Conditions and procedures for accepting non-Jordanian students (Bachelor's)
Non-Jordanian students may be accepted according to the following principles and criteria:
- The high school branch is compatible with the major that the student wishes to join.
- Students are excluded from the minimum average according to their non-Jordanian nationality and not the country in which the high school diploma was obtained.
- Arabic certificates are authenticated for the purposes of accreditation by the university from the following authorities:
- The Ministry of Education in the country from which the secondary certificate was issued.
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the country from which the secondary school certificate was issued.
- The Jordanian Embassy in the country from which the certificate was issued or the Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. (Address: Amman, Jabal Amman, First Circle, opposite the Saudi Consulate)
- Jordanian Ministry of Education. (Address: Amman, Abdali, near the National Assembly and the Mosque of the Martyr King Abdullah I)
- Students who have a non-Arab high school diploma or a high school certificate that is not subject to ministerial exams (secondary exams issued by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia) shall have their certificates equalized by the Jordanian Ministry of Education (address: Amman, Abdali, near the Council of Nation and the Martyr King Abdullah I Mosque) before applying to the university.
Admission of non-Jordanian students (Bachelor's degree) Non-Jordanian students may be accepted according to the principles and standards referred to, and non-Jordanian students may be excluded from the GPA requirements in the law and engineering specializations as follows:
- The minimum secondary school GPA required for the College of Engineering and Pharmacy majors is 65%
- Medical analysis specialization 55%
- The rest of the specialties are 50%.