Admission
Admission to Form 1 follows the national school-selection and placement process.
Prempeh College is a public boys’ boarding school. Placement is handled through the Ghana Education Service’s Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS), based on BECE results and the choices submitted during school selection. Students placed at Prempeh then follow the college’s enrolment and reporting instructions.
How Placement Works
Five steps to the college
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Register for the BECE
Your junior high school registers you for the Basic Education Certificate Examination on the schedule issued by WAEC and the Ghana Education Service.
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Sit the BECE
Write the Basic Education Certificate Examination on the timetable published by WAEC Ghana. Your results form the academic basis of placement.
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Choose Prempeh College during school selection
List Prempeh College among your choices during the school-selection window announced by the Ghana Education Service.
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Check your CSSPS placement
When placements are released, check yours online or by SMS using your index number, then complete self-onboarding and print your placement form.
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Report to campus
Bring the required placement documents and prospectus items on the announced reporting day. The college will complete enrolment and house allocation during reporting.
Dates & Milestones
The current admission cycle
| Milestone | Typical timing | Announced by |
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| BECE registration | Dates provided through junior high schools | WAEC Ghana / GES |
| Basic Education Certificate Examination | 4–11 May 2026 | WAEC Ghana |
| School-selection exercise | Dates announced by GES | Ghana Education Service |
| CSSPS placement & freshers’ reporting | To be announced | GES / Prempeh College |
The examination dates are from WAEC Ghana. School selection, placement, and reporting dates will be added when the responsible authorities publish them.
Where You’ll Live
The eleven houses
- Ramseyer House
- Freeman House
- Pearson House
- Aggrey House
- Guggisberg House
- Osei Tutu House
- Serwaa House
- Opoku Ware House
- Butler House
- Arthur Clark House
- Matthew Opoku Prempeh House
Visit & Contact
Come and see the college
The campus sits in Kumasi, the capital of the Ashanti Region, on land given by Otumfuo Sir Osei Agyeman Prempeh II. Modernist architects Maxwell Fry and Jane Drew laid it out in 1948. Prospective students and their families are welcome to visit. Write or call ahead so the administration can receive you.
Parents of placed students should watch this page and the college’s official channels for the reporting date, the prospectus list, and house allocation details each cycle.
For placed students
Information for placed students
Check the current reporting date, required documents, prospectus, and contact details before travelling to campus.