The College welcomes suitably qualified applicants who share or sympathise with Christian values, or for whom it can meet a particular need, especially from those social groups which have hitherto benefited least from higher education. This Charter defines the standards of provision which students can reasonably anticipate and the responsibilities which students are expected to assume as members of the College. While the College will strive to achieve the standards stipulated in this Charter, they must be understood as expressions of intent, in good faith. They are not legally binding. The same principle applies to the College's relations with the general public.
All students have rights, privileges and obligations.
They arise from the partnership they enter into with the College. This Charter both articulates the key components of that relationship and serves as the point of reference by which adherence to or breach of its spirit and content will be judged. Students should, therefore, study it carefully and become familiar with its provisions. Publish clear and accurate information about the College and its facilities, programmes of study, entrance requirements and admission procedures. Process all applications efficiently and fairly, providing individual guidance where it reasonably can.