The Applicant shall:

1. Submit the Application Form together with the required documents to the Registrar's Office.
2. Pay the processing fee in the Accounting Office.
3. Take the English Proficiency Test (for Applicants whose medium of instruction is not English)
4. Applicants qualified for Interview will be notified of their schedule. The list will also be posted in the website.
5. Await the Official List of Accepted Students
7. Once accepted for admission, proceed to the Registrar's Office for enrollment

A.	Official Transcript of Records signed by their school Registrar or Official List of Subjects/Courses taken and final grades for each subject completed up to the time of application with General Weighted Average (GWA) 1,2
B.	Certificate of Graduation (for graduated students)
C.	NMAT result
D.	Birth certificate (for local applicants, from the NSO)
E.	Certificate of Naturalization, if a naturalized Filipino
F.	Certificate of good standing from any school official in the school he graduated from (referred to as Certificate of good moral character in some schools)
G.	Marriage certificate (for married female applicants using a name other than that indicated in the Birth Certificate)
H.	Four (4) copies of 2x2 recent colored photograph with white background
1.	For graduating students, a Certified True Copy of Grades from the Registrar can be submitted for evaluation purposes only. Official Transcript of Records should be given upon enrollment.
2.	For Graduating students, this should include a certification of subjects being taken in progress

A.	All requirements previously mentioned should be submitted. The Transcript of Records, Certificate of Graduation and Birth Certificate must be duly authenticated (not just seen) by the Philippine Foreign Service Post located in the applicant's legal residence or country of origin.
B.	Photocopies of Passport pages where name, photo, birth date and birthplace appear
C.	Police Clearance Certificate issued by the National Police authorities and duly authenticated by the PFSP in the students' country of origin. Those who have stayed in the Philippines for more than six (6) months must submit the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) clearance.
D.	Notarized affidavit of support and proof of adequate financial support to cover expenses for student's accommodation and subsistence, as well as school dues and other incidental expenses. ex: Bank statement
E.	For non-resident aliens: submit student visa (9f) issued by the Philippine Embassy/Consulate in your country of origin For resident aliens: submit Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR) and Immigrant Certificate of Residence

Those holding SRRV visa and SRRIV visa must secure a certificate from the Philippine Retirement Authority (PRA) that he/she is a holder of the said visa.