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Complete and submit the or . There is a required US $50 fee application fee.

• Fall semester applications must be submitted by May 1
• Spring semester applications must be submitted by November 1

• If your school or national education department does not provide transcripts, please provide a certified record of the courses and examinations taken. This would include Government Examinations certificates such as GCSE “O” level.
• Freshman: Submit official secondary/high school transcript(s) (mark sheets) including date of graduation—in the original language and in a translated English version.
• Transfer: You must submit official transcripts from all colleges attended. If you have less than 24 college credits you must also submit your high school transcript in both original language and a translated English version.

• Foreign Course Evaluation: You must obtain an evaluation of your non-US university transcript(s) from a credential evaluation service that is a member in good standing with the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES). You can for information about these services. SpanTran Evaluation Services provides discounted evaluation services to ������̳ students: . Evaluation reports must be mailed directly to the ������̳ Office of Admissions.

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• ������̳ requires that international students applying for undergraduate programs confirm their level of English proficiency to be considered for acceptance. Please refer to the following table below for minimum exam grades recognized by ������̳.

• Standardized Tests and English Language Proficiency Scores

  Test	Minimum Score
  TOEFL	75 (Institution Code 2542)
  IELTS	6.0 (Institution Code 902)
  iTEP	3.7
  ELS	112 Level Enclose copy of your ELS Certificate with application or upon completion of ELS program
  PTE	53
  Duolingo	100

• Exemptions: Freshmen applicants who have attended a High school in the United States must submit SAT/ACT scores. Transfer applicants from an accredited college within the USA with an AA or AS, students with two semesters of successful academic coursework including successful completion in a Composition 100 course and in general education courses (humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, mathematics) may also be exempt.

• In compliance with regulations, all international applicants must provide evidence of sufficient funds available for their studies. Bank statement amounts should total no less than $33,138 USD. Financial documentation must be in English and must be in United States Dollars (USD) or shown at the applicable conversion rate.
• Complete and submit the ������̳ Financial Statement (PDF) with original financial documents/banks statements verifying the availability of funding for undergraduate study in the United States.

Submit 250-500 word autobiographical essay in English. It can address one of the following:

• Reasons for selecting your field of study
• Special interests and abilities
• Plans for further study and/or employment after completing your degree
• Your family background

1. Submit a letter of recommendation from a teacher or counselor. Recommendations must be submitted as a PDF.
2. Submit a recent copy of your Passport photo page. Passport must be valid at least six months after your entry into the United States.
   • If you are already in the United States on an academic program, passport must be valid at least six months after the initial start date of your first semester at ������̳.
3. Transfer students must also submit a copy of Current I-20 and Transfer-In Form if currently studying in the United States.

I-20 Required Steps and Documentation