Admission - INUCOPS

Admission at INUCOPS

The university offers a robust 2-year Associate/4-year Bachelor’s degree curriculum across various disciplines, ensuring a blend of theoretical learning, practical application, and ethical development.

Admission & Application Process

“Creating a Community of Disciplined, Excellent Leaders.”

Step 1: Selection of Programme

Prospective students are required to review the available Associate Degree (2 years) and Bachelor Degree (4 years) Programs and select a program that aligns with their academic background and career aspirations.

Step 2: Obtain and Complete Application Form

Application forms may be obtained:

Online via Application
From the Admissions Office At the INUCOPS Campus, Tubman High School Campus, 12th Street

Applicants must complete the form accurately and in full.

Step 3: Submission of Required Documents

Applicants must submit the completed application form together with the following documents:

Copy of WAEC/WASSCE results or high school diploma
Official academic transcript(s)
Copy of a valid national ID or passport
Two (2) recent passport-size photographs
Application processing fee receipt (where applicable)

Step 4: Written Evaluation (Entrance Assessment)

All applicants are required to sit a written evaluation designed to assess:

Basic English language proficiency
Analytical and critical thinking skills
General knowledge relevant to the chosen programme
The written evaluation ensures applicants are adequately prepared for higher education and the hybrid learning environment at INUCOPS.

Step 5: Oral Interview

Applicants who successfully complete the written evaluation will be invited for a formal interview conducted by the Admissions Committee.

The interview will assess:

Motivation for the chosen programme
Communication skills
Career goals and professional interests
Readiness for hybrid (online and in-person) learning.

Step 6: Admission Review and Final Evaluation

The Admissions Committee will review:

Academic credentials
Written evaluation results
Interview performance
Final admission decisions will be based on the overall assessment of the applicant’s academic readiness and suitability for the selected programme.

Step 7: Issuance of Admission Decision

Successful applicants will receive:

An Official Admission Letter
Programme and academic calendar details
Hybrid learning guidelines and class schedule
Online classes are conducted Monday to Friday, while in-person classes are held every Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Step 8: Acceptance, Registration, and Fee Payment

Admitted applicants must:

Accept the admission offer within the stipulated period
Complete course registration
Pay required tuition and registration fees
Failure to complete registration may result in forfeiture of the admission offer.

Step 9: Orientation and Commencement of Classes

All newly admitted students will participate in a student orientation program covering:

Academic policies and regulations
Learning Management System (LMS) usage
Student support services
Classes commence in April 2026.

Special Consideration for Applicants without WAEC/WASSCE Certificate

Applicants who do not possess a WAEC/WASSCE certificate at the time of application may still be considered for admission under a Special Consideration and Waiver Arrangement, subject to the approval of the Admissions Committee.

Under this arrangement, applicants must:

• Provide alternative academic credentials (e.g., high school transcripts, school certificates, testimonial letters, or other verifiable evidence of prior learning).
• Successfully pass the written evaluation and oral interview conducted by the University.
• Demonstrate strong academic potential, maturity, and readiness for tertiary education.

Applicants admitted under this special consideration category will be granted a provisional waiver of the WAEC/WASSCE requirement at the point of admission. However, such applicants will be required to:

• Sign a formal Commitment and Undertaking Form, indicating their obligation to submit their WAEC/WASSCE certificate once available.
• Submit the WAEC/WASSCE certificate, together with any other outstanding admission documents not previously provided, before being cleared for graduation.

The University shall not issue a degree certificate, academic transcript, or graduation clearance to any student admitted under this waiver arrangement until all required documents, including the WAEC/WASSCE certificate and other outstanding admission requirements, have been duly submitted and verified.

Failure to fulfill this obligation may result in withholding of graduation clearance or other administrative actions as determined by the Admissions Committee. This provision ensures flexibility at the point of entry while maintaining the University’s academic standards and regulatory compliance requirements

TUITION & FEES BREAKDOWN

Tuition

$12 USD per credit

Student Hand Book

$9.00 USD

Registration

$17.00 USD

ICT FEE

$5.00 USD

ID Card