LICC operates under a selective admissions policy aligned with national higher education standards and institutional requirements. Applicants must demonstrate academic preparation and readiness for college-level study.
Academic Requirements
All applicants must have:
- A valid high school diploma
- A WASSCE certificate, as required by the Higher Education Commission
Important:
Applicants may begin the admissions process before final WASSCE results are available. Passing WASSCE results must be submitted no later than the end of the Freshman year.
Entrance Examinations
All applicants are required to complete three LICC entrance assessments:
- English Examination. Evaluates reading and writing readiness for college-level coursework.
- Mathematics Examination. Evaluates quantitative reasoning and foundational math skills.
- Cognitive Readiness Assessment (CRA). Evaluates reasoning ability and readiness for structured learning.
Entrance examinations are used to assess placement, readiness, and admissions eligibility.
Probationary Admission
Applicants who receive marginal scores on the Cognitive Readiness Assessment may be considered for probationary admission, subject to institutional review.
Probationary admission:
- Allows enrollment in a limited combination of remedial and Freshman-level courses
- May not exceed two academic semesters
- Requires satisfactory academic progress to continue enrollment
Accreditation Notice:
Probationary admission does not waive national or institutional academic standards.
Additional Information
Detailed instructions, timelines, and required documentation are provided by the Office of Admissions.