For decisions regarding admissions, ALHOSN University considers academic qualifications, the diversity of the student body, all applicants’ special abilities, talents and achievements. The university believes that the diversity of the student body enhances the quality of the education its students receive.

ALHOSN admits students regardless of their national origin, color, gender, disability or religion. Students are entitled to all the rights, privileges and programs offered by the university. The maximum number of students to be enrolled for each semester is to be specified by the university’s Board of Trustees in accordance with the available resources of the university.

Admissions Requirements

ALHOSN requires a UAE General Secondary School Certificate or its equivalent as certified by the U.A.E Ministry of Education with a minimum overall average of 60%. Certain programs may have other explicitly admissions requirements to ensure that students admitted to degree programs, have an adequate background in specific areas.

Students, who obtained their secondary school completion certificate from outside the UAE, are required to meet the conditions set by the Ministry of Education. Their credentials must be certified by the Ministry of Education from their respective governments.

Holders of advanced level GCE or IGCSE certificates may be given a maximum of 12 freshman credits for courses equivalent to A-Level subjects in which they received A or B grades.