Admissions
How to apply to Tubman University — entry requirements, the online application, fees and financial aid.
When to apply
Application window
Applications can be opened November to end of February, and placement exams are administered the second week Friday of March each year. Transfer students are also welcome to apply during this same period.
Placement exam exemption
High school graduates with LSHCE / WASSCE Division I and II certificates are exempted from the TU placement exams.
What to submit
Requirements
Successful candidates are to submit the following documents to the Admissions Office:
- A completed TU application form
- Liberia Senior High Certificate Examination (LSHCE) / West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) certificate
- High school diploma and transcript
- Two letters of recommendation (one from the last school attended and other)
- Personal essay
- Two passport sized photos (white background)
- A recent health assessment certificate from the TU Clinic
- Birth certificate or notification for Liberian citizens
- Naturalization document or resident permit for international citizens
Entry requirements
What you need academically to be considered for admission.
See requirementsApply online
Complete and submit your application, with supporting documents.
Start applicationInternational applicants
Applying from outside Liberia: language, fees, visas and arrival.
International guideThe process
Applying to Tubman University
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Choose your programme
Browse the programmes offered across the University's six colleges.
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Check you meet the requirements
Review the admission requirements for your chosen programme and level.
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Submit your application
Complete the online application form, attaching your transcripts and supporting documents.
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Accept your offer and register
Admitted students settle fees and complete registration with the Office of the Registrar. Support is available through financial aid.

Also worth knowing
Access to College Programme
Applicants who do not yet meet the academic entry requirements may be eligible for the University's Access to College Programme, a preparatory route into degree study.