All Saints University: St. Vincent & the Grenadines

All Saints University St. Vincent & the Grenadines

               All saint University Profile

              Mission Statement and commitment

All Saints faculty is comprised of experienced and committed professors who are not only extremely knowledgeable, but possess excellent teaching skills as well. All Saint's faculty members take pride in providing quality education to their students, and in being easily accessible and accommodating.

All Saints University is committed to providing high quality education leading to an MD degree whilst keeping tuition and fees affordable. All Saints strives to ensure that it produces broadly and thoroughly educated graduates who realize that the medical profession denotes a sense of social responsibility. We seek students with demonstrated strong drive and desire to succeed, while still being able to focus on the compassionate and the humanitarian aspects of the medical profession. Students must regard medicine as a noble profession, not simply a trade to be learned. We encourage our students to actively engage themselves in the community and to respond to the needs of those they serve.
In nothing do men more nearly reach the Gods, than in giving health to men.

Management and Faculty All saints University

All Saints faculty is comprised of experienced and committed professors who are not only extremely knowledgeable, but possess excellent teaching skills as well. All Saint's faculty members take pride in providing quality education to their students, and in being easily accessible and accommodating.

All Basic Sciences professors are highly qualified and possess a minimum of either an MD, PhD or both.

Management-trustees

•     Mr. Larry Gross, MBA, Chairman
•     Dr. Clayton Shillingford, PhD
•     Dr. Wole Odemuyiwa, PhD
•     Dr. Reddy Subash, MD
•     Dr. Frank A, MD

Governing Council

•     Mr. Richmond Paulpillai, Chancellor and Director of Administration
•     Dr. Joshua Yusuf, President and Director of Academics
•     Dr. Avonelle Bruney, Director of Internal Affairs

Dean’s Office

•     Dr. Terrence Marcelle, MD MBA JD (Florida), Dean of Academic Affairs
•     Melecia Llewellyn (Secretary to the Dean)
•     Cleopatra King (Administrative Secretary I)
•     Aneka Neptune (Library Assistant)

Registrar's Office

•     Dr. Florentina Matea, MD (Registrar)
•     Malcolm Kelvin, M.Sc. (Assistant Registrar)
•     Dipti Sharma, B.Pharm (Administrative Secretary)
•     Mchaela Bankert, BA (Secretary I)
•     Raida Toma (Secretary II)

Accounts Department

1.     Joseph Asebiode, CGA CPA (Bursar)
2.     Stephen Mariathasan, MBA (Deputy Bursar)

 Library

•     Clydella Huggins, BA (Waterloo)
•     Aneka Neptune (Library Assistant)

FACULTY (Basic Medical Sciences)

1.     Dr. Terrence Marcelle, MD MBA JD (Florida), Professor of Epidemiology and Behavioural Sciences
2.     Dr. Logendraraj Selvarajah, MD (Jaffna) MRCS (Edinburgh) Professor of Anatomy
3.     Dr. Natalia Volodina, Ph.D. (Brown, Rhode Island) Professor of Biochemistry
4.     Dr. Manish Mishra, Ph.D. (Varanasi) Professor of Genetics and Immunology
5.     Dr. Maria Picu, MD (Craiova, Romania) Professor of Physiology
6.     Dr. Brian Constance, Ph.D. (Virginia) Professor of Physics
7.     Dr. Christian Anderson, MD (UWI) Professor of Embryology and Histology
8.     Dr. Dragan Jovanovic, MD Ph.D. (Belgrade) Professor of Pathology
9.     Dr. Oluyinka Akingbade, Ph.D. (Ibadan) Professor of Physiology
10.     Dr. Shirish Pearly, MD (Madhya Pradesh) Professor of Physiology
11.     Dr. Yvonne Etowa, MD (Calabar) Professor of Pharmacology
12.     Dr. Brindusa Vanta, MD (Cluj-Napoca, Romania) Professor of Microbiology
13.     Dr. Kevin Browne, MD (Grenada) Professor of Histology
14.     Dwight DeFreitas, B.Sc.(Illinois) M.Sc. (Ohio) Instructor in Physics
15.     Geneille Greaves, B.Sc. (UWI) M.Sc. (Nat. Univ., Taiwan) Instructor in Physics
16.     Elvis Daniels, M.Phil (UWI), Instructor in Mathematics

DEAN AND ASSOCIATE DEANS (Clinical Sciences)

•     Dr. J. Reddy, MD, FACOG (Dean of Clinical Sciences)
•     Dr. S. Suhail, MD (Associate Dean, Chicago)
•     Dr. C. Ferreira, MD (Associate Dean, Dominica)
•     Dr. H. Zapata, MD FACOG (Clinical Coordinator and Supervisor, Chicago)
•     Dr. E. Elzawi, MD FRCPC ABIM (Associate Dean, Canada)
•     Dr. Moussa Shehata, MD (Assistant Dean, Clinical Affairs)

Student Unions

    • Pooyan Khodadoust, Student Council President 

Eligibility and Admission

Although applicant’s scholastic or academic record is accorded the greatest consideration, many other factors are also taken into consideration during the admission process. Interviews conducted during the admission process help the admission committee in determining a student’s demeanor, educational level, and degree of commitment. Applicants are encouraged to present a strong case for themselves through outlining their volunteer work, community contribution and scholastic achievements through their personal essay and by providing strong letter of recommendation. There is no entrance examination requirement at present. Although not required at present, submittal of MCAT scores is strongly recommended when applying for admission.
PREMEDICAL SCIENCE PROGRAM (4 SEMESTERS)
The Premedical Science Program is of four semester duration and includes:

•      One academic year of College or University – level General Biology or Zoology
•      One academic year of College or University – level General Chemistry and Organic Chemistry
•      One academic year of College or University – level Physics (Mechanics, Heat, Electromagnetism and / or Modern Physics)
•     One academic year of English
•     A broad background in humanities/social sciences

The Premedical Science Program is recommended for applicants into the 5-year MD degree program. Such applicants must possess High School or Secondary School certificates or diploma. University or College graduates who do not possess the requisite science background and qualifications for admission into the 4-year MD degree program are also recommended to apply for admission into the Premedical Science program of the University.  Such applicants may be granted credits for other premedical courses they already successfully completed at their previous school.

APPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION INTO THE 4 –YEAR MD DEGREE PROGRAM (APPLICANTS FROM THE USA AND CANADA)

To be eligible for admission, applicants from the US or Canada MUST present evidence of successful completion of at least three years of course work from an accredited college or university. This must include a minimum of 90 semester hours or 135 quarter hours in life sciences or related areas. Preference will be given to applicants who have completed a Baccalaureate or higher degree.

APPLICANTS FOR ADMISSION INTO THE 5 – YEAR MD DEGREE PROGRAM (APPLICANTS FROM USA & CANADA)

Applicants from Canada or the US must present evidence of satisfactory completion of high school or secondary school with above average grades.

APPLICANTS FROM OTHER COUNTIRES

International Students will be evaluated on an individual basis and must meet educational requirements for admission to medical schools in their country of origin.  A TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) Examination score may be required.

TRANSFER STUDENTS

All Saints may accept students intending to transfer from accredited medical schools. Transcripts of Academic Records of such applicants will be evaluated to determine eligibility for admission. Evaluation of the overall eligibility of prospective transfer students will be treated on a case by case basis.

TRANSFER POLICY

STUDENTS TRANSFERRING INTO ALL SAINTS UNIVERSITY MD DEGREE PROGRAM

Original copies of transcripts of academic records from previous medical school(s), colleges or Universities must be submitted. These copies will be required later by the ECFMG before a student can appear for the USMLE and when applying for residency match.

Advanced standing will be given only to students transferring from accredited medical schools and/or schools listed in the International Medical Education Directory (IMED). The University does not award credits for Basic Medical Science courses completed online or by distance education or from non-accredited medical schools or schools not listed in the IMED. In exceptional cases, a student or applicant who has successfully completed Basic Medical Sciences and passed the USMLE may be allowed to transfer into the clinical phase of the MD degree program.

TRANSFER POLICY

If a student of the University intends to withdraw from the medical school, he/she must submit In writing notice of such an intention at least one semester (4 months) prior to the date of withdrawal from the University, stating reasons. Failure to comply with this automatically means that the student will always be considered enrolled in the program for the following semester and must meet all his/her financial and other obligations to the University. Notice of withdrawal from the University program received less than one semester (4 months) to the time of withdrawal will no be entertained and such student(s) will  be deemed to be indebted to the University for the following semester.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

To be eligible for an award of MD degree students must complete ALL the graduation requirements of All Saints University, St. Vincent and the Grenadines. These include:

•     Successful completion of 5 semesters of Basic Medical Sciences
•     Successful completion of 72 weeks of approved clinical clerkships/ rotation at affiliated or  approved teaching hospitals.
•     Successful completion of United States Medical Licensure Examination (USMLE). In lieu of USMLE a student may complete MCCEE conducted by the Medical Council of Canada.
•     In exceptional circumstances, a student may be permitted to skip the above-mentioned examinations (USMLE or MCCEE) provided that he/she completes comparable examinations by a national examination body of the country where student intends to practice. This will be treated on a case by case basis.
•     A student must be in a good standing. He/she must receive clearance from different departments of the University, including accounts department, the registry, laboratories and the library. He/she must be of good conduct and character.

EXTENDED ABSENCES

Any student who is absent for two terms without providing written request and without obtaining prior approval from the university administration may be subject to academic sanction, probation or dismissal from the university. This will appear in the academic record of the student concerned.

NON-DISCRIMINATORY POLICY

All Saints University will grant admission into its programs to qualified applicants or students regardless of color, age, race, nationality, religion, gender, sexuality, disability or marital status.

COMMUNICATION OF DECISION

It may take 2-6 weeks for a decision to be made on application for admission once all requirements and supporting documents have been received by the Office of the Registrar of the University. Applicants may contact the Registrar’s office for the status of their application during this period.

WITHDRAWAL FROM PROGRAM

Any student choosing to withdraw from the University during their respective course/level of study must give 1 Semester's advance notice to the University. Volunteer withdrawal from the University constitutes transferring to another institution or termination of their medical education. Failure to do so will result in a fine in the amount of 1 semester's respective tuition fee, to be paid prior to release of University documents including transcripts.

The University reserves the right to change any of its policies or regulations at any time.

Academic Calendar All saints University

2013 Winter (January – April, 2013) semester

Orientation Day: January 10, 2013
Commencement of Classes January 11, 2013
End of semester: April 18, 2013

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2013 Summer(May – August, 2013) semester

Orientation Day: May 02, 2013
Commencement of Classes: May 03, 2013
End of semester: August 22, 2013

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2013 Fall (September – December, 2013) semester

Orientation Day: September 05, 2013
Commencement of Classes September 06, 2013
End of semester: December 19, 2013

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2014 Winter (January – April, 2014) semester

Orientation Day: January 09, 2014
Commencement of Classes January 10, 2014
End of semester: April 23, 2014

International Students All saints university

Non-Caribbean / Canadian / US/Nigerians etc. students are considered international students.

Although the vast majority of students at All Saints University are from the United States and Canada, All Saints University boasts of a growing population of international students from many countries including Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Botswana, Cameroon, China, Columbia, Ghana, Germany, India, Ireland, Malawi, Nigeria, Pakistan, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Nigeria etc). International students will be evaluated on an individual basis and must meet educational requirements for admission to medical schools in their country of origin. TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) examination score may be required for admission, especially from applicants from Non English speaking countries.

Scholarships, Financial Aid and Fees

Scholarships AND Financial Aid

• Tuition fee scholarships of up to 50% of total cost of tuition for eligible applicants.
• Food, lodging and transportation support of up to US$1500 per semester for the entire degree program including clinical clerkships for qualified and indigent applicants.
• Up to 5 merit clinical tuition scholarships per semester for All Saints students with outstanding performance in the finals of all Basic Medical Science Examinations.
• Automatic 50% tuition fee scholarships for qualified citizens of St Vincent and the Grenadines.
• Credit-based loans and student line of credits from various financial institutions and banks in the United States and Canada.

Applicants for scholarships or financial aid must submit their applications with all supporting documents to the scholarship committee at the time of commencement of their MD degree program at All Saints University, St Vincent and the Grenadines. The application and the supporting documents may be submitted to: scholarships@allsaintsu.org and or financialaid@allsaintsu.org or to the office of the Dean of Academic Affairs, All Saints University, St Vincent and the Grenadines.

FEES

All students pay an application fee of US$100 and an enrolment/administrative fee of US$1000 at the  beginning of a course of study at All Saints University

Late Payments: Fees are due two months prior to commencement of the semester. If fees are not paid on time, deregistration may occur. A $250 penalty will be applied upon reinstatement. Returning students are required to pay tuition fees one month prior to the beginning of the semester or else a $250 late payment fee will be charged.

Any student who is absent for two terms or semesters without providing  a valid written request and without obtaining prior approval from the university administration may face academic sanction or dismissal at the university's discretion; this would appear in the transcript of academic record of such a student.

Student Government Fee
Every student is a member of the central student government. Student government fee of  US$ 150 student government fee is to be paid annually at the beginning of the academic year or semester at US$50 per semester. 


General Cost of Living - Food and Lodging
Food and lodging can range from $450 to $1000 per month depending on individual habits and preferences. Housing expenses usually vary between US$200 and US$450 per month depending on the type of apartment and whether it is single or double occupancy.  Food expenses also vary depending on individual taste and habit.

 4-Year MD Program

The breakdown of fees for the 4-Year MD Degree program is outlined below. Please note that all fees are in US Dollars. All students pay an application fee of US$100 and an enrolment/administrative fee of US$1000 at the beginning of a course of study at All Saints University. Students are also required to pay US$100 per semester health insurance fee.

BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES

Session Duration Fees (USD) Year 1 Semester 1 16 weeks $4995 Semester 2 16 weeks $4995 Semester 3 16 weeks $4995 Year 2 Semester 4 16 weeks $4995 Semester 5 16 weeks $4995 CLINICAL SCIENCES Semester 6 12 weeks $6995 Year 3 Semester 7 12 weeks $6995 Semester 8 12 weeks $6995 Semester 9 12 weeks $6995 Year 4 Semester 10 12 weeks $6995 Semester 11 12 weeks $6995

ALL STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR BOOKS, TRANSPORTATION, AND LIVING EXPENSES. "Please note that there are scholarship packages of up to 40% on tuition fee for the entire Pre-clinical program (Pre-Med and basic Medical sciences) and 10% for the clinical."  For more information contact us at Goldenchips Educational Services International, Suite 78, Nandu Plaza, Plot 566 Ndola Square, off Micheal Okpara Crescent, Wuse Zone 5, Abuja, Nigeria. Tel: +2348033945001 +2348183971045 Email: goldenchipseducation@gmail.com goldenchipsedu@gmail.com

Caution Deposit

All students are required to pay US $150.00 as caution deposit for the histo/path lab. This amount will be refunded upon completion of the course if no damages to slides and microscopes are incurred.

Student Insurance
The government requires that students obtain proper health insurance before they arrive on the island. There will be no exceptions to this requirement. International Student Insurance (http://www.internationalstudentinsurance.com/) provides various links that may assist you in your search for the right insurance plan.

Indemnity/Malpractice Insurance during Clinical Rotations
All students are responsible for obtaining malpractice insurance prior to commencement of their clinical rotations. All Saints will assist students with information concerning insurance companies which provide this service.

Please note that the cost of malpractice insurance is not included in the tuition fees The cost usually is approximately US$ 1500 per year.

Tuition Refund Policy
A request for withdrawal must be submitted in writing, authorized by the Dean of Academics to the Director of Administration. The amount of refund for students who withdraw from the school in any term is:
80% refund if enrolled for two weeks or less
60% refund if enrolled for three weeks or less
40% refund if enrolled for four weeks or less and no refund thereafter.
The date of withdrawal is counted from the date of receipt of the withdrawal letter.

Any student who is absent for two terms without providing written request and without obtaining prior approval from the university administration is subject to academic sanction or dismissal at the university's discretion; this will be reflected on the transcript.

5-Year MD Program

The breakdown of fees for the 5-Year MD Degree program is outlined below. Please note that all fees are in US Dollars. All students pay an application fee of US$100 and an enrolment/administrative fee of US$1000 at the beginning of a course of study at All Saints University. Students are also required to pay US$100 per semester health insurance fee

Session	Duration	Fees (USD)
Year 1
Semester 1	16 weeks	$3995
Semester 2	16 weeks	$3995
Semester 3	16 weeks	$3995
Year 2
Semester 4	16 weeks	$3995
BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES
Semester 5	16 weeks	$4995
Semester 6	16 weeks	$4995
Year 3
Semester 7	16 weeks	$4995
Semester 8	16 weeks	$4995
Semester 9	16 weeks	$4995
CLINICAL SCIENCES
Year 4
Semester 10	12 weeks	$6995
Semester 11	12 weeks	$6995
Semester 12	12 weeks	$6995
Year 5
Semester 13	12 weeks	$6995
Semester 14	12 weeks	$6995
Semester 15	12 weeks	$6995

ALL STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR BOOKS, TRANSPORTATION, AND LIVING EXPENSES

"Please note that there are scholarship packages of up to 40% on tuition fee for the entire Pre-clinical program (Pre-Med and basic Medical sciences) and 10% for the clinical." 

For more information contact us at Goldenchips Educational Services International, Suite 78, Nandu Plaza, Plot 566 Ndola Square, off Micheal Okpara Crescent, Wuse Zone 5, Abuja, Nigeria. Tel: +2348033945001 +2348183971045
Email: goldenchipseducation@gmail.com
goldenchipsedu@gmail.com

Caution Deposit
All students are required to pay US $150.00 as caution deposit for the histo/path lab. This amount will be refunded upon completion of the course if no damages to slides and microscopes are incurred.

Student Insurance
The government requires that students obtain proper health insurance before they arrive on the island. There will be no exceptions to this requirement. International Student Insurance (http://www.internationalstudentinsurance.com/) provides various links that may assist you in your search for the right insurance plan.

Indemnity/Malpractice Insurance during Clinical Rotations
All students are responsible for obtaining malpractice insurance prior to commencement of their clinical rotations. All Saints will assist students with information concerning insurance companies which provide this service.

Please note that the cost of malpractice insurance is not included in the tuition fees The cost usually is approximately US$ 1500 per year.

Tuition Refund Policy
A request for withdrawal must be submitted in writing, authorized by the Dean of Academics to the Director of Administration. The amount of refund for students who withdraw from the school in any term is:

80% refund if enrolled for two weeks or less
60% refund if enrolled for three weeks or less
40% refund if enrolled for four weeks or less and no refund thereafter.
The date of withdrawal is counted from the date of receipt of the withdrawal letter.

Any student who is absent for two terms or semesters without providing  a valid written request and without obtaining prior approval from the university administration may face academic sanction or dismissal at the university's discretion; this would appear in the transcript of academic record of such a student.

Programs of study:

Programs

All Saints University operates a collegiate system comprising of three colleges; College of Medicine, College of Arts and Science and College of Engineering.

College of Medicine
The University has already commenced the Doctor Medicine (MD) degree program which requires 4 or 5 years to complete,
depending on entry qualifications of applicants.

4 YEAR MD PROGRAM
The 4 Year MD program is for students who have completed a Bachelor's Degree or have completed the premedical
requirements which normally consist of:

    - Biology - 90 semester hours
    - Chemistry - 90 semester hours
    - Physics - 90 semester hours
    - Courses in Mathematics, Calculus, English and Liberal Arts

The 4-year MD degree program can be completed in 3 years and 4 months.

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THE 5 YEAR MD PROGRAM
The five year MD program is designed for high school or secondary school graduates.This program comprises the premedical
component of 4 semesters duration, the Basic Medical Science phase of five semesters duration and the Clinical Clerkship
Phase of 6 semesters (72 weeks) duration. The premedical components of the 5-year program are as spelt out above in
addition to introductory courses in Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry.

The 5-year MD degree program can be completed in 4 years and 8 months.
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BSC. MEDICAL SCIENCE PROGRAM
All Saints University of Medicine conducts Bachelor of Medical Science Degree programs with three specialty categories. Students are given the option to choose one of the following specialties.

1. Analytical Chemistry Laboratory
2. Pharmaceutical Technology
3. Laboratory Medicine

ELIGIBLITY FOR BSC. MEDICAL SCIENCE PROGRAM

- Completion of High School (Grade 12)
- Enrollment in the 5 Year MD Degree program
- Successful completion of the Pre-Medical program of ASUM
- Successful completion of the Basic Medical Science Program
- Satisfactory completion of Introduction to Laboratory Medicine and Research

TRANSFER STUDENTS
Students from recognized medical schools may be admitted as transfer students upon evaluation of their credentials. The admissions committee of All Saints University of Medicine will review all candidates' applications before admission.

NON-DISCRIMINATORY POLICY
All Saints University College of Medicine grants admissions to qualified students regardless of color, age, race, nationality, religion, gender, sexuality, disability or marital status.

College of Technology and College of Arts and Sciences
Plans are in top gear to commence Bachelor degree programs in Life Sciences (Biochemistry, Bioinformatics,
Chemistry, Microbiology, Laboratory Medicine)  and in Technology (Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering etc) in the next few semesters.

Curriculum All Saints University

Please note that the curriculum is subject to change at University's discretion.

The 4 Year MD Degree Program

The 4 year MD Degree program curriculum is as follows.
First Semester (16 weeks)
Gross Anatomy
Histology
Medical Embryology
Epidemiology & Preventive Medicine

Second Semester (16 weeks)
Biochemistry
Physiology
Genetics
Neurosciences

Third Semester (16 weeks)
Microbiology and Immunology
Psychology
Pathology I
Medical Ethics

Fourth Semester (16 weeks)
Pathology II
Pharmacology
Physical Diagnosis

Fifth Semester (16 weeks)
Introduction To Clinical Medicine
Board Review
Exam Prep
Residency Info

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The 5 Year MD Program
The 5 year MD program curriculum is as follows:

4 Semesters of:
Biology.......................................
General Chemistry..................
Organic Chemistry..................
Physics......................................
Math............................................
English......................................
Introductory Anatomy..............

Remainder of Program is the same as 4 Year MD Degree Program



CLINICAL CLERKSHIP (Minimum 72 weeks)

End of the Second Year
The second year of medical school ends with the Introduction to Clinical Medicine program and enters into the third year to begin the Clinical Clerkship program. In the first two years of medical school, students focus on basic knowledge of health and disease and are introduced to the care of individuals and populations.


The Third and Fourth Years
In the third and fourth years, students become directly involved in the care and study of patients. They begin to work with members of teams caring for hospitalized patients. Third year students rotate through the following clerkships: 12-week rotations in Internal Medicine and Surgery and 6-week rotations in Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Obstetrics and Gynecology.


End of the Fourth Year
The 4th year consists of 30 weeks of electives. The clerkship program is designed to ease the transition between the Basic Sciences and Postgraduate training by introducing the student to the many fields of medicine and enhancing both their clinical and diagnostic skills. The underlying concept is that the transition from pre-clinical to clinical studies involves both the development of pre-clinical skills and the achievement of the physician role.

CORE ROTATIONS
12 Weeks of Internal Medicine
12 Weeks of General Surgery
6 Weeks of Ob/Gyn
6 Weeks Pediatrics
6 Weeks Psychiatry
6 Weeks of Family Practice

ELECTIVES
24 -30 Weeks  (Any field of your choice)

 Distance Study: Local Students

Local Students

Application forms are available online electronically or can be downloaded for mailing. Once the Registrar receives and reviews your application and application fee, you will be sent a verification email with further instructions. The application fee is US$100. To ensure that you receive our emails, please make sure that you add the allsaintsu.org domain name to your address book or contact list, or else check your bulk folders periodically. If your mailbox does not have an address book or contact list, please contact your Internet Service Provider's tech support and ask how they can make sure email from our domain makes it to your mailbox. Also, remember to check for clutter in your mailbox periodically to make sure it does not become full and starts rejecting new messages. Once all additional documentation has been received, your application package will be forwarded to the Admissions Committee for consideration.

Check the submittal section for a list of other documentation that may be required to be sent along with your application. Depending on your application, an interview may or may not be scheduled. If you are sent a preliminary letter of admission through email, you must reply as promptly as possible to either accept or decline the admission. A hard copy will be sent through regular mail as well.

Deferrals are determined on a case-by-case basis, and are accepted for a maximum of two semesters, after which time you may have to reapply. The Admissions Committee considers equally students with backgrounds in the basic sciences, social sciences, and liberal arts. Transfer students are accepted from other accredited universities. Students will be admitted into the program or semester which best fits their academic credentials.

MCAT scores are strongly recommended, although not required at present, and are considered as part of the overall application. However, they do not outweigh other components of the application.

The Admissions Committee seeks applicants who adhere to a high level of personal integrity.

“All Saints University grants admission to qualified students regardless of color, age, race, nationality, religion, gender, sexuality, disability, or marital status”.

How to Apply: 

Please download the application form here and return it after filling it the Below address or Via Emails and we will contact you:

CONTACT DETAILS / OFFICE ADDRESS
Goldenchips Educational Services International,
Suite 78, Nandu Plaza, Plot 566 Ndola Square,
Off Micheal Okpara Crescent, Wuse Zone 5,
Abuja, Nigeria.
Tel: +2348033945001
+2348183971045
Email: goldenchipseducation@gmail.com
goldenchipsedu@gmail.com