In addition to meeting the regular freshman or transfer requirements, international applicants must submit the International Applicant Supplemental Form and present evidence of their proficiency of the English language.
International applicants must meet fully the financial obligations associated with their study at the University.
Federal regulations require that documentation be on file that you have sufficient financial resources to pay for tuition, fees, books and living expenses for you and your dependent family members (if any) for the entire duration of your proposed study (4-YEAR DEGREE). After we receive and review the financial documentation, a final decision will be made.
Results of the TOEFL examination (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or SAT or ACT test scores, a financial responsibility statement, and proof of accident and hospital insurance must be submitted along with the application for admission.
All materials for admission must be in the appropriate admissions office no later than three (3) months prior to the student’s planned enrollment.
Applicants for admission who submit foreign transcripts must pay any costs associated with having those transcripts translated and/or evaluated before they can be admitted.
Once admitted, the admission letter, SEVIS (I-20) and pre-arrival letter will be mailed to you.
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Keep an additional original copy of your financial documents to present at the US Consulate for your visa interview.
Each semester's tuition is due in full before the academic term begins and before enrollment.
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