Your application is the key to beginning your education at WNU. Take the time to showcase your skills and experience, both academic and professional. The Admission Committee wants to get to know you, and they especially want to know how you hope to contribute to your field during your graduate work and beyond.

For Incoming College Freshmen (High School Graduates)

      1.    Student/ Applicant proceeds to Guidance Office for scheduling of              Entrance Exam and English Placement Test (EPT).

      2.    Take the Entrance Test for free (Testing Room) and EPT (CELL              Lab. - CICT Bldg.) with a minimal fee at P40.00 on the scheduled              date. Applicants who cannot take the test on scheduled date must              inform the office for a possible rescheduling of his/her exam.

      3.    Encode your basic information at the Encoding Area (LAB 3)

      4.    Entrance exams are given from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday to              Friday
      5.    Application for Admission Results are released immediately after              the interview

      6.    Guidance/ Admission Office issues Notice of Admission/ Admission              Slip to Student/ Applicant who successfully passed the exam.

      7.    Applicants may be admitted on the bases of:

             -   Performance in the Entrance & English Placement Test
             -   Interview
             -   Grade Point Average
             -   Other requisites required by the specific program            

      8.    Student/ Applicant who successfully passed the exam and wish to              reserve for a slot proceeds to the Collection Management Unit for              payment upon presentation of the Admission Slip. (Reservation              Fee - P1,0000.00 refundable)

      9.    Student/ Applicant returns during the enrollment period with the             Admission Slip & Official Receipt.

General Requirements:

      1.    OLSAT Result

      2.    General Weighted Average (Form 138) - signed by the Principal              and marked "Graduate/ Eligible for admission to College"

      3.    Three copies 2" x 2" recent colored pictures with white              background

      4.    Result of the Interview with the Dean

      5.    Certificate of Good Moral Character

      6.    Certified True Copy of Birth Certificate (SECPA)

      7.    Police Clearance when deemed necessary

      8.    Medical Certificate signed by the College Physician (Nursing,              Maritime Studies, Criminology).

If you have questions at any point, contact your Admission Counselor! .

Learn more about the Admission Process for your program:

College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences

College of Maritime Studies

College of Arts and Sciences

College of Criminal Justice Education

College of Engineering

College of Information and Communication

College of Education

School of Graduate Studies