26/08/2026
AmbFelecia JW Dorboror writes to the students community πππ.
UL CAMPUS CONNECTS
Dear Students,
Please, I am kindly asking you to be patient and very careful as you go through the admission and registration process.
I understand that everybody wants to register quickly and get everything done. However, because the University is currently facing an institutional crisis, some processes may not move as quickly as we would like.
If you are not seeing what you want to see on the ePortal, please do not panic. Kindly visit the Office of Admissions or Enrollment for proper direction.
As someone who previously worked with the Office of Student Affairs at the University of Liberia, my advice to you is to always seek help from the offices responsible for the process you are trying to complete.
Please do not rush to register before asking questions. Sometimes, going to the wrong person for help can result in you receiving information that is not correct.
For prospective students, the admission process may require payment of the approved admission fee, completion of the online application, and submission of documents such as your high school diploma, transcript, WASSCE or WAEC certificate, health certificate, birth certificate or national ID, passport, and letter of recommendation.
There is also information circulating about Mobile Money payment. Before you make any payment, please verify the current payment instructions, University account details, amount, and service charges with the appropriate University office.
Most importantly, please do not give your money to anyone simply because they say they can register you.
Do your own registration and seek assistance from the appropriate University offices when you need help. Keep your receipts, payment confirmations, and copies of all documents you submit.
After submitting your documents, the Admissions Office will guide you on the next steps, including your admission letter and subsequent processes.
Dear students, please give the University some time. We understand your concerns, but rushing during a difficult institutional period can create more problems.
Verify before you pay.
Ask before you act.
Go to the right office.
Protect your documents and your money.
UL Campus Connects is here to help connect students with useful information and opportunities. We will continue sharing information that can help you navigate University processes.
Please share this information with another UL student who may need it.
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