Prempeh College NSMQ Star Gets Admission To Study Medicine At KNUST, Photo Of Him On Campus Trends

• Amoateng Acheampong, one of Prempeh College's NSMQ stars, has gained admission to study at KNUST
• Amoateng who bagged eight As in the WASSCE will study medicine
• News of his admission to the university has led many to commend him

Amoateng Acheampong, one of Prempeh College's contestants at the 2023 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ), has gained admission to study at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST).

The intelligent teen, who bagged eight As in the 2023 WASSCE, is now studying medicine at the university.

YEN.com.gh sighted a photo of him seated in an auditorium, looking visibly happy in the midst of other students.

The photo was reportedly taken during an orientation programme organised to help first-year students understand the rules and regulations of the university, as well as the opportunities available to them.

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At the time of writing this report, the post, which captioned: "Amoateng from @Prempeh College also a contestant in the 2023 NSMQ is here in KNUST," had raked in over 9,000 views and 400 likes.

Amoateng gets praised

A netizen who reacted to the news praised Amoateng Acheampong for gaining admission to KNUST.

@ivanblay400401 commented:

This man de3 he Shakur o. Don't try koraa

NSMQ contestant seeks help to pay fees

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Dickson Adzamli, an alumnus of Ashaiman Senior High School, appealed for help to pay his fees.

The young man, who gained admission to study at the University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS), may have to forfeit his education due to financial constraints.

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He needs a total of GH¢14,686.54, including his admission and hall fees. The deadline for payment was January 10, 2024.

Boy with six As seeks help to pay university fees

Also, Samuel Debrah, an intelligent young man who had six As and two Bs in the WASSCE, gained admission to study mining engineering at UMaT.

However, Samuel may not be able to attend the school. The young man, who sadly lost both parents, doesn't have the wherewithal to pay the admission fees.

Due to this, he is pleading for financial assistance to continue his education.

Source: YEN.com.gh