Admission Requirement Admission and Transfer

Carver Christian University offers a variety of academic programs designed to prepare students with the knowledge, skills, and values required to excel in Liberia and beyond. Our admission process is open to all qualified applicants who seek Christ-centered higher education in an environment that
promotes both academic excellence and spiritual growth.
Each faculty provides a supportive learning experience, guided by expert lecturers, modern facilities, and practical opportunities that prepare students for leadership in their
communities.

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Admission

Carver Christian University (CCU) welcomes
transfer students from accredited universities and colleges, including members
of the Association of Liberian Universities (ALU), and institutions accredited by NCHE
and LNMIB.

TO QUALIFY, APPLICANTS MUST:

  • Have completed at least one semester with a minimum of 30 credit hours.
  • Not be in their final year of study at their current institution.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS:

  • A formal letter of application.
  • Two letters of recommendation (one from the Dean of Admissions of the
    previous school and one from a religious or community leader).
  • An official transcript sent directly to the CCU Admissions Office.
  • Two recent passport-sized photographs.
  • Successful completion of an interview with the Dean of the intended college.
  • Two (2) document folders.

Re-admission

Former CCU students seeking re-admission
are required to complete the re-admission
process.
Application Requirements:

  • Two (2) recent passport-sized photographs.
  • Proof of payment: US$10.00 (non- refundable re-admission fee).
  • One (1) document folder.
  • Submission of the completed re-admission form to the Admissions Office.

PROCESS TIMELINE:
Applications are processed within 14 working days from the date of
submission.

IMPORTANT NOTE: 
The number of credit hours permitted for re-admitted students will depend on their cumulative GPA.
Example: Students with a GPA of 1.00 may register for a maximum of 13 credit hours, while students with a GPA of 2.00 or above may take up to 18 credit hours.

Exclusive Academic Opportunities

All our courses and coursework are taught in English, with French offered as a special course. To sharpen your academic and professional skills, we run a comprehensive Academic Skills Program.
Courses in this program are designed to build:

  • Reading comprehension
  • Critical thinking
  • Critical reading
  • Close-reading skills
  • Writing skills
  • Speaking skills
    These courses are offered free of charge to help students develop great minds and expand their capacity for learning.
    Note: The Standard English Program is not limited to CCU students. It is also extended to students of other institutions and high schools, including college students preparing to improve their English proficiency.

All qualified candidates must provide the following:

  • A letter of application addressed to the Dean of Admissions.
  • Three (3) letters of recommendation from the following: a previous school
    official, a religious leader (pastor or imam), and a community leader.
  • WAEC Examination Certificate (one copy, and the original for inspection if required).
  • Two recent passport-size photographs.
  • High School Transcript.
  • High School Diploma (one photocopy and the original for verification).
  • Health Certificate from a recognized hospital (examples: ELWA, JFK, SDA, Cooper, Benson, Hope for Women, etc.). Other colleges (Carver Clinic–Carver Mission Compound) are also accepted.
  • Two hanging folders.
  • Registration for entrance examinations (ongoing).

Candidates For the Freshman Class

Freshman admission is open to all high school graduates who have sat for and
passed CCU entrance and placement examinations. Those failing in one subject (Mathematics or English) will be required to take a remedial class during
the regular semester and must successfully pass with a grade of “C” or
above.
If a student fails both Mathematics and English, he/she will not be allowed to
enroll and must retake the examinations in subsequent years.
Candidates who pass the entrance and placement examinations may enter the
semester in which the results are released, or defer to the following
semester. Failure to enter during either semester will require the candidate to
re-sit the examinations. High school graduates who pass Division One of the West African Examination Council (WAEC) are eligible to enroll without sitting for the entrance and placement examinations.