The criteria for admission have been prepared to enable the Admissions Office to select students who have potential to do college-level work and to place students in courses and programs appropriate to the student’s academic preparation, in an effort to help them successfully realize their academic potential.

The students come from many different cities as well as from different countries and bring with them a wide range of academic disciplines, experiences, special interests, talents and cultural heritages. The Admissions Office aims to form a student body, which will give the opportunity to each student to share education and grow in experience as a member of an international community.

In general, all applicants must have completed a secondary (high) College education or the equivalent of twelve years of Collegeing to be considered for admission. The College recognizes a strong academic performance at high College level as the primary determinant for college level success.

Any person who intends to register for a program/course at the College must first be admitted to the College. Application forms and the most current information about admission requirements can be obtained from the Admissions Office.

Minimum Admission requirements for all programs:

A High College leaving certificate or equivalent qualification is a necessary entry requirement. In the case of overseas applicants their secondary/high College credentials should be sufficient to allow them to apply for admission to post-secondary (higher) educational establishments of their home country.
Each student applying for admission to the college shall submit with his/her application such evidence as the college may require from time to time of proficiency in English (reading, writing oral and comprehension).
Academics council may require any student to undergo any oral or written examination set by the academic council to confirm such proficiency.
Students with a score of 6.0 in IELTS or 550 in TOEFL or 213 TOEFL Computer Based, or evidence of English Proficiency are exempted from the proficiency examination.

Minimum Admission requirements for the Postgraduate Programs:

A Bachelor’s degree, or equivalent, from a recognized institution. Alternatively applicants may possess a professional qualification (or a combination of qualifications) officially recognized as being equivalent to a Bachelor’s degree.

The Director of Admissions is responsible for the evaluation of all applications for admission to the College.

The College has accepted among its responsibilities a commitment to national and international students by providing opportunities to citizens from other countries to study at the College. The College considers the admission of qualified students from other countries a part of its educational program. National and International students enrich the life of the College and contribute to the education and personal growth of students.

All candidates should take and pass the College Entrance Exam in order for them to be accepted and allowed to register as full time students.

The purpose of this exam is to evaluate the students’ level of English before they register for any program of study and to make sure that only candidates who are likely to succeed in their studies are admitted. Any student who passes the exam should be able to attend lectures, communicate and write in English without any difficulty.

Candidates whose average grade is below fifty (50), will be accepted on the Foundation Course or the Intensive Summer Course. In order for them to be admitted to the full time program, they must take and pass the Entrance Exam. If they fail the foundation program and exam they will not accepted to any of the College programs.

The Admissions Office bases its decision on the following factors:

A completed application form

The application for admission may be obtained either in person or by writing to the Director of Admissions. A non-refundable fee must accompany every application.

Official or certified diploma and transcript of secondary (high) College records

The applicant must submit an official transcript of his secondary College record together with the application. Applicants who do not satisfy the above criteria, may be accepted and placed on probation. For candidates applying for admission with advanced standing, an official transcript of their previous college/university record is required.

Evidence of knowledge of English

English is the language of instruction at the College. English is not a requirement for admission. Applicants will give the College English Placement Test (EPT). Applicants who have passed either the TOEFL examination with a minimum score of 550 (213 Computer-Based), English G.C.S.E. (or G.C.E) ‘O’ level with Grade ‘C’ and above or IELTS with a score of 6.0 and above, are exempted from the EPT. Candidates, whose English proficiency is not up to the College standard, will take Foundation English Language Classes.

When the applicant receives an acceptance letter from the Admissions Office then he/she must send the application fee.