UCC changes centres for 1 year 3-semester top-up students

The University of Cape Coast (UCC) has UCC changed centres for 1 year 3-semester top-up students who have successfully registered for their programmes.

According to the University, the changes did not affect all students offered admissions. Text messages have been sent to affected students.

The university has asked students whose centres have been altered to take the update serious and take the necessary actions.

The message which was delivered to candidates through SMS added that “Once your centre and registration details change, your credentials for the e-learning platform will also change.”

Due to the changes, students affected cannot log in to access the portal. Affected students are to wait for a day or two before logging onto the e-learning system of the university.

It further added that those of you who have paid fees and have not been able to verify to choose your elective and centre, kindly hold.

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UCC changes centres for 1 year 3-semester top-up students

FULL MESSAGE TO STUDENTS

Dear students,
There have been some major changes concerning the 1 year 3-semester top-up programme. Some of you may receive SMS bearing change of centres and new registration details, kindly take that seriously. Once your centre and registration details change, your credentials for the e-learning platform will also change. As a result of that if you can’t login to the eLearning system with your new credentials, wait and try again in a day or two. Those of you who have paid fees and have not been able to verify to choose your elective and centre, kindly hold on the page will be back soon.

Registration Support Team

Source: GhanaEducation.Org

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