Frequently Asked Questions

Flosam currently provides pathways including BSc Public Health Nursing, BSc Nutrition, and Diploma in Public Health Nursing. Review the admissions page for the latest entry requirements.

• WASSCE applicants should have credits or better, generally A1-C6, in three core subjects and three relevant elective subjects.
• SSSCE applicants should have credits or better, generally A-D, in the required subjects.
• Relevant elective areas include Science, Agriculture, and Home Economics depending on the selected programme.
• Use the admission requirements page for programme-specific details.

Yes. Flosam is accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Ghana and the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission. You can also visit www.nmc.gov.gh for Nursing and Midwifery Council information.

Admission availability can change by intake. Please check the admissions page or contact the school directly for the current admission window.

Government posting applies to graduates from accredited institutions according to the applicable national processes and requirements. Students should confirm current posting procedures with the relevant authorities.

No. Students prepare or arrange their own meals.

Students may receive certification from the Nursing and Midwifery Council after passing the licensing examination, certification connected to the University of Cape Coast affiliation where applicable, and certification from Flosam Institute after meeting all institutional course requirements.

Flosam includes BSc Public Health Nursing among its current admission pathways. For any future additions such as BSc General Nursing, contact admissions for the latest approved programme list.

Midwifery is not listed among the current highlighted admission pathways on this site. Contact admissions for the most current programme availability.

No certificate nursing programme is listed among the current highlighted pathways. Please contact admissions if you need confirmation for a specific intake.