Applicants who meet the University’s entry requirement and submit their complete documents such as high school diploma, transcripts and passports to the university Admission Office will receive a Full Admission letter issued by the Admissions Office.
- Conditional Admissions: Applicants who did not submit the complete documents such as high school diploma, transcripts and passports to the Admissions Office may be admitted on a conditional basis and will receive a Conditional Admission letter until all documents are received.
- Provisional Admissions: Applicants who fail to meet the full admissions requirements but show potential for academic success at the university level may be admitted on a provisional basis. These admitted students are required to follow stipulations outlined in a Provisional Admission letter and may be enrolled in the Intensive English Language Program (IEP) or in the Foundation year program. The University works closely with provisionally admitted students to develop a plan for meeting the required stipulations and achieving regular admission status. Students typically remain under provisional admittance status for one semester or up to one year. A regular student status can be obtained after meeting the admissions criteria.