You know how Ghana and Nigeria jollof rice competition seems to have gone on forever, well, it’s great to say that the fight came to a halt last week Saturday when I tasted the two great countries jollof rice. And truly I couldn’t tell the difference, they both tasted the same, and by the way, it was great!
Well, well, I know quite a few Nigerians and Ghanaians who will certainly not agree.
Good enough, seeing that I am no expert taster and not is today’s article about Ghana’s jollof rice, even though that seems like an interesting topic but for another day. Anyway if you want to hear more let us know in the comment section.
Now let’s go down to business!
A Complete Guide to Study Medicine in Ghana
We put this article together to help you address the major problem by delivering the solution of what is required to study medicine in Ghana, including admission requirement and other basic knowledge you should have before proceeding to study medicine.
Requirements to Study Medicine in Ghana
The first step to take is to ensure you get into the right medical school. There are several medical schools in Ghana which consist of both private and public universities. For public universities, they are made up of both the State and the Federal universities.
The second step of becoming a doctor is to be in the right class, i.e., you must have the right subject combination before you can be considered for admission into medicine and surgery.
For more on subject combination you may want to see Requirements to Study Medicine in Nigeria where a lot has been said on that; though they may not be exactly the same in the two study destinations.