Who can Apply?

1. Applicants with any of the following qualifications are eligible to apply:

• High School Transcript and Graduation Diploma
• I.G.C.S.E./G.C.S.E./G.C.E. “O” level graduation diploma then at least 5 subjects and GCE ‘A’ Level or GCE ‘AS’ Level at least 3 subjects, 8 subjects in total with grade no less than “C” Cannot be repeated in the same level.
• GED Transcript and Diploma then at least 4 subjects with scores no less than 145, total scores no less than 580.
• IB certificate at least 5 subjects with grades no less than 4.
• Certificate of Education and statement of results, which are issued by the Australian Qualifications Framework for the applicants who have graduated from Australia.
• Other equivalent certificates or diploma, as authorized by the Ministry of Education

Remark: If your diploma and transcript in a language other than English must be translated to English and certified by their own government’s Ministry of Education, Foreign Ministry, or Embassy or issued in English by their graduated school confirming that graduates of these programs are eligible to apply to regular full-time programs worldwide.

2. Applicants must be free from infectious diseases or other handicaps that can hinder their study.

3. Applicants must be able to bear all expenses related to their study.

4. Applicants must have good manners and testify to the university that they will be attentive, make fullest use of their capability in their study, and strictly conform to the university’s rules and regulations.

If found lacking in any of the conditions listed above, the applicant will have his or her admission declined, or his or her student’s status nullified immediately.

Optional Test Scores

• TOEFL score of 60 (IBT) / 500 (PBT) or above with a validity of 2 years.
• IELTS score of 5.0 and above in overall bands with a validity of 2 years.
• SAT 1 (Mathematics) score of 500 or above with validity of 2 years.
• SAT 1 (Reading and Writing) score of 600 or above with a validity of 2 years.

Remark: The University will consider the applications with a TOEFL score of 60 (IBT) and above or an IELTS of 5.0 or above to be exempted from the English Placement Test and English Intensive Course(s). SAT 1 (Mathematics) score of 500 or above are exempted from the Mathematics Placement Test and Mathematics Intensive course or Pre-Calculus. SAT 1 (Reading and Writing) score of 600 or above are exempted from English Placement Test and Intensive English Course.

Kindly write the score in the application form you have earned for admission and attach copies of the official score (original required at the time of registration).

Document Required

1. One copy of High School Certificate or Diploma or any other equivalent qualification as authorized by the respective country’s Ministry of Education or other assigned government agency, which must be translated to English, if issued in any other language and be confirmed by their own government’s appropriate Ministry or Embassy or issued in English by the school that issued the graduation record, diploma, or transcript.

2. One copy of High School Transcripts (Translated to English and get certified by their own Embassy or issued in English by their high school or equivalent graduated school.

3. Copy of passport for foreign applicants and one copy of Identification Card and residence registration for Thai students.

4. One 3 X 4 cm. photo.

5. A copy of a name/surname change certificate, if applicable, issued by appropriate authority in English.

Application Process

1. Submission of Application
Applications must be submitted through our online application form or via email by sending required documents to one of our services. Also provide us your desirable faculty and major you would like to study. Once your application has been registered we will send you a confirmation email

(abac@au.edu.)

2. Operation Fees
An invoice for the first term fees will be attached to the acceptance letter, listing payment and bank details.

3. Acceptance Letter
As soon as a payment has been made, Assumption University will be confirmed the applicants. Upon admissions to the university will be issued a Letter of Acceptance. The acceptance letter will send via email. If the original letter is required for a visa application, the documents will be delivered to your country or any other destination via DHL.

4. Visa Application Process
Before starting the admission process, please make sure you are aware of the whole visa application process in your country. You can read more about visa matters under on the link or contact the Office of the University Registration. Students may also contact the nearest Royal Thai Embassy/Consulate for more details. The visa processing time varies from country to country. Hence, students are recommended to apply as early as possible.Handbook for visa

5. Accommodations
When it come to an accommodation to rent is considered affordable price. Also there are many option to choose from. If you do not already have your purpose of an accommodation situation settled, AU will assist new students find and reserve accommodation. You can read more about to accommodation.here

6. Air port pick up
New students are recommended to arrive 10 days prior. AU offers a free pick-up service to students who arrive during the official pick-up period.

7. Apply and Placement Test
All applicants must submit original documents from your highest qualification (high school, college, university) and are required to take placement test in English and/or Mathematics on the application date.

8. Registration and Induction Program
Students are required to registration for course and Induction Program is to help new students adjust and feel comfortable in the new environment, inculcate in them the ethos and culture of the institution, help them build bonds with other students and faculty members, and expose them to a sense of larger purpose and self exploration.

Intensive Course

Foundation Course and Intensive Course Policy

Applicants who are not exempted from placement tests or have not obtained exempting scores in the placement tests are required to take intensive courses to improve their knowledge for preparation to study in the University, improve English skills, review Mathematics comprehension and other subjects, concerning with the faculty / major which the applicant has applied for.

• Assumption University English Entry Course
  It is 90-hour course.
• Intensive Mathematics Course
  It is divided into 2 levels: 15-hour course and 60-hour course.
  Placement depends on results of the Mathematics placement test.
• Other Intensive Courses
  Other Intensive Courses are French, Chinese, Japanese, Physics, Chemistry, Creative Communication, Drawing, or Theory of Music. Selection of courses depends on the applicants’ academic performance and faculty/department applied for.

When applicants have successfully completed intensive course(s), Assumption University will examine the results of the intensive course(s) and place the applicants to the appropriate classes for the following semester.

Room Type

Triple
3 persons per room
3,500 bath per persons

Quadruple
4 persons per room
3,500 bath per persons

Standard
2 persons per room
4,000 bath per persons

Balcony
2 persons per room (with large balcony)
4,500 bath per persons

Students can stay in the residence hall for one academic year, excluding the summer session. All students must move out at the end of the academic year. If any student would like to stay on for another academic year, he will be required to submit a special request. This is to allow all students to have an equal chance to stay at the residence hall.

All Assumption University students have an opportunity to stay at the residence halls depending on the number of available rooms. Students are given priority according to the following categories:
1. students whose courses (or most of them) are located at Suvarnabhumi Campus.
2. International students and
3. students whose homes are in the provinces.

The objective of the residence halls is to foster appropriate “campus life” which includes both student residents and commuting students. The AU Residence Hall is not merely a place to rest and sleep but is a place filled with facilities, proper security, and architectural beauty that will enable students to learn and acquire knowledge. In addition, there are residence hall advisors who are able to help and advise students with any problems that they may have. Overall, these factors contribute to a residence hall of high standard and allow students to manage their time effectively in order to develop themselves mentally and emotionally.

The reason for the creation of residence halls is not to obtain profit but the money obtained from residence fees is to foster effective service and an appropriate atmosphere. Therefore, the university has decided on a residence fee of 3,500 Baht per person per month. In addition, the student pays electricity, water, and damage deposit fees. Damage deposit fees will be returned to the student at the contract termination period.

The residence halls are open 24 hours a day. However, student residents who will not be spending the night at the residence halls need to notify the residence hall staff in advance since residence hall staff will check the number of student residents every night.

Only student residents are allowed to enter the residence halls. There will be a security check before students can enter the residence halls. Security guards are available 24 hours a day. To ensure the safety of student residents, there are smoke detectors and sprinklers in every room (students will not be allowed to smoke in their rooms and in the corridors) and fire escapes, emergency lights, and a 24-hour closed circuit television monitoring system.

The rules and regulations of the AU residence halls are related to the philosophy and objectives of the university. We would like to emphasize a positive and safe environment in order to foster self-discipline and responsibility and to help students to develop themselves mentally and emotionally. Overall, rules and regulations have been established since the University has a responsibility to parents for their children.

All rooms are double rooms and it is recommended that students apply in pairs. If a student does not have a roommate, then the residence hall staff will find a roommate for him or her.

In order to ensure the safety of all students, all students who bring their friends into the residence halls are requested to ask their friends to sign in/sign out. However, male student residents will not be able to enter the rooms of the female student residents and vice versa.

To prevent fire hazards and other problems, students are not allowed to bring electrical appliances such as irons, rice cookers, microwaves, kettles, and electrical stoves. Students may make use of the kitchens, laundry services, and the mini marts available in the residence halls.

The residence halls already have all the necessary items except for bed sheets, pillowcases, blankets, and towels. Students are requested to bring the above items themselves. Students may also purchase these items at the AU bookstore.

• Two 3.5′ x 6.5′ size beds including a mattress and a pillow. Students should bring their own bed sheets, pillow cases, and blankets; or they can be purchased at the book store.
• Two closet and shoe cabinets
• Two desks and chairs
• A direct-line telephone
• A water heater
• A pair of on-line connections for computer internet access
• An air-conditioner
• A 2.1 cubic foot refrigerator
• A 21″ color television with UBC (21 channels)
• A smoke detector

• Weekly room cleaning
• Public telephones (coin & card) accommodating both domestic and international calls. Fax and xerox machines are also available.
• 24 – hour security guard service for the residents’ convenience
• Pay-per-use water purifying machines
• Soft drink vending machines
• A A mini-mart, a lounge, a kitchen, a fitness room, and a recreation hall.
• A 20-bed medical center complete with qualified nurses, and doctor services at the “Primary care center”.

Apart from the facilities provided in the rooms, there is a fitness gym, a games room, a soccer field, tennis courts, basketball courts, and volleyball courts for students. In addition, there is a mini-mart and laundry service. In the future, there will be a plaza in front of the resident halls, which will contain restaurants and other services.

There is a cleaning service (once per week) for all rooms. All students should clean their rooms regularly every day to ensure their own physical and mental health. In addition, residence halls staff provide cleaning of all common areas, garbage disposal, 24-hour repair service, and 24-hour medical emergency service.

Contact Information: Suvarnabhumi Campus
Service Hours: Mon – Sat (8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.)
Location: 2nd Floor, King David Hall
Telephone: 02-7232222 ext 5298
Fax: 02-7232222 ext 6297
E-mail: hsau_01@hotmail.com