Admission
The university admits students of any race, color, creed, and sex, regardless of national or ethnic origin or physical handicap. Admission decisions are based upon both objective and subjective criteria. For applications to degree programs, the applicants' previous academic record is an important predictor of their ability to succeed at the study level. Previous work experience in the selected field of study may also be taken into consideration. Personal and/or professional letters of recommendation are included in the admission process for entrance into the master program. Finally, a personal interview with a college administrator is required of all applicants. For diploma and training programs, emphasis is put on the applicants' interests and understanding of the goal of the programs they wish to enroll.
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