The
above charges do not include books and supplies, which are
sold
on the Central University premises.
Ghanaian
Students
Ghanaian students may request for a Financial Information leaflet
from either the Academic Office
or Accounts Office, Central
University College.,
Other
Special Fees
Other expenses for all students, when applicable, include:
Late Registration fee…………………....……………................….....…..$
32.00
Audit fee (per semester hour)………………………................…............$
27.00
Graduation fee…………................……
…..…..............................….. $ 20.00
Returned cheques (per cheque)……………………......................……...$
10.00
Projects/Dissertation Supervision Fee…….................................
.... $ 200.00
Other miscellaneous fees can be found here.
Books,
Travel and Out-of-Pocket Expenses
In addition to the above fees, it is estimated that an international
student would need about $3,200.00 per annum for food, books,
travel and out-of-pocket expenses.
Settlement
of Accounts
Where possible, students should be prepared to pay full semester
charges during or before registration. Payment may be submitted
in advance to the Finance Office. This will facilitate registration.
All continuing students are required to pay at least half of
their fees on or before the day of registration. Students who
are registering for the first semester are supposed to pay full
fees at registration.
University
Deferred-Payment Plan:
Any student desiring to participate in the university deferred-payment
plan is required to pay 50% of the total charges down at registration
and the balance of the semester charges in two equal payments
before the commencement of the end-of-semester examinations.
It is very important to note that when the student does not
have the down payment, a commitment letter is required from
those underwriting the student's account.
Refund
Policy and Schedule:
No reduction of charges will be granted unless application is
made within two weeks of any change in programme or departure
of the students. Students who withdraw from the university after
the fourth week of classes will receive no adjustment in tuition
and fees. Those whose study is interrupted by the University
for disciplinary reasons will receive no adjustment on tuition
and fees after the third week of classes. If a student withdraws
during a semester and requests a refund of advanced payments,
the following rules will determine the amount of adjustment,
provided the student withdraws formally through the Admissions
and Records Office. Tuition and fees, with the exception of
Freshmen Documentation Fee and registration fees, will be adjusted
on the following percentages:
Two
(2) workdays following the first meeting of classes….........……Full
refund.
Second week following the first meeting of classes……..............…50%
refund.
Fourth week following first meeting of classes…………..….........…25%
refund.
After the fourth week……………………………................…..............No
refund.
Note:
A Refund Request Form must be collected from the Accounts Office
and be completed for all cash refunds. A Deferment and/or Withdrawal
Form may be obtained from the Admissions and Records Office.
This must be duly completed and supported with relevant documents
before the Refund Request could be considered.
No
person who registers as a full-time student and is later permitted
to drop enough courses to place him/her in the classification
of a part-time weekend student will be entitled to an adjustment
or prorated tuition after the fourth week. Accounts with the
school must be settled in full before a certificate or a transcript
of credits is issued. Accounts must be settled before final
examinations are taken
