How to Apply

There are three application cycles: Early Admissions, Regular Admissions, and Transfer Admissions. The application process is similar for all three.

Early Admissions

Applicants who have taken the SAT exam can apply for early admissions to AUW and do not need to sit for the AUW-administered entrance exam. They will, however, be required to appear for a personal interview in person or through Skype. To apply for early admissions, applicants should follow the procedures listed below for regular admissions.

Regular Admissions

Step 1: Get the forms

Applicants can collect the application form from the AUW Office of Admissions or their Country Coordinators, or from the AUW website (Click HERE to download the application form in PDF). The complete application package includes an application form, self-assessment form, and an institutional recommendation form.

Step 2: Complete the Application Form and Provide Relevant Documents

In addition to the application form, the self-assessment form, and the institutional recommendation form, applicants must submit the following:

• 2 copies of passport-size photographs with the name of the applicant written on the back
• Copy of birth certificates
• Certified/attested copies of all academic transcripts and certificates
• Copies of any other certificates received (for extracurricular activities)
• Copies of all relevant financial documents (e.g., bank statements, income tax certificates, salary statements, etc.)
• SAT scores (for students applying for early admission)

Step 3: Send Application Material to the Office of Admissions

Applicants can either email all application material to admissions@auw.edu.bd or send all documents through post to the Office of Admissions. International applicants should send all application materials to their country coordinators.

Transfer Admissions

The applicant, who wants to be transferred from other university, must also complete an admissions application (as articulated above for regular admission) and sit for the entrance exam prior to meeting with the Registrar, who is the institutional transfer officer responsible for the initial evaluation.

Last updated on 23 Nov 2012