Admission requirements for a bachelor’s degree at most universities generally include the following:

High School Diploma or Equivalent – Completion of secondary education from a recognized institution.

Official Transcripts – Academic records from high school, showing grades and subjects studied.

English Language Proficiency – Proof of proficiency in English, such as IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent, if the applicant's previous education was not in English.

Minimum GPA Requirement – A specified grade point average, which varies depending on the university and program.

Standardized Test Scores (if required) – Some universities may require SAT, ACT, or equivalent exams for admission.

Letters of Recommendation – One or more letters from teachers or school officials supporting the applicant’s academic abilities and character.

Statement of Purpose or Personal Essay – A written statement explaining the applicant’s academic interests, goals, and reasons for choosing the program.

Resume or Extracurricular Activities List – A summary of achievements, leadership roles, community service, and extracurricular involvement.

Application Fee – A non-refundable fee that must be paid when submitting the application.

Interview (if required) – Some universities may conduct interviews as part of the selection process, either in person or online.

Requirements may vary depending on the university and country, so it’s essential to check specific criteria before applying.