Admission Quota, Program Duration, Screening Process, Admission Principles, Announcement of Admission Results and Appeals Process
Release date:2025/03/21
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Admission Quotas
- First Round: 22 for Bachelor's programs, 8 for Master's programs.
- Second Round: Remaining quotas not filled by the University Entrance Committee for Overseas Chinese Students.
Duration of Study and Graduation Credits
- Following the school's academic regulations regarding the duration of study and required graduation credits.
- Students who are admitted to the undergraduate program of the school with qualifications equivalent to those of second-year graduates of senior secondary schools in Taiwan or schools of the same level and type abroad, or in Hong Kong and Macau (e.g., students in a Form 5 education system), must complete at least 12 additional graduation credits within the specified duration of study (refer to Article 47 of the school's academic regulations for details).
Admission Principles
The admission quotas for this enrollment are allocated according to the Ministry of Education's approved quotas for overseas Chinese students and Hong Kong and Macau students for academic year 114. Students who pass the department's review and are recognized by the Overseas Community Affairs Council as meeting the criteria for overseas Chinese student status, or by the Ministry of Education as meeting the criteria for Hong Kong and Macau students or overseas Chinese students with foreign nationality, will be distributed based on the ranking from the department's review and their preferred choices. This will be submitted to the university's admissions committee for resolution.Announcement of Admission Results
- The university will announce the list of accepted and waitlisted candidates on the Hong Kong, Macau, and Overseas Chinese Students Admissions Information website. Notifications will also be sent via email to applicants. If the Ministry of Education or the Overseas Community Affairs Council adjusts the timeline for responding to applicants' qualifications, a revised schedule for the announcement of results will be provided separately.
- First Round Announcement Date: February 14, 2025
- Second Round Announcement Date: August 5, 2025
- Accepted students must complete the online intention to enroll; failure to do so will be considered as forfeiting their admission qualifications. Waitlisted students must complete the online intention to accept a spot if offered; failure to do so will be considered as forfeiting their opportunity for supplemental admission.
- The deadline for the first round of responses is before midnight on February 17, 2025.
- The deadline for the second round of responses is before midnight on August 7, 2025.
- The university will announce the official list of confirmed enrollments for the first round on the Overseas Chinese, Hong Kong, and Macau Student Admission Information Website. The Overseas Joint Admissions Committee will not conduct further allocations. Additionally, if the second round's official list includes individuals who have already been allocated by the Overseas Joint Admissions Committee or have been accepted through personal applications, their admission and enrollment qualifications will be automatically canceled.
- Announcement of the Official List Date:
- First Round: February 26, 2025
- Second Round: August 15, 2025
- Date for Sending Admission Notification Letters via Email:
- First Round: Expected to be sent on March 3, 2025.
- Second Round: Expected to be sent on August 15, 2025.
Appeals Process
- If applicants have doubts about the review results, they must submit a written appeal to the Admissions Committee within ten days from the announcement date (based on postmark evidence). Appeals not submitted in writing or those submitted after the deadline will not be accepted by the Admissions Committee. The Admissions Committee must respond to the appeal within thirty days from the date of receipt (based on postmark evidence). If necessary, a special task force may be formed to investigate and handle the appeal.
- The appeal letter should include the following information: Applicant's name, Applied program/department, Email Address, Contact phone number, Date of appeal and Grounds for the appeal. Supporting documents must be attached. The appeal should be sent via international express mail to the Office of International Affairs at the school, with the postmark serving as proof of the submission date. Appeals submitted after the deadline will not be accepted.