ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

The University of Christocracy and College of Governance (UCCG) welcomes individuals who seek to deepen their understanding of God’s Word, strengthen their faith, develop Christ-centered leadership abilities, and prepare for purposeful service in the Kingdom of God and society.

Our admissions process is designed to identify individuals who demonstrate a genuine commitment to spiritual growth, academic excellence, Christian character, and the principles of Christocracy. Through sound biblical teaching, academic development, and practical leadership training, we seek to equip men and women with the knowledge, wisdom, integrity, and skills necessary to exercise godly influence, serve their communities, and advance the reign of Christ in every sphere of life.

Admission Requirements

The University of Christocracy and College of Governance (UCCG) welcomes applications from individuals who demonstrate a sincere commitment to Christian education, spiritual growth, academic excellence, and Christ-centered leadership.

Prospective students are encouraged to carefully review the admission requirements applicable to their chosen programs before submitting an application. Specific eligibility criteria and documentation requirements may vary according to the program and level of study.

Applicants are expected to provide accurate academic information, relevant educational credentials, and all supporting documents required by the Office of Admissions.

For further information regarding eligibility, admission criteria, required documentation, and application procedures, prospective students are encouraged to contact the Office of Admissions for appropriate guidance before submitting their applications.

Summary of Admission Procedures for All Students

All prospective students seeking admission to the University of Christocracy and College of Governance (UCCG) are required to complete the following application procedures:

  1. Application Form and FeeSubmit a completed application form to the Office of Admissions, accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee of $50.
  2. Official Academic TranscriptsRequest that your high school or secondary school send your official academic transcript directly to:

    Office of Admissions
    UCCG Global Office
    1175 Boston Road
    Bronx, New York 10456

  3. Standardized Test ScoresRequest that the appropriate testing service forward your SAT or ACT scores directly to UCCG.

    International applicants should arrange for their TOEFL and SAT scores to be forwarded directly to the Office of Admissions.

  4. Letters of RecommendationSubmit letters of recommendation from your local pastor, community leaders, and school principal.
  5. Personal StatementSubmit a personal statement addressing the following question:

    “Why do you want to attend the University of Christocracy and College of Governance?”

  6. Admission InterviewApplicants must be available to participate in an admission interview if requested by the University.
  7. English Translations of Academic DocumentsApplicants whose academic certificates or transcripts are issued in languages other than English must submit official English translations of those documents.

Qualification and Age

Applicants seeking admission to certificate and first degree programs must be graduates of a recognized high school or secondary school, or possess an equivalent qualification.

Applicants must have experienced the New Birth in Christ Jesus and be able to demonstrate their Christian faith publicly.

Applicants should be at least 18 years of age. However, applicants under the age of 18 may be considered for admission with parental consent.

Applicants seeking admission to master’s degree, Doctor of Ministries, or Doctor of Philosophy programs must possess a good first degree from a recognized and accredited institution.

Health

Applicants are expected to be in good health. Upon acceptance, students will be required to submit a current medical examination report from a qualified physician.

Applicants with health concerns are encouraged to discuss their circumstances with the University administration to receive appropriate guidance and support.

Endorsement and Recommendation

Applicants must submit an official letter of recommendation from their pastor or home church.

Additional letters of recommendation from other individuals, community leaders, or recognized institutions may also be submitted in support of the application.

Photograph

Applicants are required to submit two recent passport-size photographs at the final stage of the admission acceptance process.