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2. APPLICATION Currently, the following Bachelor's Degree programmes are available to any interested candidate, on application: Bachelor of Arts - BA Bachelor of Fine Arts - BFA Bachelor of Laws* - LLB Bachelor of Music - BMus Bachelor of Science in Administration - BSc (Admin.) Bachelor of Science in Agriculture - BSc (Agriculture) Bachelor of Science in Engineering - BSc (Engineering) Bachelor of Science in Home Science - BSc (Home Sc.) Bachelor of Science in the Natural Sciences - BSc Bachelor of Science in the Allied Health Sciences 1 - BSc Bachelor of Science in Nursing 1 - BSc (Nursing) Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Medicine Bachelor of Science in the Medical Sciences 1 - BSc (Med Sci) Bachelor of Dental Surgery 1 - BDS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery 1 - MB ChB ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 For details on Entry Requirements and Regulations, refer to section on College of Health Sciences in the Handbook for the Sciences * Available only to candidates who hold a Bachelor’s degree from a recognised institution 3. ADMISSION TO THE BACHELOR'S DEGREE COURSE 3.1 West African Senior School Certificate: 3.1.1. Applicants with the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) (Ghanaian) must meet the following requirements: Humanities (BA) � � Engineering � � Science/Pharmacy (BSc) � sh & Integrated Science � Mathematics Agriculture/ (BSc) � � Agriculture 48
Veterinary Medicine � Core Mathematics, English, Integrated Science � Mathematics Nursing � Core Mathematics, English & Science ( Minimum C4-C6) � Three Electives from, Chemistry, Physics , Biology or Elective Mathematics OR � General Agriculture, Physics & Chemistry OR � Three General Arts Electives � Additionally Science candidates shall be required to pass Social Studies at least at grade D 7 and non-Science candidates shall be required to pass Integrated Science at least at grade D 7. 3.1.2 Foreign Applicants (with other WASSCE qualifications) Science: English, Maths, Biology/Agriculture, Physics and Chemistry plus one Arts subject. Arts: English, Maths, Biology/Agriculture and any three Arts subjects. Engineering: English, Maths, Physics, Further Maths and Chemistry plus Biology/Agriculture or one Arts subject. 3.1.3 Minimum Aggregate In determining eligibility for admission to Level 100 programmes, candidates‘ aggregate score in the three core and three elective subjects as indicated above shall not exceed 24. 3.1.4 A pass in the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSSCE) or West African Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) is understood to mean a candidate's performance at grades interpreted as follows: WASSCE SSSCE A1 - A - 1 (Excellent) B2 - B - 2 (Very Good) B3 - C - 3 (Good) C4 - D - 4 (Credit) C5 - " - " " C6 - " - " " D7 - E - 5 (Pass) D8 - " - " " 3.1.5 Senior Secondary School candidates shall be admitted into Level 100 (First Year) of the 4-year Bachelor's Degree Programme. 3.2 General Certificate of Education Examinations (Ordinary and Advanced Levels*): 49
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS FENG 101 Mathem
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Modes of Socialization: The rites o
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operations of addition, subtraction
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Web Servers CENG 435 Computer Netwo
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acids and bases, buffers, salts, el
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management of teams, staffing, dire
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