Admissions

Entry Requirements

Our requirements follow the standards set by the Ministry of Health and the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Ghana. Find your pathway below, then confirm against the current national admissions advertisement before applying.

Diploma — RGN / RM

3 years · Registered General Nursing or Registered Midwifery

WASSCE: credit passes (A1 – C6) in six subjects — three core (English Language, Core Mathematics, Integrated Science) and three electives.

SSSCE: passes (A – D) in six subjects — three core and three electives.

Preferred elective backgrounds.

Degree — BSc

4 years · BSc Nursing or BSc Midwifery

WASSCE credit passes (A1 – C6) in three core subjects and three electives, with an aggregate that meets the cut-off of the affiliated university for the year of admission.

A science background is an advantage.

Top-Up Programmes

For practising nurses and midwives

Upgrade a diploma to a Bachelor of Science degree through our top-up pathways, designed with working professionals in mind.

Everyone

General Requirements

These apply to every applicant, on every programme, in every admission year.

Yes. Cut-off aggregates and detailed subject requirements may vary each admission year, and degree programmes are also subject to the affiliated university’s cut-off. Always consult the current Ministry of Health admissions advertisement before applying, or contact our Admissions Office.

Where the national admissions guidelines for the year permit it, yes. This is determined by the Ministry of Health guidelines in force for that admission cycle, not by the College.

No. Admission is open to all qualified applicants regardless of religious affiliation. All students are expected to respect the Christian ethos and regulations of the College.

Contact the Admissions Office with your results before applying. We would rather advise you early than have you spend on an application that cannot succeed.

Ready to Apply?

All applications are completed online through the Ministry of Health portal — there are no paper forms.