SUPPLEMENTARY RE-SIT REGISTRATION ENDS TODAY: KINDLY REGISTER NOW IF ANY !!!

Source: Samuel K. Owusu

SKO BUREAU through this missive informs all continuing, completed, and amnesty students of the University of Ghana that, per the updated Academic Calendar, the Supplementary Re-sit Registration for Second Semester Courses ENDS today, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2023

A student who falls within this category are highly encouraged to register as soon as possible before the stipulated hour, minute, and second, expires 

Deadline: Monday, February 20th, 2023 to Friday, February 24th, 2023

Click Here To Register/Pay For Re-sit:  https://sts.ug.edu.gh/services/resit

Click Here To Watch A Video On How To Register/Pay For Resit-: https://youtu.be/gtcIpGK_x14 

Detailed Instructions To Do This Can Be Found Here: https://bit.ly/UGResitHowTo 

SCHEDULE OF FEES FOR HUMANITIES FOR RE-SIT REGISTRATION - 2022/2023 ACADEMIC YEAR

The fees for Continuing Humanities Students are...  

  • 3 Credit Hours  =  GH¢ 300.00


These guidelines and schedule of payment are for Continuing Students (Regular) needing to write Supplementary Re-sit Examinations for Second Semester Courses only. 

Continuing Students are to pay the relevant fees and register online using the normal “REGISTER/PAY FOR RE-SIT” link in the STS portal. https://sts.ug.edu.gh/services/

Academic Calendar For First Semester: 2022/2023 Academic Year


Read also: FINDING YOUR WAY ON THE STREETS OF LEGON: https://skobureau.blogspot.com/2023/01/finding-your-way-on-streets-of-legon.html




Read also: HOW TO ADD AND DELETE A COURSE, JOINING A COURSE GROUP AND SUBMITTING ASSIGNMENT: https://skobureau.blogspot.com/2023/01/how-to-add-delete-course-on-mis-web-and.html


Please Take Note:

  • Re-sit registration is for SECOND SEMESTER COURSES ONLY.
  • Students may register up to a maximum of 18 credit hours.
  • Re-sit registration is for failed courses (Grade E or F) only.
  • Deadline for the re-sit registration is Monday, February 20th , 2023 to Friday, February 24th, 2023
  • An Examination Timetable will be drawn by the Teaching and Examinations Unit in collaboration with the Colleges. 
  • Given the prevailing conditions, the supplementary re-sit examinations will be conducted through a variety of modes depending on the course involved - onsite or offsite, online or physical sit-down.


Read also: FIRST DAY LECTURE EXPERIENCE HALL IN LEGON: https://skobureau.blogspot.com/2023/01/first-day-in-lecture-hall-experience-in.html


Students should report issues or any clashes in the Timetable to their respective College Academic Offices as follows:

🏛 College of Humanities: cohacademic@ug.edu.gh 

🏛 College of Basic and Applied Sciences: cbasacademic@ug.edu.gh 

🏛 College of Education: coeacademic@ug.edu.gh 

🏛 College of Health Sciences: academicaffairs@chs.edu.gh

 

Published by: SAMUEL KWAME OWUSU (SKO)

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