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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

1. Successful Applicants will need to provide a certificate showing completion of a secondary qualification. Secondary education is equivalent to a High School diploma in North America or 5 GCSEs in the UK. 

For a list of equivalent Academic qualifications by country follow this link

2. In addition, non-native speakers need to display an English level equivalent to IELTS 5.0 (Academic) with no band less than 5.0

3. The applicant does not have English-level equivalent test results; the college is allowed to take an admissions test on campus.

 

 

Notes Regarding Academic Entry Requirements

• As the academic course entry requirement is the minimum level of education required, documents indicating the applicant is currently studying or has completed a qualification higher than a secondary qualification, such as Vocational (Cert IV, Diploma, Advanced Diploma) or Higher Education (Bachelor, Masters), in the applicant’s home country, can also be accepted as a substitution for the secondary qualification. (An academic transcript indicating partial completion is sufficient).

•  All academic documents must be on official letterhead or have the institution's official logo.

•  All academic documents must be certified as true copies of the sighted originals (education agents or admissions staff dealing directly with students in person may also make this certification on copies of the sighted original documents).

•  Academic documents in a language other than English must be accompanied by a certified translation.

Please refer to our Admissions Policy and our Admissions Procedure for further information.

*Graduate Program Entry Requirements(M.Ed. in Educational Administration)

1. An applicant must hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent in a field of study related to the graduate program to which you are seeking admission.

2.  In addition, non-native speakers need to display an English proficiency certificate have taken within 2 years.

3. The applicant does not have English-level equivalent test results; the college is allowed to take an admissions test on campus. 

(TL;DR: You need to provide authentic documents that show you completed secondary education.

If you don't have them but have instead partial transcripts from a vocational, bachelors or masters program, you can submit this -  even if you didn't complete that program. 

Non-native speakers need to include the results of their English proficiency exam)

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