UCC E-Campus: Tuition Fee payment structure for Ghanaian students.

FEES STRUCTURE

The E-Campus fees are dependent on two things: the programme the student is offering (a master’s or a PhD student) and the type of master’s or PhD  programme he or she has been offered, and the status of the student, whether he is a Ghanaian or an International student.

GHANAIAN STUDENTS

Ghanaian students are to pay their fees in Ghana Cedis. They must provide proof of identification (verification of their Ghanaian nationality) when paying their fees.

BREAKDOWN OF FEES

Enrolment fees

Every student who is offered admission is obliged to pay an  enrolment fee  within 5 business days of receiving their  acceptance offer. Students are to note that the enrolment fee is mandatory, not part of the tuition fees and  not discounted.

Tuition fees

Tuition fees are paid in two different ways. A one-time payment or payment in monthly instalments.

One-time payment: Students can pay the full tuition fees for their programme, Master’s (18 months) or Doctorate Programme (36 months), as a one-time payment. A one-time tuition payment attracts a waiver of 7.5%, when paid upon enrolment into the programme.

Payment in monthly instalments: Students using this module can pay their tuition fees over the entire period of their programme in fixed monthly instalments (Master’s or Doctorate for 18 months and 36 months, respectively).

WHERE (PLATFORM)  FOR  YOUR FEES

Online: Students can pay online via the Student Portal, which is usually confirmed instantly. Students can pay via MTN, MoMo, Telecel, Cash, Airtel, Tigo, Visa, Mastercard, and Paystack. Payment is validated automatically by the provider.

Banks: Students can pay to GCB and/or Ecobank.

GCB :Students paying via GCB are to pay to  the account name ASTRIA LEARNING-GHANA LTD , the High Street Branch, with account number 1011180009823 

For more information, contact UCC E-Campus via: https://ecampus.ucc.edu.gh/tuition-and-fees/ 

Source: UCC E-Campus