Admissions
Special Cases
"Part-time" students
A full-time student is considered anyone who attends more than 12 hours of classes per week. Those who attend fewer than 12 hours are considered “part-time” students and pay tuition fees for each individual course instead of for the entire semester. However, the same admission and acceptance criteria apply to them.
Auditors
It is possible for someone to be accepted as an auditor after submitting the Application for Enrollment, provided there are available openings. Tuition fees for auditors are lower. They are provided with written materials but do not take exams or submit assignments and are not graded. Dormitory rooms are not available to auditors. However, they may stay as guests only if there is available space.
Visitors
Occasional visitors are allowed to attend individual classes, after receiving permission from the secretariat and the respective professor. Those who wish to attend more regularly must register as regular students.
Students with Disabilities
The College’s academic building has a special entrance ramp, and all areas within the building are specially designed to be fully accessible to wheelchair users. There is also a restroom for people with disabilities on the ground floor of the academic building.
In cases of diagnosed dyslexia or other learning disabilities, the College reviews each student’s situation individually. The Academic Affairs Committee then decides whether and how the method of assessment can be reasonably accommodated for the student.