Classification of Academic Status of University of Cape Coast
Management of the University of Cape Coast has outlined its Classification of Academic Status captured in the University’s revised 2021 Academic Programme, Policies and Regulations for undergraduate studies.
An undergraduate student’s academic status is classified according to the following criteria:
Level 100
Is a student who is required to accumulate not less than 30 credits at the end of the academic year.
Level 200
Is a student required to accumulate not less than 60 credits (including Advance Credits) at the end of the academic year.
Level 300
Is a student who is required to accumulate not less than 90 credits (including Advance Credits) at the end of the academic year.
Level 400
Is a student who is required to accumulate not less than 120 credits (including Advance Credits) at the end of the academic year.
Level 500
Is a student who is required to accumulate not less than 150 credits (including Advance Credits) at the end of the academic year.
Level 600
Is a student who is required to accumulate not less than 180 credits (including Advance Credits) at the end of the academic year.
SOURCE: UCC
