Answers to the questions prospective students and parents ask most. Click a question to expand it.
No. Admission is open to all qualified applicants regardless of religious affiliation. All students are, however, expected to respect the Christian ethos and regulations of the College.
Three-year diplomas in Registered General Nursing and Registered Midwifery, four-year BSc programmes in Nursing and Midwifery, and top-up programmes for practising professionals. See our Programmes page.
All applications are made online through the Ministry of Health admissions portal when admissions are opened. There are no paper forms. See How to Apply.
Generally, WASSCE credit passes (A1–C6) in English, Core Mathematics and Integrated Science plus three electives. Degree programmes have additional aggregate requirements. See Entry Requirements.
Yes. Secure hostel accommodation is available for students, and allocation details are provided at enrolment.
Students eligible under prevailing government policy receive trainee allowances. Announcements on allowances are communicated officially as they are received.
Fees are approved annually and stated in your admission letter and the official fee schedule. An overview of fee categories and payment terms is in our Financial Policy.
Principally at the Seventh-day Adventist Hospital, Kwadaso, and at other accredited hospitals, health centres and community facilities in the Ashanti Region.
Graduates sit the Nursing and Midwifery Council licensing examination. Successful candidates are registered and licensed to practise as professional nurses or midwives in Ghana.
No. As a Seventh-day Adventist institution the College observes the Sabbath; academic activities are not scheduled on Saturdays.
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