BSc. Administration - Full-Fee Paying

BSc Administration at the University of Ghana is a business-focused degree in the College of Humanities. It is a full-fee paying programme, so you pay the full tuition cost rather than a subsidised rate. Entry is highly competitive, which means you will need strong WASSCE results to stand a chance.

What studying administration involves

Programmes of this kind usually cover the core areas of business: management, marketing, finance, accounting, operations, and human resources. You learn how organisations work, how to analyse business problems, and how to make evidence-based decisions. Most graduates go into management training schemes, business analysis, operations supervision, or start their own businesses.

How hard it is to get a place

Entry to this programme is highly competitive. You will be competing against many strong applicants, so you need excellent WASSCE results to be considered. The same programme at KNUST is also highly competitive, while at Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development it is less competitive. This gives you an idea of how sought-after administration places are.

What full-fee paying means for you

A full-fee paying place means the government does not subsidise your tuition, so you pay the full cost of the programme. That cost is higher than what subsidised students pay, and you and your family need to plan for it carefully. Note that full-fee status does not make entry easier – the programme remains highly competitive.