• Regular Admission

• Early Admission

• A University English Placement Test should be passed by all students.

• The Egyptian General Secondary Certificate of Education, Thanawya Amma (Arts, Math or Science).
• The German Secondary School Certificate/ Abitur.
• The British Secondary School Certificates (GCSE, IGCSE)
• Applicants have to submit 8 (OL) subjects grade (C) or 7 Subjects at (OL) + one subject at (AL) or (ASL), with a minimum grade (C) at (OL) and grade (E) at ( AL) or (ASL) subjects.
• The American High School Diploma:
  Applicants should provide the following official documents:
  i. An official transcript of a minimum of 8 courses (one unit each), including the qualifying subjects for chosen faculty, all of which should have been passed in the 12th level and the 11 th level

• The French Secondary School Certificate (Baccalaureat de L' Enseignement Secondaire):
  Applicants should submit the certificate showing scores obtained (at least passable) and should particularly satisfy the qualifying subjects required by each faculty. Applications will be processed according to Future University general admission evaluation criteria.
• The International Baccalaureate:
  Applicants should have completed the Baccalaureate and satisfied its general requirements. He/She also should satisfy the qualifying subjects for admission to The Future University's various faculties as long as he has passed the basic 6 subjects stated in the certificate, of which at least three should be advanced Level..

1. Secondary school certificate(s)
2. A photocopy of ID.
3. Birth Certificate or a certified copy.
4. Proof of minimum11 years' schooling.
5. 6 Passport size photos.

• Undergraduate students usually register between 12-18 credit hours.
• Based on previous academic record, the Dean, upon the advice of the academic advisor, might allow the student to register for additional courses.
• The maximum load for the summer term is 9 credit hours only.
• To register for a course with a prerequisite, the student should successfully finish the prerequisite.

• Attendance is required in the educational process at Future University. The interaction between students and faculty staff inside the class room is essential.

• The student who fails to secure 75% of all lectures and tutorials in a certain course is not permitted to set in the final exam and receives F grade for it.

• The student who does not attend a mid-term exam without an acceptable excuse, is not given a make-up exam.

1. Reason for the incomplete.
2. The material that is lacking.
3. Action required for the removal of the incomplete.

• The student has the right to withdraw from an academic semester within the withdrawal period announced in the academic calendar of the semester.
• The student will be considered to have failed if he/she withdraws after the withdrawal period unless the student has a valid reason that is acceptable to the academic advisor, and the Dean.

• Cheating: Using unauthorized notes or aids or an information on an examination.
• Plagiarism: Submitting material without properly referring to the authentic sources.
• Multiple Submissions: Submitting identical papers in more than one course without prior permission by the instructor.
• Obtaining or attempting to obtain unfair advantage over other students in the same course.

• Final Exam: 40 %.
• Semester's work: 60 % as follows:

Grade

GPA

%

A	4.0	90% and above
A-	3.7	85% to less than 90%

B+	3.3	80% to less than 85%
B	3.0	75% to less than 80%
B-	2.7	70% to less than 75%

C+	2.3	65% to less than 70%
C	2.0	60% to less than 65%
C-	1.7	55% to less than 60%
D+	1.3	53% to less than 55%
D	1.0	50% to less than 53%

F

0.0

Less than 50%

%	GPA	Grade
90% and above	4.00	A
From 85% to less than90%	3.70	A-
From 80% to less than 85%	3.30	B+
From 75% to less than 80%	3.00	B
From 72% to less than 75%	2.70	B-
From 70% to less than 72%	2.30	C+
From 67% to less than 70%	2.00	C
From 65% to less than 67%	1.70	C-
From 62% to less than 65%	1.30	D+
From 60% to less than 62%	1.00	D
Less than 60%	00	F

• Student with a cumulative average of 3.4-less than 3.6 is graduated with honors.
• Student with a cumulative average of 3.7 to 4.0 is graduated withDistinction ( First Rank of Honor).
• Student with a cumulative average of 3.3 to less than 3.7 is graduated with Second Rank of Honor.

GPA	Rating	Rank of Honor
3.7- 4.0	Distinction	First Rank
3.3-less than 3.7	Very Good	Second Rank
2.7-less than 3.3	Good	-
2.0-less than 2.7	Pass	-

• Compulsory Courses (8 Credit Hours)

Course Number	Course Title	Number of Credits hours	Prerequisites
ENG 101	English Language 1	2
ENG 102	English Language 2	2	English Language 1
PSC 101	Human Rights	2
CSC 101	Introduction to Computers	2

• Elective Courses (4 Credit Hours )

Course Number	Course Title	Number of Credits Hours	Prerequisites
PSY 101	Psychology	2
SOC 101	Sociology	2
STC 101	Critical Thinking	2
BSA 101	Business Administration	2
MGT 101	Small Project Management	2
ENV 101	Environmental Science	2

• Academic Course : An independent unit of study that lasts for one semester and assessed at the end of that semester.
• Semester: The academic year is divided into two main semesters, each lasts for 15 weeks. Summer semesters last only for 5 weeks.
• Program: An approved combination of courses taken over several semesters to gain qualification at undergraduate level.
• Prerequisite: A preceding course that must be passed to make sure an appropriate grounding has been established before moving to a more demanding level of work.
• Co-requisite courses: Those are required to be taken simultaneously.

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