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                           Admissions Requirements

 
Undergraduate (Bachelors) Programs

To apply for admission to any undergraduate program, the prospective student must send the following:

1. Payment of US$20 for processing the admission papers, if applying individually. The cost is US$10 if you are applying as a member of an affiliated group.

2. A completed application form (available online at: www.flet.edu ). The student must provide an email address to which FLET con send all communications.

3. A copy of his or her high school diploma. (This is not required for the certificate programs.) FLET may provisionally accept a student for undergraduate degree programs who has not yet finished his secondary education, then give him credit when he has finished his high school studies. However, he can take only up to five courses before providing evidence of finishing high school.

4. A letter of recommendation from his pastor or a Christian leader who gives testimony to his solid committment to Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Savior.

5. A copy of his personal ID document.

6. Two small photographs, passport size.

The evaluation process may take up to four weeks after FLET receives all of the student's documents.

As a part of the admission process, the student must take an aptitude test. The purpose of this test is to evaluate the level of composition for written work to be presented to the university, as well as the capacity to adapt to a distance method of studies. The test will be sent to the prospective student as soon as the office has received payment for the admission process and the completed application form.

Note: If the student has completed university level studies, taken technical courses, or has extensive practical experience in the ministry, he or she may solicit academic credit, according to the instructions in another section of the catalog. The process of evaluating credits may take up to four weeks after the office has received all the documents. Documents sent to FLET will not be returned to the prospective student.

Graduate (Masters) Program

To apply for admission to any graduate program, the prospective student must send the following:

1. Payment of US$20 for processing the admission papers, if applying individually. The cost is US$10 if you are applying as a member of an affiliated group. This payment cannot be reimbursed.

2. A completed application form (available online at: www.flet.edu ). The student must provide an email address to which FLET con send all communications.

3. A copy of his or her university level degree, along with official transcripts of grades that show that the prospective student has graduated from a university or another institution of the equivalent academic level. FLET may provisionally accept a student for graduate degree programs who has not yet finished a university level degree, then give him credit when he has finished his university studies. However, he can take only up to three courses before providing evidence of finishing the studies.

4. A letter of recommendation from his pastor or a Christian leader who gives testimony to his solid committment to Jesus Christ as his personal Lord and Savior.

5. A copy of his personal ID document.

6. Two small photographs, passport size.

The evaluation process may take up to four weeks after FLET receives all of the student's documents.

As a part of the admission process, the student must take an aptitude test. The purpose of this test is to evaluate the level of composition for written work to be presented to the university, as well as the capacity to adapt to a distance method of studies. The test will be sent to the prospective student as soon as the office has received payment for the admission process and the completed application form.

Note: If the student has completed graduate level studies, he or she may solicit academic credit, according to the instructions in another section of the catalog. The process of evaluating credits may take up to four weeks after the office has received all the documents. Documents sent to FLET will not be returned to the prospective student.