Questions? Try our International Student FAQs. 

If you're applying for admission as a transfer student, follow the procedures outlined for transfer admissions.

International Student Admissions Checklist:

Note our requirements
To be eligible for admission, you should have earned a B average in all your secondary school coursework. All documents in languages other than English must be accompanied by certified English translations.

• Visit if possible
• You'll love our campus, and we'll get to know you better than we would from just reading your application.
  
• Complete the application.
• Students can apply online through the Common Application, Universal Application, or CMSV application for free. If applying with our paper application, students must enclose the $35 application fee.

  Submit your standardized test scores

   If you're from an English-speaking country, have your SAT or ACT scores sent to the admissions office directly from the College Board. Our SAT code is 2088; our ACT code is 2823. Otherwise, submit the TOEFL (www.ets.org/toefl).
  
• Send all complete official transcript(s) at the secondary-school level and above
•  Have your transcripts evaluated by a credential evaluation service, such as World Educational Services (http://www.wes.org/). We will accept credential evaluations from other members certified by the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (http://www.naces.org/)

  Have a professor or teacher forward a letter of recommendation

• Submit an essay on a topic of your choice.

• Explore our merit scholarships. 

  Please note: Any student interested in deferring their enrollment and/or acceptance to an upcoming semester must submit the request in writing to the Director of Admission. The admissions committee will review the request and notify the student of a decision within one month of the request. A student can not defer more than two semesters, or one year, from the original acceptance.