The bachelor's degree is awarded to graduates of secondary schools in the various fields of scientific and theoretical specialties, which have been built according to a highly academic and professional academic plan. It is necessary for students to complete all the study modules allocated for each plan.
Admission to the BA Program:
The admissions system at Umm Al-Qura University is made once before the beginning of the academic year directly after the secondary school results are published, according to the period specified and announced on the website.
Preference is given to applicants who meet the stated conditions and standards and according to the capacity of the colleges of the university.
Passing personal interviews and admission tests for the departments that require this.
Confirmation of admission by students after the announcement of admission results.
The university number will be issued after the admission has been confirmed.
Admission Requirements to the BA Program:
The applicant should be a Saudi citizen or born to a Saudi mother (non-Saudis may apply for scholarship programs).
The applicant must be holding secondary school certificate (or an equivalent) from the Saudi Kingdom or abroad.
The secondary school certificate or its equivalent must be a recent one (not exceeding 5 years). For the Colleges of Medicine, Pharmacy, and Health Sciences, the secondary school certificate should not be more than 2 years old.
The student must pass the required admission tests (General Aptitude Test [GAT] and the Summative Assessment), organized by the National Center for Assessment, if required by the desired department.
The student must pass any other exam or interview required by the college (recitations, judicial studies, physical education, art education, Shari`ah, etc.)
The applicant must have not been dismissed from the UQU University or any other university for disciplinary reasons.
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