The University has four entry routes:
The programme is run on both regular and weekend sessions. The weekend session is a Top-up programme that offers a pathway for Higher National Diploma (HND) and other Diploma holders. The weekend programme is run on weekends to enable those in employment an opportunity to seek further training.
SSSCE Holders
Six (6) Passes (A-D) in three (3) core subjects: English Language, Mathematics and Integrated Science/Social Studies plus credit in three (3) elective subjects from the following: Sciences, General Arts, Home Economics, Business, Agricultural and Visual Arts.
WASSCE Holders
Six (6) Passes (A1-C6) in three (3) core subjects: English Language, Mathematics and Integrated Science/Social Studies plus credit in three (3) elective subjects from the following: Sciences, General Arts, Home Economics, Business, Agricultural and Visual Arts.
Ordinary Level
• Foreign Qualifications: Foreign qualifications acceptable for consideration for admission include International Baccalaureate (IB), GECSE, American Grade 13 examinations and other external qualifications, which have equivalences to the WASSCE/SSSCE and the GCE (A levels).
• Any other foreign certificate will be sent to National Accreditation Board for assessment and advice.
Mature students’ entry avenues to tertiary education provide opportunities for people who could not do so earlier in their lives to further their education at the tertiary level after some years in the workplace (preferably, the formal workplace). The applicant must:
Candidates in this category must:
SSSCE Candidates:
To be admitted to the BSc. Economics programme, SSSCE candidates should have Passes (A-D) in six (6) subjects comprising the core subjects of English Language, Mathematics and Integrated Science/Social Studies; and Economics and Elective Mathematics in addition to any one of the following elective subjects: Geography, Government, History, Accounting, Business Management and Costing.
WASSCE Candidates:
WASSCE candidates should have Credit Passes (A1-C6) in six (6) subjects comprising the core subjects of English Language, Mathematics and Integrated Science/Social Studies; and Economics and Elective Mathematics in addition to any one of the following elective subjects: Geography, Government, History, Accounting, Business Management and Costing.
Mature students’ entry to tertiary education provides opportunities for people who could not do so earlier in their lives to further their education at the tertiary level after some years in the workplace (preferably, the formal workplace). Such applicants should normally not exceed 5% (for Public Tertiary Educational Institutions) and 20% (for Private Tertiary Educational Institutions) of the total admissions of an institution in a given academic year.
The applicant must:
Candidates in this category must:
Mature students’ entry avenues to tertiary education provide opportunities for people who could not do so earlier in their lives to further their education at the tertiary level after some years in the workplace (preferably, the formal workplace).
The applicant must:
Candidates in this category must:
The Diploma in Enterprise Management is also run by the Department to cater for applicants who are not able to meet the bachelor degree programme’s requirement. After completing the two-year diploma programme, graduates with distinctions are allowed to continue with the Level 300 of the bachelor degree programme whilst those with ordinary pass may continue from Level 200.