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dominique: Not looking good for Burkina-faso, Algeria just scored, as it is now Algeria is going through |
i hear her driver who is suspected to have done the recording has been released by the police. good one there |
sage_: Is she actually sexy or it is just me?just you man ![]() |
Most time politicians would say they are there to serve the people and make their lives better.Clearly Miss Hammah had other motives before entering politics, to make dollors at the expense of the people |
i knew it was not going to work |
Aboki did engineering at KNUST |
Obrafour: Thethe tax policy is bull s....t. very soon they would turn to churches |
[quote author=Cusubaba]God bless u my brother. Every storey buildings in Ghana have been converted to privite universities because of Nigeria students. lol. i dont know of every storey building being converted to a university.For me i would put premium on the faculty than the building to a larger extent. When Ashesi university started over 10 years ago , they were in a residential area of labone with just two buildings,but they had a solid academic team. Today they have their own purpose built campus at the outskirt of accra and is recognised as one the best in the sub-region. All nations university is also building a new campus i presume, becos i saw their fauculty of engineering building at the outskirt of koforidua recently |
[quote author=Mr Aboki]Obrafour Im talking about Medicine. My friends (3 of them) who were studying Medicine in University of Cape Coast had to leave for Europe after they found out that UCC's medical dept was not accredited. This was in 2004- 2005. it was resolved long ago. being a state institution they thought the could start the programme whiles seeking validation from the N.A.B |
If you want Uk education at a cheaper cost, you can as well try this. United Kingdom-based Lancaster University, in partnership with Trans National Education Limited (TNE), has opened its West African branch in Accra, Ghana. The first British branch campus in West Africa is committed to producing graduates, who have the skills and knowledge to meet Ghana’s industrial, societal and governmental needs. Conveniently located at East Legon, a suburb of Accra, the new university campus admitted its first batch of students in October 2013. Students, who enroll in programmes at the Ghana campus, have the flexibility to study in Ghana or the UK. [b]The Ghana campus is offering an International Foundation Year and a wide range of undergraduate courses in Accounting and Finance, Business Studies, Computer Science, Economics, International Relations, politics, law, Psychology and Marketing. Lancaster Ghana will also run its highly acclaimed Global MBA and MA International Relations programmes from February 2014. [/b]Speaking at the inauguration of the Accra campus, Vice Chancellor of Lancaster University, Professor Mark E. Smith said the Ghana Campus would contribute to increase the pool of internationally educated young people ready to take their places in developing and growing the Ghanaian economy and wider African economies. Additionally, he indicated that the University is highly regarded for the quality of education it provides as well as the thriving alumni network of more than 100,000 in 148 countries worldwide. Prof Smith noted that Lancaster Ghana would join institutions of higher education to enhance the country’s reputation as an educational hub for West Africa. On his part, Project Director of TNE, Ravghav Lal said the university has officially received accreditation from the National Accreditation Board (NAB) as a full branch campus of Lancaster University UK. He said the Ghana campus would allow students across Africa to access the University’s academic excellence in teaching and research on the continent. The TNE Project Director disclosed that students would be able to choose from a range of undergraduate courses and its highly acclaimed Global MBA among other post graduate and foundation programmes. Mr. Lal said Lancaster University has a long history of working with universities and local communities across sub-Saharan Africa and has considerable expertise and experience in setting up successful teaching partnerships around the world. |
Whiles you go on arguing, this universty in ghana offers generous scholarship . For those interested, it is one of the best in ghana Scholarships at Ashesi Through Ashesi’s generous Scholarship Program, we make a great education available to those who otherwise could not afford it. Thanks to a $13 million partnership with The MasterCard Foundation in Canada, Ashesi will be awarding significant financial support to qualified students who need such assistance. Students who win scholarships will be eligible for full or partial financial support to cover their tuition fees, text books, housing, and meals. In addition, 40 scholarship recipients will receive laptops each year. All scholarship recipients will also receive priority for a campus job to help meet their financial need. Students will typically work 10 hours or less each week and use the income earned for personal expenses. Students who do not receive scholarships are still eligible for admission and for campus job opportunities. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Frequently Asked Questions Below are some frequently asked questions that will guide you through applying for scholarships at Ashesi. Who can apply for a scholarship at Ashesi? Typically, scholarships are awarded to students from low income and middle income families. Any family that cannot afford the full fees should complete a financial aid application form and turn it in with their admissions application. The Scholarship Committee will determine the amount of your award on the basis of demonstrated need and the strength of your application. You can download financial aid forms on our website or pass by our main campus in Berekuso. Submit your financial aid application form with your admissions application. You cannot apply for a scholarship after you have been admitted. Will I need to submit any supporting documentation with my financial aid application? Yes. A letter requesting why you need a scholarship is required. Families will also be required to submit bank statements, pay slips and any other relevant documentation. The more information you can include to support your inability to pay the full fees, the easier it will be to process your request. What is Ashesi’s relationship with The MasterCard Foundation? Through a $13 million partnership with The MasterCard Foundation in Canada, Ashesi has been able to expand its existing scholarship programme. Half of the scholarships funded by The MasterCard Foundation will be awarded to non-Ghanaians. This scholarship covers not only the full tuition, but also includes housing in Ashesi’s residence halls, meals on campus, a free laptop, spending money and annual trips home for international students after the second year. How are scholarship decisions made? The selection process begins by determining who should be given an offer of admission based on each applicant’s overall profile. Applicants are considered on the basis of documented financial need and upon a thorough assessment by the Ashesi Scholarship Committee of all information gathered during the admissions process for each candidate. Based on your financial aid request, you are placed into one of three categories: Extreme Need (over $5,000), High Need (between $3,500 - $5,000), Medium Need (between $2000 - $3,500) or Low Need (less than $2,000). For each category of aid, there is a set amount of financial aid Ashesi can award. Students in each category are ranked based on the competitiveness of their admissions application. Students who receive scholarships typically achieve mostly A’s and B’s on their transcripts and national exam results. Will an application for a scholarship affect the decision to offer me admission to Ashesi? No. The decision to make an offer of admission is done independently of scholarship applications and decisions. The Admissions Office first determines which applicants are most qualified to attend Ashesi. A Scholarship Committee then makes an independent decision regarding scholarship awards. When will I know whether I have been awarded a scholarship? The admissions office will give you a date you can expect to hear back from Ashesi, based on the date you applied. You will receive both your admission and scholarship decision at the same time. Will my scholarship be renewed every year? As long as you and your family can continue to demonstrate financial need, you can expect that your scholarship award will be renewed annually. The Scholarship Committee meets annually to assess the financial status of each scholar’s family. You may be asked to submit updated bank statements, pay slips and other supporting documents to verify your family’s financial standing. |
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collynzo2: The Nigerians should be jailed, the Ghanaians executed.you never disappoint ![]() |
Praying gbaragbara collynzo2 and adamskutsy do not spoil your thread |
V0lv0: Will be in Ghana next month! Yipee am so happy :-)Efie ne efie |
i just want to rant and rave this hot afternoon. How old is banku and tilapia and what is his mindset? I am asking because if one goes through his posts, one would notice evidence of a boy deliberating wanting to provoke nigerians to attack ghanaians,not that some nigerians dont do that anyway.This silly guy is always commenting on issues with an aim to provoke be it tiwa savage's wedding, us senator's comment on nigeria , kenya's warning of deportation or children in Imo launching satellite. I mean what has our country got to with this? nothing.so if he must comment on issues not related to us , should it not be a post deviod of insults. I know some nigerians are guilty as well but for now my focus is on banku and tilapia |
double post |
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