The University of Ghana, one of the premier educational institutions in West Africa, provides students with a range of accommodation options, including its well-established Traditional Halls of Residence.
These halls offer students a community environment, with easy access to academic facilities, social activities, and student services. However, to ensure smooth registration and accommodation, students must pay the prescribed fees for their hall of residence.
As we approach the 2024/2025 academic year, the University of Ghana has outlined the schedule of fees for students seeking accommodation in the traditional halls.
How to Access the Fee Schedule
For detailed information on the specific fees for each traditional hall, students can access the official University of Ghana fee schedule by visiting the provided PDF link. Click HERE to access the Fee Schedule.
This document contains the exact fees for accommodation, hall maintenance, and utilities for each of the University’s traditional halls of residence.
Additional Charges for Ghanaian Fresh Students
- Generator Levy: All Ghanaian fresh students who will be admitted into residence will be required to make an additional one-off payment of GH¢100.00 as a Generator Levy. This charge covers the cost of ensuring a reliable power supply to the halls.
- Electronic Access Fee: All Ghanaian fresh students in the traditional halls (Main Campus) will be required to pay a one-off electronic access fee of GH¢300.00. This fee allows students to have secure electronic access to their halls, improving safety and convenience.
Payment Deadlines and Procedure
To ensure students are able to register on time, at least 50% of the total accommodation fee must be paid before the first semester registration. Full payment is required before the second semester registration.
In addition to the standard fees, the Generator Levy and the Electronic Access Fee should be paid as part of the registration process. Payments can be made through the approved banks listed by the University or via online platforms such as Visa card, Mastercard, and Mobile Money (MTN, Telecel, AirtelTigo). The banks where payments can be made include:
- Standard Chartered Bank
- Ecobank
- Universal Merchant Bank (UMB)
- Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG)
- Republic Bank
- GCB Bank
- Stanbic Bank
- Access Bank
- Absa Bank
- Prudential Bank
- UG Pay (Online Payment Platform)
Conclusion
The fees for the University of Ghana’s traditional halls are structured to cover accommodation, maintenance, and utility costs, ensuring a comfortable living environment for students. It’s crucial for students to pay the required fees on time to guarantee their place in one of these sought-after halls. For further details and updates on the fee structure, students should regularly check the University of Ghana’s official website or contact the accommodation office.
By planning ahead and adhering to the payment guidelines, students can enjoy a smooth transition into their university life, surrounded by a vibrant and engaging campus community.
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