How to gain admission into KNUST as fee-paying or parallel programme student if you did not gain regular student admission admitted

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Do you want answers to “How to gain admission into KNUST as a fee-paying or parallel programme student if you did not gain regular student admission? Keep reading.

Did you apply for admission to KNUST but not get any admission notice? If yes, there is a second window of opportunity. By the time you read this post on “How to gain admission into KNUST as a fee-paying student if you did not get admitted,” you will be equipped to take another step to gain admission into KNUST.

A student who applied for admission into KNUST but was not admitted can easily gain admission by applying for the KNUST parallel programme. The parallel programme is available for students who want to study a programme at the business faculty or the faculty of social science. The parallel programme at KNUST is a four-year programme offered to qualified applicants who want to study the same programme studied by the regular students; however, he or she will attend lectures in the twilight of the day from 4 p.m. each day for four years to obtain a degree just like the regular students.

Call this programme an evening programme at a university such as UPSA, and you will be right. At the end of the four-year study, your certificate will be the same as that of regular students who attend lectures from morning to 3 pm each day.

The parallel programme at KNUST is fee-paying. This means that you will pay a fee that is lower than that of regular students. This is good news.

The lecturers who handle the programmes and subjects during the parallel programme are the same as those who teach the regular students.

To gain admission, you must have obtained a worse aggregate of 24. The lower, the better the chances of gaining admission to your dream university.

You will pay the same price for access to hostel facilities on and off campus as a KNUST student, whether you are a regular student or not.

Just in case you have questions to ask, KNUST has provided the following contacts:.

Do you have urgent questions to ask? Contact us through the following:

Undergraduate Admissions:

+233 24 013 0946

+233 50 048 2807

Graduate School:

+233 20 133 2812

+233 20 133 2816

Institute of Distance Learning:

+233 54 020 6262

+233 50 048 2885

+233 24 727 4661

Admissions Helpdesk:

Whatsapp: +233 24 013 0946

Telegram: +233 50 048 2807

 

Parallel programme students’ fees (Download hear)

The fees for undergraduate regular can be found here (Download Now)

Students who gain admission are to pay fees into KNUST MAIN FEES COLLECTION ACCOUNT at any of the following Banks: GCB BANK/ECOBANK/ REPUBLIC BANK/UBA BANK/CAL BANK/ CONSOLIDATED BANK GHANA(CBG) ABSA BANK/STANBIC BANK/ STANDARD CHARTERED BANK/GT BANK/ FIDELITY BANK AND GHANA POST

READ: KNUST Post Graduate Diploma In Education – 2024 Apply Now!

Residential Fees and Academic Fees should be paid separately into the same accounts using different pay-in-slips for each fee item (i.e. Residential Fees, Academic Fees)

All freshmen are to have their Chest X-ray examination at KNUST Hospital

Physical Development Levy** is for the setting up of solar street lights and maintenance of walkways on campus

 

Wisdom K.E Hammond

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