TY - JOUR AU - David Nii-Okai AU - Ebenezer Acheampong AU - Inuusah Mahama AU - Jonathan Kwame Mensah AU - Osman Imoro AU - Richard Marfo AU - Regine Kwaw AU - Seth Odame-Mensah PY - 2021/03/31 Y2 - 2024/03/29 TI - Sandwich Model of Educational Upgrading in Ghana: A Transitional Challenge in Disguise JF - European Scientific Journal, ESJ JA - ESJ VL - 17 IS - 8 SE - ESJ Social Sciences DO - 10.19044/esj.2021.v17n8p136 UR - https://eujournal.org/index.php/esj/article/view/14147 AB - The study investigated transitional challenges among undergraduate (bachelor of education) sandwich students. Adopting the descriptive survey design, a census population of 651 was used. Sanagavarapu, Abraham and Taylor’s (2018) TWHAS was used for data collection. The data was analysed using frequency counts and MANOVA. The study revealed that 59.6% of the students experienced difficulty in balancing family commitments with studies, 77.4% found it difficult to exercise, 61.0% found it difficult meeting up with friends and 73.3% found it difficult balancing financial commitments. Again, 45.2% of the students rarely experienced misunderstanding, while 25.0% were concerned about what others would say about them, 29.2% were concerned about the language barrier, 75.7% were concerned about their inability to explain their problems but 81.9% were not afraid seeking support from colleagues. More so, females experienced transitional challenges more than males. It is recommended for managers of the programmes to counsel students so as to control the effects of the challenges. ER -