University of Ghana, Legon Level 200 Student Who Works As Nail Technician To In School Survive Shares Story

• A determined University of Ghana student, Sandra Appiah, has revealed that she had to pick up three jobs before she could afford a tertiary education
• In an interview, she shared that her tuition fees is Ghc1,751, and she pays Ghc427 for accommodation
• Sandra also mentioned that she is able to make about Ghc150 to Ghc200 daily as a nail technician on campus

Sandra Appiah, a driven University of Ghana student, has recently been granted an interview where she opened up about how she fends for herself in school due to the low finance of her family.

The video sighted by YEN.com.gh on the YouTube channel of JoyNews had Sandra sharing that she works as a nail technician in school, and that is how she is able to pay her school fees and rental fee.

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Recounting her story, the UG student revealed that she had to work as a mobile money vendor, a shop assistant and a sales girl. She was able to save enough money and bought a university form.

Sandra revealed that she makes about Ghc150 to Ghc200 daily from fixing nails. According to her, her school fees for a year is Ghc1,751, and her accommodation fee for a semester is Ghc427, she mentioned.

The young lady shared more about her story in the video linked below;

Ghanaian Student Quits Part-time Job That Sustained Her In School Due To Increased Transportation Fees

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a beautiful Ghanaian lady named Nana Abena recently opened up about why she quit the very job she depended on to survive in school.

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The post sighted by YEN.com.gh on the Facebook timeline of Joy News had Abena recounting that she picked up a part-time job to support herself in school, but due to the constant increase in transportation fares in Ghana, the amount of money she spent on transportation to and from work alone was more than what she earns at work.

The young lady felt the best option for her was to quit her job, given the fact that it no longer served the purpose for which she picked it up.

The university student also revealed the financial difficulties she finds herself in have negatively impacted her academic performance. According to her, she has moved from being an 'A' and 'B' student to a 'C' student.

Source: YEN.com.gh