Presbyterian University Matriculates Fresh Students
Presbyterian University Matriculates Fresh Students. The University recently hosted its 21st matriculation ceremony to welcome new students to the university.
A total of 1,042 freshmen were admitted into various faculties at the Akuapem and Tema campuses. During the event at the Tema campus, Vice-Chancellor Professor John Ofosu-Anim emphasized that this marked the beginning of a transformative journey for each student, as they were now part of a community of scholars, thinkers, and visionaries.
Professor Ofosu-Anim encouraged the students to embrace the responsibilities and opportunities that come with being part of the PUG academic family. He described matriculation as a symbolic rite of passage signifying their official entry into the academic life of the university, highlighting their commitment to learning, growth, and the pursuit of knowledge.
Furthermore, he emphasized that the students were now part of a community that values curiosity, critical thinking, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. Professor Ofosu-Anim urged the students to carry forward the torch of curiosity as they embark on their academic journey at the institution.
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Holistic journey at Presbyterian University
Prof. Ofosu-Anim said the university experience was not just about attending classes and earning grades, but also engaging in a holistic journey of self-discovery, personal development and intellectual exploration.
The matriculants through the swearing of the matriculation oath (University Matriculates Fresh Students)
The matriculants through the swearing of the matriculation oath
He, thus, urged the students to take advantage of the diverse academic programmes, the wealth of resources at their disposal, and the guidance of the esteemed faculty members who were not just teachers but mentors and guides in their academic journey.
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Presbyterian University Active participants
Prof. Ofosu-Anim encouraged them to be active participants in the vibrant campus life through participation in extracurricular activities and networking with their fellow students.
The speaker emphasized that these encounters would not only influence your university experience but also shape your perspective on life and your role in society. He stressed that the students were not merely students, but future leaders, innovators, and contributors to society.
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Therefore, it was crucial for them to maximize their time at PUG, not only academically but also by forming meaningful relationships, acquiring valuable lessons, and striving to create a positive impact while on campus.
