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University and college entry

Admission lists, cut-off points, deadlines and accreditation for universities, technical universities and colleges, taken from each institution's own pages.

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  • University admission lists

    Where KNUST, the University of Ghana and UCC publish their lists, the cut-off points they publish, and what to do if you are not admitted.

  • University cut-off points

    The cut-off points UG, KNUST and UCC publish, copied from their own pages with the year and the day we read them.

  • KNUST cut-off points

    Cut-off aggregates for every KNUST programme, copied from KNUST's own entry guide with the day it was read.

  • University of Cape Coast cut-off points

    Cut-off points for every programme on UCC's cut-off page, with the application window UCC states.

  • University of Ghana cut-off points

    UG's published cut-off points for 2026/2027, copied from its own admissions site with the date checked.

  • Universities in Ghana

    Every institution the regulators list: universities, technical universities, tertiary colleges and colleges of education, each with its accreditation status.

  • Private universities in Ghana

    The private universities on the register, with the accreditation status the Tertiary Education Commission publishes.

  • Technical universities in Ghana

    Every technical university on the register, with its region and accreditation status.

  • Tertiary colleges

    Private tertiary colleges offering HND and degree programmes, including the ones whose accreditation has expired.

  • Colleges of education: admission

    Every college of education on the register, and what the Tertiary Education Commission has said about 2026/2027 admissions.

  • CWA and GPA calculator

    A credit weighted average for university students, with no grading scale of its own to get wrong.

  • WASSCE grade calculator

    Add six WASSCE grades the way universities do, and set the total beside a published cut-off.

  • Law schools in Ghana

    The nineteen law faculties named by the General Legal Council, and what the Legal Education Act 2026 changes.