The Universal School of Aviation (USA) has fixed Saturday, 11 October 2025, for its matriculation ceremony in both Abuja and Lagos campuses. The event welcomes new students officially into the aviation family. Admission is still open, but candidates are advised to act quickly before the ceremony.
There’s something special about matriculation day. It’s not just another school event; it’s that first big moment where excitement, nerves, and pride all show up in the same room. The Universal School of Aviation (USA) has announced that the 2025 matriculation ceremony will hold on Saturday, 11 October 2025, and honestly, the buzz is already building.
What To Expect On Matriculation Day
Picture it: new faces, crisp uniforms, proud families, and the hum of anticipation as future aviation professionals take their first big step. That’s the vibe every year, and this one won’t be different.
Here’s the breakdown of the official details:
- Date: Saturday, 11 October 2025
- Time: 9:00 am sharp
- Abuja Venue: Main Auditorium, Abuja Campus
- Lagos Venue: Main Auditorium, Lagos Campus
Students are strongly advised to show up early. Matriculation isn’t one of those events you stroll into halfway; it’s the first sign that you’re serious about this new chapter. Once the ceremony wraps up, lectures begin immediately, so no time to slack.
For Those Still Dreaming Of Joining
Here’s a little good news for anyone who’s been dragging their feet — admission isn’t closed yet. If you’ve been meaning to apply but somehow missed the earlier deadline, you still have a chance. But don’t sleep on it for too long because once that matriculation bell rings, the door to this session starts to close.
You can still get your Universal School of Aviation admission form before the big day. Once you’re in, you’ll officially join a league of students learning the ropes of the aviation industry — from cabin crew operations to aircraft management and more.
Matriculation days at USA are usually filled with energy, laughter, and a sense of beginning. For many, it’s the first time they see themselves as part of something bigger. Parents beam with pride, lecturers smile knowingly, and freshers sit quietly, already imagining their first flight.