Minimum GPA requirements vary by college and program. Most programs require a high school GPA of 70% or higher, though competitive programs such as Medicine, Engineering, and Pharmacy may require significantly higher GPAs (typically 85% or above). Check specific program requirements for accurate information.

Yes, Kuwait University welcomes international students. International applicants must meet the same academic requirements as Kuwaiti students, provide certified translations of academic documents, demonstrate Arabic language proficiency for Arabic-taught programs, and obtain appropriate student visas. Additional requirements may apply.

Most undergraduate programs require 4 years of full-time study (8 semesters). However, some professional programs have different durations: Medicine (7 years), Architecture and Pharmacy (5 years), and Dentistry (5 years). Part-time study options may extend these timeframes.

Yes, students may request to change their major subject to certain conditions. You must complete at least one semester in your current program, meet the admission requirements for the new program, and have the change approved by both colleges. Some programs have limited transfer spots and additional requirements.

The language of instruction varies by college and program. Science, Engineering, Medicine, and Business programs are primarily taught in English, while Arts, Sharia, Education, and Social Sciences programs are mainly taught in Arabic. Check individual program details for specific language requirements.

Kuwait University uses a credit hour system where most courses are worth 3 credit hours. Full-time students typically take 12-18 credit hours per semester. Undergraduate degrees generally require 120-150 credit hours depending on the program, including general education requirements, major courses, and electives.