Fine Art & Experimental Media – (B.A.)

Requirements

Step #1 Consultation and advice

The first step to enrollment at Prague College is to discuss the programmes and study options with a study advisor. Many students schedule appointments at the college or email their ideas and requests to us.

Step #2 Submit application form and supporting documentation

During the introductory discussion, you will get detailed information about the documents required for application to Prague College.

Generally, the application package will consist of: confirmation of completed level of education (High School Diploma, Bachelors degree, etc.), confirmation of English level and letter of motivation.

After all documents are submitted students will be invited for the final interview. This interview is best done in person, but if you are not currently in Prague, then interview can be arranged by phone.

Step #3 Interview

The interview is probably the most important part of the application process.

Since there are no university entrance examinations in the British higher education system, this is the key point where we can decide if you are a suitable candidate for the programme you have chosen.

Of course, in many cases we have already had considerable discussions with you by email and telephone, so you will probably be well-prepared for the formal interview.

Step #4 Acceptance and conditional offers

After the interview, and after you have submitted all documentation required, we will be able to make a decision on whether to offer you a place at Prague College - usually within five to seven working days.

In some cases, we may ask for additional documents or references.

Step # 5 Payments

If you receive an offer from Prague College and decide to accept it, then it is time to reserve your place on the programme. This is done by paying a deposit, or in the case of an international student applying for a visa, a full semester payment. International students are provided documents for the visa application after making this payment, and the visa application process can be started as well.

Step #6 Get ready to start

Proof of English level

Non-native English speakers are required to submit a recent score from an internationally recognized English examination. These may include, but are not limited to the following examinations:

• IELTS

• ELSA (which can be done at Prague College)

• TOEFL

The ELSA test was developed by the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry as a reliable and consistent test of English language skills proficiency.
ELSA is available in British or American English and evaluates ‘real life’ English as used in the workplace, when travelling, socialising or studying.
ELSA can be taken by anyone at any time and can be taken independently of a course of study.

English language

• Level Five Advanced

• ELSA 340-380

• TOEFL iBT 50-60

• IELTS 6.0