped with projectors and ICT resources, supporting learning in a collaborative environment. Parents engage through an open door policy and structured engagement programmes, including a termly Parent's Forum and Open Days.	Community Enrichment opportunities include STEAM (Robotics and Coding), Chess, Scrabble, Girl Guides and Red Cross, complemented by a wide range of sporting activities. Boarding facilities are roomy and secure, with supervision by a mother-figure assisted by matrons; boarding students follow a routine of siesta, prep and recreation. Excursions and field trips to places of cultural, historical and intellectual significance within the country and abroad are an integral part of curriculum delivery. The campus provides well-equipped laboratories for Chemistry, ICT facilities, Workshops, Robotics, Art & Culture, Clothing & Textile, and Home Economics.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association The school has a Parent's Partnership that provides a Parent's Forum each term, Open Day twice each term, Weekly Newsletters, and Homework Diaries to keep parents informed and involved. The open door policy enables parents to meet with management staff at any time to discuss pertinent issues. There is a dedicatedParent's Forum, Open Days, and regular communication to support collaboration among parents, staff, and students.	Parent teacher association —
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual Dowen College Lagos runs both Nigerian and British curricula, culminating in BECE and Checkpoint in Year 9, and WASSCE and IGCSE in Year 12. A tutorial system consolidates learning across subjects, supported by remedial and clinic programmes. The school operates an internal scholarship scheme where entrance scores of 90% or higher and 90% averages over three terms can secure full scholarships in the next session. External examination results are strong, with high achievement and many alumni progressing to tertiary education.	Academic & intellectual The school offers STEAM programmes including Robotics and Coding, Chess, and Scrabble. It also includes Girl Guides and Red Cross as enrichment activities, complemented by a wide range of sporting activities.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative The arts are central to Dowen College's culture. The school has a choir and orchestra, a brigade band, and a steel pan band, along with regular in-house drama and participation in art competitions.	Arts & creative The school provides an Art & Culture program. Performing arts include drawing, painting, digital art, photography, music and dance.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language Dowen College emphasises culture and language development through language-related clubs and speaking activities. Students are encouraged to join the press club, fortnite spelling bee activities, remedial English classes, and public speaking activities like debates. Cultural activities are also part of the co-curricular programme.	Cultural & language The school hosts an International Festival – Cultures of the World as part of its cultural programming. Cultural activities are part of the school's program.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Co-curricular activities include sports such as football, basketball, swimming, tennis, table tennis, rugby, and athletics, as well as clubs like Charity Club, Chess Club, Drama, Art, Home Makers, and Choir.	Social & hobbies Girl Guides and Red Cross are extracurricular activities. Chess and Scrabble are included as enrichment activities.
Community & service	Community & service Students participate in community service, including activities in traffic control, Mother Less Babies Home, peer tutoring at neighboring public schools, and road construction.	Community & service Red Cross and Girl Guides contribute to community service efforts.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Academic Assembly recognises top students with merit certificates and academic excellence awards, reinforcing a culture of achievement. The school runs internal scholarship schemes and reports strong external examination results (WASSCE/IGCSE) with high tertiary education outcomes.	Leadership & professional The school aims to develop independence, initiative and confidence in girls. Leadership opportunities are available.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Dowen provides health and wellbeing facilities such as sick bays with an on-site doctor and two nurses, and Lifeline Children's Hospital access nearby. The school offers boarding for students, a swimming pool, and a multi-purpose court, plus a well-stocked library. Counseling and career counseling services are available to support students' well-being and plans for the future.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Boarding facilities are roomy and well-furnished. The common room has indoor games and video/TV facilities. Life in the hostel is supervised by a mother-figure assisted by matrons. Boarding life includes a routine of scheduled activities and recreation.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision Dowen College Lagos runs both the Nigerian and British curricula. English Language and French Language are offered as subjects. Yoruba / Igbo / Hausa Language is offered. The curriculum culminates in the BECE (NECO) and Cambridge Checkpoint in Year 9, and in the WASSCE and IGCSE in Year 12.	Language provision The school teaches English Language, Yoruba/Igbo, and French.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching —	Bilingual teaching —
Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards —	Awards —
Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations —
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Enrollment is a four-step process: Registration, Requirements, Confirmation of Acceptance, and Withdrawal Policy. Registration: Admission forms are obtainable at the Admissions Office; entrants must be ten years old in the year of admission; entry into other classes (Year 8 and 9 or Senior Secondary School) is also available. Requirements: Completed admission forms should be returned with two passport-sized photographs, one photocopy of birth certificate, and one photocopy of the last term school result; candidates cleared by the Admission Office will sit for an entrance examination at the College and designated centres nationwide; transfer candidates sit for an entrance examination appropriate to their level; final admission offers are based on examination performance and reports from previous schools. Confirmation of Acceptance: Parents of successful candidates must confirm admission by paying a non-refundable deposit to Fidelity Bank (account 4011232729, DOWEN COLLEGE); deferral option exists—candidates who wish to defer admission must notify the school in writing and maintain their place by paying the non-refundable deposit. Withdrawal Policy: A term's notice or payment of one term's fees in lieu of notice is required before withdrawal; failure to comply will result in the withholding of transcripts or transfer certificates. Entrance Examinations: Entry for Year 7 is via an entrance examination conducted at the College and designated centres across the country; the Dowen College Entry Package (Admission Form, past question booklet, and prospectus) can be purchased at the Admissions Office or at listed centers in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Warri, and Eket.	Admissions 1. Make An Enquiry. Read through VFMCG's website and call or write to the school for further information. This starts the admissions process. It provides initial details about how to apply. 2. Apply Online. Use the Online Application Portal to begin the application. The link is in the Admissions section. Submit the form as instructed. 3. Visit Us. Take a tour of the facilities and ask questions. You can also book a Skype appointment if you are unable to visit. 4. Apply. Pick up a registration form from the school office (₦15,000 per form). Return the completed form with two passport photographs, a birth certificate copy, and copies of three years of school reports. Forms can be sent by email after payment; downloaded forms can be returned by email. 5. Take The Entrance Exam. The entrance examination will be held at the school on Saturday, 27 February 2021, and may be taken online. The exam has three parts: English, Numeracy and General Knowledge. Arrangements can be made to take the exam in your city if travel to Lagos is not possible. 6. Attend The Interview. After the exams are graded, you will be invited for a personal interview. The interview is part of the admissions process. The outcome informs enrolment. 7. Enrol. At the end of a successful interview, you are offered admission and a fee schedule. Pay the acceptance fee to secure the place in the desired class. Enrollment completes the admission.
Scholarships	Scholarships Dowen College has over 10% of its population on scholarships. Dowen College Scholarship Scheme offers a full tuition scholarship for new students who achieve an average of 90% at the entrance examination, and for existing students who maintain an average of 90%+ each term, eligibility for a full scholarship in the next session. Diocesan/ADEMOWO Scholarship Scheme awards two 100% full scholarships annually to qualified candidates from the Lagos Dioceses (Anglican Communion) – Lagos, Lagos Mainland, Lagos West. Cathedral Church Scholarship provides a 100% full scholarship to a qualified member of the Diocese of Lagos Cathedral Church Choir each session.	Scholarships —
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