When applying for admission to CUA, the applicant must submit the following documents which will become part of the Student File:
- Each applicant must complete a CUA application form. This form must be submitted by the deadline dates announced by CUA and must be accompanied by a non-refundable admission fee.
- The applicant must certify that all information submitted on the application is complete and accurate at the time of submission and confirm their understanding that misrepresentation of any information or failure to provide necessary documents may result in denial or rejection of their admission to the university.
- An official transcript of the secondary school certificate (or its equivalent) properly authenticated in accordance with the regulations and procedures specified by the Ministry of Education.
- Letter of equivalency from the Ministry of Education in UAE for non-ministry curriculums must be provided.
- One copy of a valid current official passport.
- One copy of a valid Government-issued identity card.
- Copy of a valid UAE residence visa.
- Copy of family book for UAE nationals.
- Four recent passport-sized photographs.
- Certificate of a Standardized Test of Eligibility in English (EmSAT, or TOEFL, or IELTS) or equivalent as approved by the Ministry of Education-Higher Education Affairs. (Certificates of TOEFL or IELTS are valid for only two years, and EmSAT is valid for 18 months).
- A non-refundable Admission fee.
- Passing a personal interview set by the Law program.
- Interview Form.
- An Emirates Standardized Test (EmSAT) for Mathematics for students with a high school score of less than 80% in mathematics.
- Application will be approved only after payment of the non-refundable admission fee of AED 1500.
NOTE: All documents presented by the applicant for admission purposes become the property of CUA and will not be returned.
