Ghana's "No Fee Stress" Policy: Over 40,000 Students Enrolled

Ghana's 'No Fee Stress' Policy: Over 40,000 Students Register for Free First Year of Tertiary Education Ghana is making strides in improving access to tertiary education. The government's "No Fee Stress" policy has seen an overwhelming response, with over 40,000 students registering for free tuition in their first year. This initiative aims to alleviate financial burdens on students and families. The policy's implementation is being rolled out gradually across the country's universities, polytechnics, and nursing training colleges. While the policy is a significant step forward, challenges remain in ensuring its equitable distribution and long-term sustainability. "So far, over 40,000 students have completed registration," stated a news presenter in a recent live broadcast. This highlights the success of the policy's initial phase. However, concerns remain about the speed of implementation and whether all eligible students will have equal access. The government is working to address these concerns and ensure the policy benefits all those who need it. The "No Fee Stress" policy represents a positive step towards increasing access to higher education in Ghana and improving the lives of countless students.