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International FAQs
At Mount Saint Vincent, we want you to feel comfortable
with the application process.
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Here are answers to some common questions. If you don’t find your answer here, you might want to ask a student. Or you can always contact admissions.
Can I receive financial aid as an international student?
Should I submit SAT scores or TOEFL scores?
How do I get my I-20 form to obtain my visa?
Can I receive financial aid as an international student?
Mount Saint Vincent awards need-based financial aid only to United States citizens. However, you may be eligible to receive merit-based scholarships.
Should I submit SAT scores or TOEFL scores?
You may submit scores from either of these standardized tests. Generally, you’ll submit SAT scores if you’re from an English-speaking country; otherwise, you’ll submit the TOEFL.
How do I get my I-20 form to obtain my visa?
First, you will have to be admitted to the College. Once you have been accepted, send us your finance form or bank statement that shows you can afford a four-year education at the Mount (excluding merit scholarship, if you have been offered one). We will issue you an I-20 after we receive your bank statement and enrollment deposit.