Shartse graduates, who studied here more than ten years ago, are now respected members of the Tibetan exile community. Many hold responsible positions at the Center itself, while others are active as Tibetan writers, scholars and translators. Administration Ganden Shartse is governed by a board of nine directors. In addition to them, two further officers are elected to oversee all the administrative and academic programs of the center. The daily administration is mainly run by the resident members of the center itself.
Students run a sizable clinic for first aid cases as well as a simple library.
Members above the age of 17 undertake kitchen duties and other chores every day. Maintenance Ganden Shartse Monastic College is a purely voluntary seat for Tibetan learning. It is a registered non-profit educational and cultural center. Unlike other educational centers of its kind, it does not have grants or funds from any governmental body. Income raised through the sale of crops are channeled to run the daily necessities of our center.