Losing your KNUST student ID card can be a frustrating experience. It can prevent you from accessing important student services, such as your student records, library resources, and university facilities. However, replacing a lost KNUST student ID card is a relatively straightforward process. In this article, we will walk you through the steps involved in replacing your lost ID card, as well as provide some tips for keeping your new ID card safe.
Why is it important to replace a lost KNUST student ID card?
Your KNUST student ID card is a valuable asset. It is used to verify your identity as a KNUST student and to access a variety of university services. If you lose your ID card, you will not be able to:
- Access your student records
- Use the library
- Enter university buildings
- Participate in extracurricular activities
- Receive benefits from student organizations
How to replace a lost KNUST student ID card
To replace a lost KNUST student ID card, you will need to visit the KNUST Quality Assurance and Planning Unit (QAPU). The QAPU is located next to the Main Administration Building.
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Tips for keeping your KNUST student ID card safe
Here are a few tips for keeping your KNUST student ID card safe:
- Avoid carrying your ID card in your wallet or purse. Instead, consider carrying it in a separate pocket or on a lanyard.
- Be careful when handing your ID card to others. Only give your ID card to authorized personnel, such as library staff or university security guards.
- If you are going to be in a crowded area, keep your ID card close to you and be aware of your surroundings.
- If you lose your ID card, report it to the QAPU immediately.
By following these tips, you can help to keep your KNUST student ID card safe and avoid the hassle of having to replace it.
FAQ
Will I pay a fee for a student ID replacement?
Yes, if you lose your KNUST student ID card, you will need to pay a fee for its replacement.
Please remember to keep your student ID card safe to avoid this inconvenience and additional cost.