ADMISSION TO WIUU |
Entrance Requirements |
| Students applying to study at WIUU must have completed
secondary school with a satisfactory grade point average. In addition, students
must prove English proficiency by submitting a TOEFL score (or an equivalent English
test) or by taking a placement test at WIUU to begin study in the degree curriculum.
Students scoring below standard will be expected to enroll in ESL classes
at WIUU until such time that they have reached satisfactory English proficiency.
The American faculty teach classes with the understanding that students have the
required English proficiency. Winners of competitions organized by WIUU, graduates
of WIUU Lyceum, Post-secondary University Program, English School have a range
of admission privileges and discounts. |
Procedure for Admission
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 | Complete
application form. | | | Submit
certificate and record of high school transcripts. | |
| Submit
other certificates and diplomas if any. | |
| Submit
official transcripts from all colleges attended. | |
| Submit
two letters of recommendation (optional). | |
| Submit
your personal letter of introduction indicating your life goals, reasons for
attending
WIUU, interests and hobbies and any other information you find
relevant. |
| | Submit
six pictures (3 x 4). | | | Take
the TOEFL or equivalent English test. | |
| Meet
financial obligations. | |
Admission Criteria
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WIUU practices a selective admission. Applicant’s academic
records, supporting documents, moral character, and willingness to comply with
the standards and values of the University are carefully considered before the
final admission decision is made. |
Payment Instructions |
It is the responsibility of the student or the parent
to pay for studies promptly according to the Schedule of Payment dates. They are
as follow:
| | Students
of fall semesters should pay by August 15. | |
| Students
of spring semesters should pay by lanuary 15. | |
| Language
School students should pay before the classes start. |
Delayed payment of fees is possible only after
a written deferred payment agreement has been signed and authorized by the Administration.
Students
should also consider costs for independent travel, and dormitory fees.
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Orientation Period for New
Students |
At the beginning of each semester an “orientation period”
for new students will be offered. This is to acquaint the students with the rules
and expectations that American faculty have. Such rules and expectations include
minimizing talking without permission in class, missing class, missing exams and
other grading devices, copying homework (which does not result in learning how
to do it), attempting to cheat on controlled exams or helping another student
cheat, and plagiarism. Repeated violation of disciplinary rules will diminish
or eliminate the chance a student has to get financial awards or scholarships.
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Expectations |
Students and their parents are expected to understand
that at WIUU classes will be conducted in English and with American structure
and organization of classes. Most courses will consist of three semester credit
hours (150 minutes per week for fifteen weeks). Each of these three credit hour
blocks build toward the earning of your Bachelor Degree (approximately 125 credit
hours)and Master Degree (45 credit hours). These courses are designed and structured
in a building block fashion; and while there is some flexibility in the American
curriculum following the design outline is the recommended path to the degree.
It
is the responsibility of the student to be in regular contact with the Academic
Office to gauge progress and to have awareness of the American classes available.
Earning the American Diploma is a process, that entails earning the proper number
of credit hours with an acceptable Bachelor Grade Point average (2.00) and three
or more semesters for Master Degree, and Master Grade Point average (3.00). This
may take four or more years for Bachelor Degree; four years of enrollment does
not equal the American Bachelor Diploma. |
Visiting WIUU |
Campus visits may be arranged for students considering
coming to WIUU. Contact the office if interested in arranging a visit. You will
be offered a tour around WIUU as well as video and published materials about the
university. |