1. What happens if a student fails to pay school fees on time?

A. They will be invited to a lecture on finance B. They will be encouraged to attend classes anyway C. They will not be allowed to attend classes or take exams D. Nothing happens if fees are late

2. What should a student do if they fail to pay their fees and still attend classes?

A. They are violating the oath B. It is allowed C. They should pay late without penalties D. Nothing will happen

3. Who guarantees the student’s commitment to abide by the matriculation oath?

A. The College Secretary B. The student’s Parents/Guardians C. The University Chancellor D. The Dean of the Department

4. Who should sign and date the matriculation oath along with the student?

A. The Dean of Faculty B. The College Secretary C. A fellow student D. A police officer

5. What is the primary obligation of a student towards the authorities of Osun State University according to the matriculation oath?

A. To negotiate fees and ask for extensions B. To pay respect and obey regulations issued for the good administration of the University C. To represent the University in external competitions D. To avoid attending lectures during protests

6. What does the student agree to abide by if found violating the Code of Conduct?

A. A fine B. Sanctions C. Warnings only D. Nothing

7. Who has the authority to expel a student from Osun State University for breaching the matriculation oath?

A. The College Secretary B. The Dean of Faculty C. The Vice-Chancellor D. The University Librarian

8. The Matriculation Oath is made in accordance with what legal framework?

A. The Constitution of Nigeria B. The Oaths Act C. The University Act D. The Criminal Code

9. The student oath mentions compliance with which code?

A. Code of Conduct for Staff and Students B. Code of Parking Regulations C. Code of Library Usage D. Code of Student Clubs

10. What does “make restitution” imply regarding protests?

A. Compensate for damages caused regardless of protest context B. It is only required if police are involved C. Restitution is voluntary D. Restitution is not required for protests

11. What will happen if a student fails to pay their school fees on time?

A. They will be given extra time without consequences B. They will be allowed to attend classes but not write exams C. They should not be allowed to attend classes, tutorials, or exams D. They can request a fee waiver from the faculty

12. Which of the following is true regarding violence according to the oath?

A. Violence is acceptable during protests B. Violence and damaging property are prohibited C. Only verbal violence is banned D. Violence is allowed if other students agree

13. What contact information does the form require?

A. Social media handles B. Residential and vacation contact addresses, phone, and email C. Parents’ email only D. Emergency contact only

14. What should a student do upon admission to formally accept the matriculation oath?

A. Sign the oath document B. Pay the tuition fee only C. Attend an orientation lecture only D. Join a student society

15. Paying restitution means:

A. Avoiding paying for damages B. Compensating for damage caused C. Reporting others who damage property D. Ignoring damage caused during protests

16. According to the oath, what is a student’s responsibility if they cause damage to University or public property?

A. They should ignore it as long as it was accidental B. They must make restitution for the damage caused C. They should report other students instead D. They are only accountable if caught on camera

17. Which of the following must a student at Osun State University faithfully observe?

A. University festivals only B. Personal opinions C. University regulations and directives D. Instructions from other students

18. What happens if a student refuses to disclose cult activities of others?

A. They are in breach of the oath B. No consequences C. They are promoted D. They get rewards for loyalty

19. Who guarantees that the student will abide by the declaration?

A. Fellow students B. Parents or guardians C. Lecturers D. University security

20. How should students handle knowledge of secret cult activities?

A. Keep it secret from everyone B. Report it to university authorities or police C. Join the secret cult to find out more D. Ignore the activities

21. What is meant by “obedience to the authorities” in the oath?

A. Disregarding university rules B. Following instructions from university officials C. Following instructions from classmates D. Disobeying officials during protests

22. What does it mean to “faithfully observe all regulations and directives”?

A. To selectively follow rules you like B. To always follow and respect university rules C. To ignore minor rules only D. To only follow directives related to exams

23. If a student breaches the code of dressing, what happens?

A. No actions are taken B. They face sanctions as per the Code of Conduct C. They get a warning only D. They are asked to leave campus immediately

24. What must a student do if they become aware of cultists’ identities or activities?

A. Inform only their fellow students B. Publicly confront the cultists C. Fail to disclose to avoid conflicts D. Disclose to the University authorities or the police

25. What must a student at Osun State University do regarding the university authorities?

A. Ignore directives from authorities B. Pay respect and obey the authorities C. Only obey authorities during exams D. Obey only student union leaders

26. Who holds the power to expel a student summarily for breach of oath clauses?

A. Dean of Students B. Vice-Chancellor C. Student Union President D. Registrar

27. What type of dress code does the oath bind the student to?

A. Casual clothing B. The Code of Dressing of the university C. Wear traditional attire only D. No specific dress code

28. Which of these is included in the student's declaration?

A. Commitment to sportsmanship B. Commitment to the university code of dressing C. Completion of all assignments D. Participation in cultural events

29. What is the stance of the University regarding secret cult membership for students?

A. They may join if approved by student unions B. They are not allowed to be members and must not aid cultism C. Membership is encouraged for cultural exchange D. It is permitted during holiday periods only

30. If a student violates the oath, what is the first consequence mentioned?

A. A verbal warning B. Summarily expelled by the Vice-Chancellor C. A chance to apologize D. Community service

31. If a student damages university property during a protest, what is expected?

A. The student should deny responsibility B. The student should make restitution C. The university will forgive the student D. Students are allowed to damage property during protests

32. What is the legal nature of the matriculation oath?

A. It’s a casual promise B. It’s made truthfully under the Oaths Act C. It’s a suggestion only D. It’s optional for students

33. What is the student's obligation about secret cult membership?

A. They should join to avoid suspicion B. They should not join secret cults C. They should secretly support cult activities D. They should encourage their friends to join cults

34. The student affirms not to do what concerning cultism?

A. Help cultists B. Join secret cults C. Hide cultist information D. All of the above

35. The Matriculation Ceremony form requires the student to provide which information?

A. Favorite subject B. Phone number and email address C. Height and weight D. Hobbies and interests

36. What does “summarily expel” mean in the context of the oath?

A. Expelled immediately and without delay B. Expelled after a long process C. Expelled with an appeal process D. Temporarily suspended only

37. What is the student’s responsibility if they become aware of cultists’ identities?

A. Stay silent B. Disclose to authorities or police C. Join the cult to gather more information D. Warn friends only

38. Who guarantees the student's resolve to abide by the oath?

A. The student alone B. Their parents or guardians C. The student union D. The university security

39. What kind of conduct is explicitly forbidden for Osun State University students under the oath?

A. Participating in academic clubs B. Engaging in acts of violence or improper conduct C. Attending extra tutorials D. Joining voluntary community services

40. The matriculation oath includes a commitment to:

A. Academic honesty only B. The university’s good administration C. Student government duties D. Sports participation

41. The oath states students will not engage in improper conduct “either alone or in conjunction with other students.” This means:

A. Students can act wrongly if alone B. Students must avoid improper conduct in all cases C. Only misconduct with others is prohibited D. Misconduct is allowed during protests

42. If a student fails their obligations under the oath, who is authorized to impose sanctions?

A. The Student Union B. The Head of Department C. The Vice-Chancellor D. The sports coordinator

43. What kind of conduct are students prohibited from engaging in at Osun State University?

A. Academic discussions B. Acts of violence or improper conduct C. Joining clubs D. Participating in sports

44. Students pledge to pay fees "as and when due." This implies:

A. Pay whenever you feel like it B. Pay on time as scheduled by the university C. Pay only at graduation D. Fees are optional

45. What does the oath say about the University’s Code of Conduct?

A. Students may choose which parts to follow B. Students must fully subscribe to the Code, including the Code of Dressing C. The Code of Conduct applies only to staff, not students D. The Code of Conduct is optional if students are from outside the state

46. How does the oath treat cooperation with cults?

A. Encouraged for social benefits B. Forbidden in any form C. Allowed if for academic purposes D. Optional for boarders only

47. What should a student do if they are unsure about a directive?

A. Ignore the directive B. Seek clarification but still obey C. Violate it if inconvenient D. Share it on social media

48. The student makes the oath upon:

A. First semester exams B. Admission into the university C. Graduation ceremony D. Joining a secret cult

49. Under which legal framework is the matriculation oath made by the student?

A. The University’s internal rules B. The Nigerian Constitution C. The Oaths Act D. The Criminal Code

50. What type of acts are considered improper conduct?

A. Joining academic clubs B. Acts of violence or damage to property C. Attending lectures late D. Using mobile phones in class