Using D7 to go to school in very possible in Ghana. To get a good school or programme to study in Ghana, students are required to have good grades in their WASSCE exams. However, if you failed to meet this target, all hopes are not lost for you.
You can use D7 to go to school in Ghana. You can apply for a programme which is not related to the course you got D7 in or simply apply for a Diploma programme. Click here to see various university courses and programmes you can do with D7.
Various universities in Ghana accept D7 provided you are applying for a programme which is not related to the subject you got D7. Click here to see Top 15 Universities in Ghana that Accept D7.
You can get admission to the university even if you failed miserably in all core subjects by applying as a mature student if you are 25 or above. If you are below 25, you can check GIMPA’s pre-school programme to get admission for a full degree programme.
Most students fail in WASSCE because they go to the examination hall unprepared with no plan to write and pass. They mostly tackle the examination as just another internal school exam which is entirely wrong. The West African Senior Secondary Certificate Exams is a standardised examination for ushering high school students into universities and other tertiary institutions. This covers almost everything you’ve learnt from Form 1 all the way to Form 3. The preparation for these exams should not be based just on the knowledge your schools teachers lend you, do more research, solve more past questions and connect with other students in other schools to know what they are also learning.
Students from many deprived schools have fears for WASSCE. Some believe they are destined to fail since their school is not well established. Most believe other recognised senior high schools are treated differently and the examiners consider those schools.