Admission - Saint James College

Admission Process

If you’re interested in enrolling in our program, it is mandatory that you submit an application either online or in person using the designated form. It’s crucial that all information provided on the application is truthful and complete, including any necessary supporting documents and payment of application fees. Please note that only students who meet all the requirements for their chosen program will be considered for admission. Furthermore, if an offer of admission is extended to you, it will only remain valid for the current academic year. If you wish to defer your enrollment to a later year, a new application must be submitted. We highly recommend that all prospective applicants seeking information about admissions reach out to the college registry.

Required Documents for Admission

  1. Copy of WASSCE result or its equivalent
  2. School leaving certificate if available
  3. Copy of national identity card
  4. 1 Passport photo
  5. Any other relevant document

Please make all payments to the account details below
Account Name: Saint James College
Bank: Zenith Bank
Account #: 6010187842

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  • Apply online
  • Download Application Form
  • Print and Fill Application Form
  • Scan and upload the Application Form, and supporting documents
  • Send Application to the email: info@stjc.edu.sl
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Admission Offenses and Penalties

It is an admission offence if a student uses falsified or fraudulent academic records (transcripts, certificates, examination results), or passes off information or work of that of other people, to gain admission into Saint James College. Any student found guilty of any of the above-mentioned offences will be sanctioned with expulsion from the college and may have further legal action taken against them.

The College Registry

The responsibility of overseeing student admissions and the safe keeping of records pertaining to both admitted students and the institution as a whole fall under the jurisdiction of the college registry. All information contained within these records is considered highly confidential, thus strict guidelines are in place prohibiting any unauthorized disclosure of student details by the college. It is imperative for students themselves to exercise caution and abstain from sharing internal information with individuals who lack authorization.