The Evangelical Presbyterian College of Education, Amédzofe-Volta, has recorded an impressive graduation outcome for the 4th Batch of its Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) degree programme.
According to the graduation breakdown released by Flip Media, a total of 282 students graduated from the programme.
31 Students Obtain First Class
E.P. College of Education Amédzofe Graduates 282 B.Ed. Students
The Evangelical Presbyterian College of Education, Amédzofe-Volta, has recorded an impressive graduation outcome for the 4th Batch of its Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) degree programme.
According to the graduation breakdown released by Flip Media, a total of 282 students graduated from the programme.
Students Obtain First Class
Out of the 282 graduates, 31 students graduated with First Class honours. This represents a strong academic achievement for the students who excelled in their studies.
The First Class graduates are among the students who demonstrated excellent academic performance throughout their programme.
177 Students Obtain Second Class Upper
The largest group of graduates obtained Second Class Upper honours.
A total of 177 students graduated with Second Class Upper. This makes it the highest number of graduates in the various classes of honours recorded for the batch.
74 Students Obtain Second Class Lower
Another 74 students graduated with Second Class Lower honours.
The figures show that all the 282 graduates completed the programme with either First Class, Second Class Upper or Second Class Lower honours.
No Third Class or Pass
Interestingly, the graduation breakdown shows that no student graduated with Third Class honours, while there were also no students recorded under Pass.
This means that all 282 graduates were placed within the three main honours categories listed in the graduation breakdown.
The achievement is a significant milestone for the 4th Batch of the B.Ed. degree programme at the Evangelical Presbyterian College of Education, Amédzofe-Volta.
The graduates can now look forward to the next stage of their professional and personal lives. Their successful completion of the programme marks the beginning of new opportunities in education and other related fields.
Congratulations to all 282 graduates, especially the 31 First Class graduates, on their achievement. We wish them success as they move forward in their careers.
Out of the 282 graduates, 31 students graduated with First Class honours. This represents a strong academic achievement for the students who excelled in their studies.
The First Class graduates are among the students who demonstrated excellent academic performance throughout their programme.
177 Students Obtain Second Class Upper
The largest group of graduates obtained Second Class Upper honours.
A total of 177 students graduated with Second Class Upper. This makes it the highest number of graduates in the various classes of honours recorded for the batch.
74 Students Obtain Second Class Lower
Another 74 students graduated with Second Class Lower honours.
The figures show that all the 282 graduates completed the programme with either First Class, Second Class Upper or Second Class Lower honours.
Interestingly, the graduation breakdown shows that no student graduated with Third Class honours, while there were also no students recorded under Pass.
This means that all 282 graduates were placed within the three main honours categories listed in the graduation breakdown.
The achievement is a significant milestone for the 4th Batch of the B.Ed. degree programme at the Evangelical Presbyterian College of Education, Amédzofe-Volta.
The graduates can now look forward to the next stage of their professional and personal lives. Their successful completion of the programme marks the beginning of new opportunities in education and other related fields.
Congratulations to all 282 graduates, especially the 31 First Class graduates, on their achievement. We wish them success as they move forward in their careers.
