Frequently Asked Questions

The admission period is announced on the university’s main website and Facebook Page before the beginning of every semester. You can apply for admission to Paragon International University during one of the two intake periods.

• First Intake (for Semester I): from July 1 to early November.

• Second Intake (for Semester II): from early February to early March

High school graduates, who have successfully passed their “BACII” exam, are eligible to apply for admission to Paragon International University. There is not a separate entrance exam required for admission.

However, certain study programs require students to take a Math Placement Test to determine what level of math students should study in their freshman year.

The Math Placement Test is administered during the orientation week (i.e. one week before the start of the semester).

Yes. If you are not proficient enough in the English language, you can still apply for admission to an undergraduate program at Paragon International University. In this case, you will have to take our English Proficiency Test after your enrolment to determine whether you should study in our English Preparatory Program or freshman year.

Paragon International University offers more than 400 scholarships and tuition fee discounts.

For detailed information about the scholarship please visit the Scholarships Page

Yes, you can. You just need to make the payment of the registration fee in advance, yet you don’t need to pay any tuition fee. However, please note that the maximum period of study for a 4-year degree program cannot be longer than 6 academic years.

Yes, you can do so. However, the application and registration fees are non-refundable.

You can apply online for admission or simply walk into our campus to apply. Assistance is provided for walk-in applicants. Please note that international applications are subject to approval of the registrar and the response process may take 5 working days.

In an academic year at Paragon International University, there are 2 semesters followed by a summer term. Semester I begins in early November and finishes in late February. Semester II begins in mid-March and ends in late July. For more updated information, please see Academic Calendar