Aggregate guide
Ghana Programmes with Aggregate 14
Aggregate 14 appears in several science and health-related programme records in the Find My Uni GH dataset snapshot reviewed 2026-09-12. It is a useful search filter, not a standalone admission rule or active-intake official requirement. The records include BSc Respiratory Therapy, BSc Dietetics, BSc Physiotherapy, BSc Biology and BSc Human Biology (MBChB Pathway), with different providers and subject expectations.
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The Short Answer
The Find My Uni GH dataset snapshot reviewed 2026-09-12 lists BSc Respiratory Therapy, BSc Dietetics and BSc Physiotherapy at the University of Ghana, BSc Biology at the University of Ghana, and BSc Human Biology (MBChB Pathway) at KNUST with aggregate 14. Aggregate alone does not determine eligibility. Check the programme's named electives, core subjects, minimum grade and qualification acceptance, then confirm current requirements with the institution.
The aggregate is only one filter
An aggregate of 14 can help you find relevant options, but it does not show which electives you used or whether each required subject reached the listed minimum grade. The same number can be built from different subject combinations.
The current matching logic checks the programme's coreSubjects and electiveSubjects as well as aggregateRequired. It also separates qualification types, so a WASSCE match should not be treated as automatic eligibility for a Diploma or HND route.
- Use your original result slip when checking every subject.
- Read the programme notes for required science combinations.
- Treat any result as a screening outcome until the provider confirms it.
The five records to compare
The dataset snapshot includes three University of Ghana options: BSc Respiratory Therapy, BSc Dietetics and BSc Physiotherapy, plus BSc Biology. KNUST contributes BSc Human Biology (MBChB Pathway). These are not equivalent professional routes and should be researched separately.
For health programmes, check whether the course leads to a regulated professional role, and identify any later registration or training requirements. The database record itself does not promise professional placement or admission.
- Compare BSc Dietetics, Physiotherapy and Respiratory Therapy by the work each teaches.
- Ask UG to explain the current structure of the Human Biology pathway.
- Check whether BSc Biology fits your intended laboratory, research or postgraduate direction.
How to move from screening to application
Write down each programme's core subjects, accepted electives, minimum grade and aggregate value. Then compare them with your grades using the official WAEC subject names, such as English Language, Mathematics (Core), Integrated Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
Eligibility does not equal admission. The institution may limit programmes, update requirements or apply an application process that is not represented by the aggregate field. Confirm current requirements with UG or KNUST before submitting documents or paying a fee.
- Save the current provider admission notice with your application records.
- Ask admissions staff about any subject alias or pathway wording.
- Do not use the aggregate number as a promise of a place.
Compare the exact requirements
Use the programme matcher with every WAEC subject and grade, then contact the provider when the result needs confirmation.
The five programme records and aggregate values are based on the Find My Uni GH dataset snapshot reviewed 2026-09-12. Aggregate 14 is a dataset screening example, not an active-intake official requirement; subject and admission decisions remain provider-specific. Eligibility screening does not establish admission, programme accreditation, professional licensure, clinical placement or active-intake availability.