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Find your applicant checklist, understand the application process, and plan for the cost of studying at Crestview.

Requirements · Preparation notes · Application steps · Key dates · Fees · Scholarships

Before you apply

Choose Your Applicant Checklist

Admissions reviews your educational background and program choice before confirming the final document list.

Incoming First-Year Students

For senior high school graduates entering a bachelor's degree program.

  • Completed university application form obtained from Admissions.
  • Grade 12 report card or an available current school record for initial evaluation.
  • Certificate of good moral character from your previous school.
  • PSA-issued birth certificate and recent identification photo.

Graduating applicants may ask about submitting final records after graduation.

Transferees and Returning Students

For applicants with previous college study or a break in enrollment.

  • Completed application and a copy of previous college grades.
  • Course descriptions or syllabi for subjects you want evaluated for credit.
  • Transfer credentials when requested after initial evaluation.
  • Identification documents and good moral certification, as applicable.

The receiving college evaluates credited subjects, remaining units, and placement. Returning Crestview students should also consult the Registrar.

Graduate Applicants

For bachelor's degree holders pursuing a master's qualification.

  • Completed Graduate School application and transcript of records.
  • Proof of a completed bachelor's degree and an updated curriculum vitae.
  • A short statement of study goals and intended field.
  • Recommendations, interview, bridging subjects, or professional credentials when required by the program.

The Graduate School reviews the relevance of your previous degree and preparation for the chosen program.

Certificate and Diploma Applicants

For learners seeking focused professional or continuing education.

  • Completed continuing-education application and identification.
  • Evidence of previous study or relevant work experience.
  • Program-specific prerequisites confirmed by the continuing-education center.
  • For Professional Education and Teaching and Learning, a completed bachelor's degree.

Entry requirements differ between offerings. Ask about the next available cohort and study schedule before applying.

Applicants with overseas qualifications, alternative credentials, or accessibility needs should request an individual document assessment. Bring originals only when an office asks to verify them. Use the inquiry form for questions and arrange a secure submission method with Admissions for supporting records.

Ask About Your Requirements

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    A clear route to enrollment

    How to Apply

    Compare academic programs →
    1. Choose your program. Read the college's study focus, expected duration, and entry guidance.
    2. Check the intake and document list. Contact Admissions for application availability, screening dates, and the appropriate application form.
    3. Submit your application to the designated office. Follow the submission instructions supplied by Admissions and keep your acknowledgment.
    4. Complete evaluation. Attend any required interview or assessment and wait for the admission decision. Transferees also receive a credit evaluation.
    5. Confirm enrollment. Follow the acceptance instructions, obtain your official fee assessment, complete payment arrangements, and collect your class schedule.

    The website inquiry form lets you ask questions. Formal applications, enrollment confirmation, document submission, and payments are completed through the designated university offices.

    Academic Year 2026–2027

    Enrollment Dates

    View the full academic calendar →
    Enrollment periods and class openings
    IntakeEnrollment PeriodClasses BeginStatus as of November 7, 2026
    First semesterMay 18–July 10, 2026August 3, 2026Enrollment closed; classes ongoing
    Second semesterJanuary 4–15, 2027January 18, 2027Upcoming enrollment period
    Certificate and diploma cohortsBy approved cohort scheduleConfirmed per offeringAsk the continuing-education center

    Application and screening deadlines may precede enrollment. Ask Admissions whether your program accepts new entrants or transferees for the second semester before preparing documents.

    Plan your study budget

    Tuition and Other Fees

    As a private university, Crestview charges tuition and other school fees. Your official assessment depends on your program and registered subjects.

    Tuition

    Calculated from your program's approved rate and enrolled academic units. Ask for an assessment based on your intended study load.

    Other School Fees

    Registration, library, student services, and applicable laboratory or clinical charges are itemized in the assessment. Equipment, uniforms, field activities, and books may involve additional costs.

    Payment Guidance

    The Accounting Office provides authorized payment channels, applicable installment arrangements, deadlines, and withdrawal or refund rules before you confirm enrollment.

    To request an estimate, include your program, applicant type, intended semester, and expected study load in a Fees and Payments inquiry. An estimate may change after subject registration or credit evaluation. Keep official receipts for payments.

    Request a Fee Assessment

    Support for your education

    Scholarships and Financial Assistance

    The Admissions and Scholarships team advises applicants on available university assistance and the supporting documents for each intake.

    Academic Merit Assistance

    For applicants and continuing students with strong academic performance. Evaluation considers school records and the current scholarship guidelines.

    Needs-Based Assistance

    For students seeking support with educational costs. The team reviews financial circumstances and requests supporting documents through an appropriate submission channel.

    Leadership and Service Grants

    For students with documented contributions to leadership, community service, or university activities. Applicants may be asked to provide a portfolio or recommendation.

    How to Request Assistance

    1. Ask which assistance categories are accepting applications for your intake.
    2. Obtain the current application form, deadline, coverage, and renewal conditions.
    3. Submit the required academic or financial documents to the designated office.
    4. Wait for the written award decision before including assistance in your payment arrangements.

    Availability, award amounts, and renewal depend on the approved guidelines, evaluation, and funding. Admission to a program does not automatically award a scholarship.

    Ask About Financial Assistance