UCC Hall Fees Details, Accommodation For Students At University Of Cape Coast

This guide will tell you about the University or government halls at UCC, the hall fees, and other important details about the University of Cape Coast Halls.

I’m sure you’ll want to know if the University of Cape Coast has housing for the students they accept.

In fact, your answer to this question may have a lot to do with whether you choose UCC as your place of higher education in Ghana.

When we say “Hall of Residence,” we’re talking about the University or Government-owned housing that is set aside for students.

So, do UCC campuses have places for people to live? Please look at the information below to find the answer.

Is there a Government Hall at UCC?

On all UCC campuses, there are Government or University Halls of Residence, but some students may choose to stay in private hostels instead.

Near the University of Cape Coast, there are private hotels that we will soon list on our website.

Because of this, this guide only talks about government buildings on the UCC campus.

Keep in mind that most universities in Ghana only offer to house to first-year students.

In the same way, all new first-year students at UCC have access to housing facilities.

Now, look at the list of halls on UCC campuses below.

List Of Halls At UCC

Here are the Halls of Residence at the University of Cape Coast for students:

• Kwame Nkrumah Hall (Male and Female)
• Oguaa Hall (Male and Female)
• Adehye Hall (females only)
• Atlantic Hall (Male and Female)
• Casley Hayford Hall (Male only)
• Valco Hall (Male and Female)
• SRC Hall (Male and Female)

Is Hall Accommodation Compulsory For First First-Year Students?

Please take note of the following facts:

• First, UCC affiliates s every student with a University Hall of Residence.
• Second, you can choose to be in any private hostel accommodation despite your affiliation to a Hall of Residence.
• Third, residing in a private hostel does not nullify your affiliation to your Hall of Residence.

From this, you can see that every student must be part of a government hall, even if they don’t have to live there.

So, which UCC students are eligible to live in a hall? Please look at the details below to find the answer to that question.

Which Students Reside In The Halls Of Residence On UCC Campuses?

The University has made the halls available to first-year students, which is an interesting move.

So, this saves new students the trouble of having to look for a place to live in a place they don’t know.

But the University gives the room to first-year students based on who gets there first.

Also, this doesn’t stop first-year college students from renting private hostels.

Don’t forget that second, third-, and fourth-year students are supposed to stay in private hostels near or near the university.

One thing is different from this rule, though.

Students who fall into the following category can live in the Hall for all four years:

UCC Hall Fees

So, how much will students at the University of Cape Coast have to pay to live in a hall?

Most of the time, students look for places to stay based on price and amenities.

Most of the time, Halls of Residence aren’t too much more expensive than private hostels.

But most private hostels near UCC have better and more comfortable facilities than halls.

Hall fees are not included in the cost of going to the University of Cape Coast.

Since not all new students have to stay at the University Hall, the fees for those who do and those who choose private hostels are different.

It means that the University keeps the hall fees separate from the fees to get into the school.

Depending on how many people live in a room, room fees at the University of Cape Coast range from 800 to 1000 Ghana Cedis.

Most rooms in halls can fit anywhere from two (2) to eight (8) people.

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