Akwaaba to the University of Ghana’s Admissions FAQ section! We know that starting your academic journey is a thrilling yet sometimes complicated process. To help you find your way easily, we’ve put together this handy FAQ resource to answer the questions and worries that most people have about our application and admission processes.
Admission into the University of Ghana encompasses various categories to accommodate a diverse range of students. Kindly click on the category RELEVANT TO YOU below for frequently asked questions:
General Admission Information
What are the general entry requirement for admission?
An applicant for admission to a degree programme at the University of Ghana must have at least credits (A1 – C6 in WASSCE and A – D in SSSCE) in English, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science (for Science related programmes) or Social Studies (for non-Science related programmes) and three elective subjects in Science for applicants applying to Science or Agriculture related disciplines or three elective subjects in General Arts/Business for applicants applying to non-Science related disciplines, with the total aggregate not exceeding 30. In addition, Science applicants should have at least a grade C6 in WASSCE/D in SSSCE in Social Studies/Life Skills and non-Science applicants should also have at least a grade C6 in WASSCE/D IN SSSCE in Integrated Science/Core Science For regular undergraduate admissions, a minimum aggregate of 24 is mandatory.
What are admission cut-off points
Admission cut-off points refer to the minimum scores or qualifications required for entry into specific programs or courses at the University of Ghana. These cut-off points are determined by the university and can vary from one program to another. Link to the current cut off points page https://admission.ug.edu.ghapplying/content/cut-points Cut-off points for admissions are based on the quotas set in the previous year and should be used as a guide when choosing your programmes. Pls note that this will be influenced by the current year’s performance as well.
Do you use integrated Science or Social Studies in calculting the aggerate for the programmes
In the calculation of aggregates, Integrated Science will be used for Science programmes and Social Studies for non-science programmes. However, all applicants must have at least credit passes (C6) in both Integrated Science and Social Studies.
Admission Decisions
When should I expect to be admitted?
An applicant for admission to a degree programme at the University of Ghana must have at least credits (A1 – C6 in WASSCE and A – D in SSSCE) in English, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science (for Science related programmes) or Social Studies (for non-Science related programmes) and three elective subjects in Science for applicants applying to Science or Agriculture related disciplines or three elective subjects in General Arts/Business for applicants applying to non-Science related disciplines, with the total aggregate not exceeding 30. In addition, Science applicants should have at least a grade C6 in WASSCE/D in SSSCE in Social Studies/Life Skills and non-Science applicants should also have at least a grade C6 in WASSCE/D IN SSSCE in Integrated Science/Core Science For regular undergraduate admissions, a minimum aggregate of 24 is mandatory.
How will I know if I have gained admission to the University of Ghana?
Admission cut-off points refer to the minimum scores or qualifications required for entry into specific programs or courses at the University of Ghana. These cut-off points are determined by the university and can vary from one program to another. Link to the current cut off points page https://admission.ug.edu.ghapplying/content/cut-points Cut-off points for admissions are based on the quotas set in the previous year and should be used as a guide when choosing your programmes. Pls note that this will be influenced by the current year’s performance as well.
After gaining admission to the University of Ghana, what is the next step?
In the calculation of aggregates, Integrated Science will be used for Science programmes and Social Studies for non-science programmes. However, all applicants must have at least credit passes (C6) in both Integrated Science and Social Studies.
I gained admission to the University of Ghana but cannot attend this year. Is my admission valid for the following year?
No, you must pay the required fees and write a letter to the University requesting the deferment of your admission.
Application Process FAQ
Where can I purchase the University of Ghana application e-vouchers?
An applicant for admission to a degree programme at the University of Ghana must have at least credits (A1 – C6 in WASSCE and A – D in SSSCE) in English, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science (for Science related programmes) or Social Studies (for non-Science related programmes) and three elective subjects in Science for applicants applying to Science or Agriculture related disciplines or three elective subjects in General Arts/Business for applicants applying to non-Science related disciplines, with the total aggregate not exceeding 30. In addition, Science applicants should have at least a grade C6 in WASSCE/D in SSSCE in Social Studies/Life Skills and non-Science applicants should also have at least a grade C6 in WASSCE/D IN SSSCE in Integrated Science/Core Science For regular undergraduate admissions, a minimum aggregate of 24 is mandatory.
Can I revisit my application document after completing the online form? If so, until when?
Admission cut-off points refer to the minimum scores or qualifications required for entry into specific programs or courses at the University of Ghana. These cut-off points are determined by the university and can vary from one program to another. Link to the current cut off points page https://admission.ug.edu.ghapplying/content/cut-points Cut-off points for admissions are based on the quotas set in the previous year and should be used as a guide when choosing your programmes. Pls note that this will be influenced by the current year’s performance as well.
Can I make changes after I have submitted my application online?
In the calculation of aggregates, Integrated Science will be used for Science programmes and Social Studies for non-science programmes. However, all applicants must have at least credit passes (C6) in both Integrated Science and Social Studies.