Two years at Central
Enrol on one of the eligible Central University programmes listed below and complete your first two years at the Accra campus.
Partnership programme · Central University × Gordon College, Massachusetts
Central University has a partnership with Gordon College, Massachusetts — one of the foremost Christian universities in the USA — that enables you to study for two years at Central University, Accra, and complete your last two years at Gordon College.
A two-plus-two route: you begin on an eligible Central University degree in Accra and, on meeting the grade requirement, complete your final sixty credit hours at Gordon College and graduate with a Gordon degree.
Enrol on one of the eligible Central University programmes listed below and complete your first two years at the Accra campus.
Students who successfully complete their first two years in any of the listed programmes with a minimum GPA of 3.00 qualify to transfer.
You complete your final sixty credit hours at Gordon College, Massachusetts, and graduate with a Gordon degree.
Transfer is not automatic: places, Gordon College’s own admission decision, visa clearance and costs on the US side are confirmed case by case. Web Manager: replace this line with the current transfer conditions once confirmed with Admissions.
The partnership currently covers the following Central University degrees.
You apply to Central University in the normal way and must meet the entry requirements for your chosen programme.
Apply for the Central University programme of your choice from the list above, then tell the Admission Officer that you intend to follow the Gordon College route.
Fees: application voucher prices vary by applicant category — see Fees & schedules. Web Manager: add the current Gordon-route fee guidance here (Central tuition for years 1–2 and what Gordon charges for years 3–4) once Finance confirms it.
Ask for the CU–Gordon College Partnership Programme when you get in touch, so your enquiry reaches the right desk.
Web Manager: add the named Gordon-programme contact (officer, direct line, email) here when Admissions nominates one.