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UPSA releases 2023-2024 admissions, sends new important admission notice WASSCE applicants

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The University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) has released its 2023–2024 admissions and also sent new important notices to all WASSCE applicants for the 2023–2023 academic year. The notice goes to all who applied for degree and diploma programmes offered by the university.

The USPA 2023-2024 admissions were released on 28th December 2023 according to the press release by the management of the university through its admission board.

All WASSCE applicants to the undergraduate and diploma programmes of the university are hereby informed as follows:

1. The admission process has started in earnest.

2. Qualified applicants who have been offered admission should look forward to receiving SMS notification.

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3. Applicants who have still not received any SMS notification should use their OSN (e-voucher 15-digit alpha numeric number) to check their admission status by following the following steps:
• Log on https://upsasip.com/adm-area
• Enter your OSN
• Click on the link to download your admission letter

Further Information: call/whatsapp: 0303-937544/0303-937542 or email: admissions@upsamail.edu.gh.

 

The University of Professional Studies, Accra has established that fees will be paid by students as set out in the fees schedule published before the beginning of a new academic year.

The approved fees normally comprise: academic facility user fees, residential facility and miscellaneous charges.

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The fees policy in part provides as follows:

●  Fees are not subject to increment once enrolled on an academic programme as a student.

●  Fees charged per academic year are supposed to be paid by two installments i.e.  50% at the beginning of the first semester and the remaining 50% at the start of the second semester. Full payment (100%) is, however, accepted if the student can afford.

●  A student rusticated or suspended or withdrawn or dismissed under a University policy or procedure is not entitled to a refund as specified in the students’ handbook.

 


📊 Stakeholder Guidance & Contextual Analysis

As developments continue to unfold regarding UPSA releases 2023-2024 admissions, sends new important admission notice WASSCE applicants, educational administrators, teachers, and candidates across Ghana are advised to follow established guidelines. Aligning school operations with official Ghana Education Service (GES) circulars and Ministry directives remains essential for institutional coherence and academic planning.

Key Directives for Schools and Educators:

  • Administrative Alignment: School management and district directorates should cross-check official announcements before adjusting operational schedules.
  • Stakeholder Transparency: Maintain active communication channels across Parent-Teacher Associations (PTAs), teaching staff, and student bodies.
  • Continuous Oversight: Stay updated on supplementary directives issued by authorized public education authorities.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: How does this update impact academic calendars and school operations?
A: School administrators are advised to incorporate official directives into current term plans while awaiting further formal clarifications. Refer to official channels for exact timelines.

Q: Where can educators verify authentic announcements?
A: Notices can be verified through official Ministry of Education releases, GES headquarters circulars, or accredited national education portals like GhanaEducation.org.

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2 Responses

  1. Joshua says:

    Pls how do I retrieve my OSN

  2. Aidoo Frederick says:

    Please when are we supposed to come to the school to complete our registration???

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