University of Ghana - UG (reviews)

The student population at University of Ghana is so big. However, the lecture halls and the school libraries among other facilities provide a large number of access to quality education. Between the year of establishment and till date, the facilities have contributed immensely to training the best world leaders.

There’s no dull time on campus. Students are always entertainment and free to explore their passions. In addition, the proximity of hostels makes catching up with friends and colleagues easier and faster. In the long run, students establish long-term relationships for their chosen endeavour.

Growing up in a lively home, I’m an enthusiast when it comes to entertainment. Fortunately, the University of Ghana doesn’t come behind in this quality. To my utter surprise, more of these entertaining ventures are educative also thus creating the perfect students.

It is common to find both small and large-scale businesses run by students on campus. From the onset, most students, despite their majors, are involved in a trade either for profit-making or impact.

The school is well-endowed with several sports avenue for football, basketball, athletics and other fields in sports helps sports enthusiasts like myself to be very active and fit. Additionally, students are able to learn sports that are of interest to them.

Having access to learning centers on campus is not a herculean task. Reason being that, the library, some lecture halls and study rooms in the hostels are accessible to students for their personal studies and or projects. These areas are mostly quite and conducive for studying.

Getting a decent residence on campus is mostly determined by one’s level of wealth, and network and on a first come first serve basis. A recent survey showed that only 30% of students fall in this category hence the remaining percentage have to scramble for the few remaining quality housing facilities because the student population is greater than the available housing amenities.

Personally, the large campus size has made me both time conscious and physically fit. Managing time to ensure I attend all my classes despite how apart they are from one another unconsciously adds to my sense of responsibility and healthy life.