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Award Amounts :  Master’s/First Professional Degree: $18,000                                Doctoral: $20,000                                Postdoctoral: $30,000 International Fellowships have been in existence since 1917. The program provides support for women pursuing full-time graduate or postdoctoral study in the United States to women who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents, and who intend to return to their home country to pursue a professional career. A limited number of awards are available for study outside of the U.S. (excluding the applicant’s home country) to women who are members of Graduate Women International (see the list of GWI affiliates). Both graduate and postgraduate studies at accredited U.S. institutions are supported. Applicants must have earned the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor’s degree by the application deadline and must have applied to their proposed institutions of study by the time of the application. Recipients are selected for...

Application Requirements for First-Year International Students Complete a Free, Online Application for Admission  using the  Concordia Portal  or  Common App. Submit  high school transcripts and/or academic documents . Students who have completed the  IB Exam  or  AP Exam  may be eligible for college credit. Demonstrate  English Language Proficiency . A minimum TOEFL of at least 71 or IELTS of at least 5.5 is required for standard admission. Complete and submit   Proof of Financial Support . Complete and submit  International Student Financial Affidavit (ISFA) . Optional application materials for all international students: Official ACT (school code: 2104) or SAT (school code: 6113) test scores Writing Sample Letters of Recommendation How to Submit Your Documents Concordia Portal: You can upload your additional documents on the Portal...

International Students Colby-Sawyer is committed to providing the financial support you need, the academic challenges you seek and the career preparation you want. Come create your success story on a safe, clean and friendly campus where diversity is celebrated — a place you can call home while you explore a wide range of experiences and opportunities. Admission Deadlines Early action: December 1 Regular action: April 1 Enrollment deposit: May 1 Application Checklist Complete Colby-Sawyer’s  Online Application  or the  Common Application All official secondary school transcripts, exam results or mark sheets Recommendation (optional) Writing sample - one essay or personal statement English language proficiency exam results on official test transcript (issued within 2 years) All documents not in English must be accompanied by original word-for-word...

First-Year International Applicants Instructions Apply online using the  Common Application  or  Coalition Application . Your file will not be reviewed until all of the materials below have been received by the Office of Admissions: Completed application, including essay and CV/Resume Application fee of U.S. $75 Academic records for grades 9-12 with official transcripts and certified English translations (if applicable), for  each  secondary institution attended Two academic letters of recommendation Demonstrated English proficiency Interruption of Studies Statement if you have already graduated from secondary school at the time of application. The following three items are  only required  from students who need a student visa (F or J): Completed AU Certification of Finances (AU CFIS) form showing at least U.S.$70,231 for first year of study and living expenses Bank letter showing at least...

International Students Clark is home to an exceptionally diverse community of students. Our undergraduates hail from countries across the globe, but all have one thing in common: a desire to challenge convention and change our world. We are a community of many voices and ideas, and we are global to the core, welcoming students, faculty, and scholars from more than 80 countries. We are proud of the contributions and accomplishments of our international students, and our common understanding is broadened by the array of perspectives they bring to our campus. We invite you to explore our admissions requirements, academic offerings, and our beautiful home in the heart of New England. If English is not your native language, then please read our English Language Proficiency requirements below. English Language Proficiency Requirements If English is not your native language, you will need to submit an official  TOEFL,   Duolingo , or  IELTS   score...

Undergraduate Admission Process Admission to Felician University is as personalized as your education. We recognize that selecting a university is one of the most important decisions you will make. Our staff is here to help you every step of the way. So, feel free to give us a call at 201. 355-1465 if you have any questions or need any assistance during the application process. To apply you will need to submit the following: Application for Admission ( apply online ) Official High School transcripts or GED Official college transcript(s) (transfer applicants only) SAT and ACT Scores are optional (required for admission into our nursing program) Personal Statement (required for Nursing students, optional for others) A letter of recommendation from an academic teacher or school-based counselor (required for Nursing students, optional for others) $30 non-refundable application fee (check , money order made payable to Felician University,...

FRESHMAN ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS GPA REQUIREMENT Equivalent of a minimum 3.0 high school GPA on 4.0 scale. The Office of Admissions understands many different evaluation systems are used throughout the world, therefore, we will determine the equivalent GPA when necessary. More information can be found in the  country specific requirements . COURSE REQUIREMENTS In addition to the requirement above, students must meet the following minimum high school course requirements: 4 years of English or your native language 3 years of science (including at least two years of laboratory science courses which emphasize elements of biology, chemistry, or physics) 3 years of math (including algebra and geometry) 2 years of social studies SAT/ACT SCORES While SAT or ACT scores are not required for admission, students who achieve either of the two minimum test scores below are automatically considered to have met the 3.00 GPA requirement:...

International Student Admission Requirements International applicants are eligible for non-binding Early Action, which requires all application materials to be submitted by November 15th.  There is no application fee.  The preferred international application deadline for the fall semester is March 15th. Application Materials Official, verified copies of test scores, transcripts, and English proficiency results must be sent by the test agency or by a school counselor/official to:  international@iwu.edu . Illinois Wesleyan does not accept these materials directly from students. Students interested in admission to Illinois Wesleyan University must submit: IWU Application  or  Common Application  (there is no fee or preference for either application) Official copies of your  academic records from all secondary schools  and colleges in which you are currently enrolled or have previously attended. Transcripts should include...

International First-Time Freshman Requirements Original or certified grade/mark sheets for secondary school (transcripts) 2.3 GPA on a U.S. 4.0 scale required English language proficiency requirement Credential Evaluations from the following companies are approved: World Education Services (WES) SpanTran International Education Evaluations (IEE) Education Credential Evaluators  (ECE) *Credential evaluations from other agencies do not substitute for original transcripts *An English translation of all academic work is required. International Transfer Requirements Original college or university transcripts and/or mark sheets Required GPA found in table below: Higher Education (College) Transfer Credit* Admission Requirements     *Less than 12 transferable semester hours of credit earned   Attempted Transferrable Hours...

International First-Year Student Admission Requirements Applications are evaluated on an individual basis. See the criteria below that the university uses in order to ensure that students are adequately prepared to be successful in their academic pursuits.  Academics and English Proficiency To be considered for admission, all applicants should have an educational background in the core curriculum of laboratory science, mathematics, social science, and English. A secondary or high school grade point average of at least 2.75 (4.0 scale) or the equivalent in core subjects is recommended. Students who do not meet these minimum guidelines will still be considered for admission if there is evidence in the student’s academic record that demonstrates a high probability of success. In addition, all applicants must demonstrate English proficiency for admission consideration. Learn more about the  requirements .   International First-Year...

We understand that the dynamics of the COVID-19 pandemic have made this a difficult year for high school students navigating the college search process. Here at Bryant, we offer an education—and an admission process—that's focused on the whole person. We know that sometimes test results may not be an accurate indicator of an applicant's overall ability to succeed in college. That’s why we have a test-optional admission policy. This alternative allows us to consider your strengths that may be demonstrated in areas other than your ACT or SAT score. TEST-OPTIONAL POLICY If you feel your SAT or ACT scores aren't an accurate reflection of your abilities, or you have been impacted by the disruption of test administrations for the SAT and the ACT, you can choose not to submit them. Instead, you'll answer a short essay question. To assist you in making an informed decision, we have placed the essay prompt below. It will also appear on the Bryant...

International Undergraduate Admission Process For Intensive English, Freshman and Transfer Students We’re excited that you are interested in attending ACU, and we would like to give you more information about the application process. In general, as an international student seeking admission to ACU’s undergraduate program, you should apply with the Office of Admissions at least six months before the date you wish to begin classes. We have created an outline of the admission process in order to help you successfully navigate the required steps. Once you complete the following steps and we receive all required items, your application will be reviewed for admission. 1) Application Complete an  Application for admission  Please ensure that the entire application is completed and that all information is accurate, including all contact information....

Scholarships for International Students A majority of our international students receive a scholarship to attend St. Catherine University. A completed admission application is required for scholarship consideration. *Full scholarships are not available. With campus jobs, students can earn approximately $2,700 per year by working an average of 10 hours a week. Catherine T. McNamee International Student Scholarship Amount Up to $30,000/ year applied to tuition for four years or until you graduate, whichever comes first. Eligibility Awarded to bachelor degree seeking students, enrolled full time (12-18 credits) in the College for Women. This scholarship is based on academic achievement,  demonstrated leadership, and commitment to social justice. It was established in 2012 to honor St. Catherine University's 8th...

Application Instructions for International Students Complete the  Common Application . There is no fee to apply. Submit official records (transcripts) from secondary schools attended, listing all subjects completed and grade/mark received. Records must be sent directly from the secondary school institution to be considered official. Transfer credits will be considered on a course-by-course basis. St. Catherine University reserves the right to make final decisions about credential evaluation and transfer credits. If you have completed secondary school at the time of application, you must submit certified copies of your diploma or leaving certificate for proof of completion and a final secondary school transcript. Submit one letter of recommendation. This letter should be written by someone who has known you in an academic context. Recommendation letter(s) should address your abilities as a student, your extracurricular activities and...

International student applicants must submit the following: Completed  online application  for admission Admissions essay or personal statement All official secondary and postsecondary transcripts, mark sheets or records. Original transcripts and official English translations are required for non-English institutions. Professional credential evaluation may be required for non-U.S. postsecondary academic records. Official test scores - TOEFL or IELTS(Chatham code: 2081), iTEP, PTE, ACTFL, or STEP SAT and ACT scores (optional) One letter of recommendation Copy of passport photo page (with identification information) Copy of immigration documents (if currently living in the United States) Proof of financial support (official bank statement, signed bank letter, or financial guarantee indicating enough funds to cover the first year of education at Chatham). Transcript Evaluation Policy Credentials from an educational system other than the...

If you are a non-U.S. citizen living outside of the United States, or a non-U.S citizen living in the United States on a temporary visa, you will be considered an international applicant. If you are unsure of your status, please contact  admission@bard.edu  and we will be happy to assist you.    U.S. citizens and U.S. permanent residents living abroad:  your global experience is a valuable part of your narrative and will be given due consideration in the evaluation of your application.    DACA and Undocumented applicants,  please   go  here  for a statement from Bard College's president, and for information about applying for financial aid. The  Office of International Students and Scholar Services (OISSS)   helps international students and scholars achieve their academic and personal goals. The office advises students and scholars on all matters pertaining to maintaining their status in the United States...

INTERNATIONAL FRESHMEN REQUIREMENTS You should apply for admission as an international student if you are not a United States citizen or a permanent resident of the United States. U.S. citizens and permanent residents should complete the  domestic application  for admission. As an undergraduate you may apply for admission as a freshman or a transfer student. You are a freshman if you completed high school (secondary school) and have not yet enrolled in a regular session at a college or university. You are a transfer applicant if you have completed high school (secondary school) and have enrolled in a college or university. To access the University of Oregon (UO) International Application for Undergraduate Admission, you can use the  online UO application  or  download the PDF ; freshmen may also complete the  Common Application . Regardless of which option you choose, your application will be considered the same. Freshman...

International Admission Requirements We review applications on a rolling basis, but prospective students are encouraged to apply early. Students can apply to begin in the Fall (September) or Winter (January) term. Application Checklist Complete a free   Alma College Application  online or through the  Common Application Send official secondary school transcripts, in English, provided to Alma College directly from your school. Transfer Students  — Official transcripts, in English, of all college coursework must also be sent directly to Alma from the institutions attended Provide English Language Proficiency (official score reports required, but can be emailed to  admissions@alma.edu ) TOEFL iBT score of 79 (school code: 1010) IELTS score of 6.5 Total SAT score of 960 (school code 1010) or ACT score of 18 (school code 1958) ELS Language Center Level...

International Applicants  Applicants must possess a recognized high school/secondary school diploma. Verification must be supplied to the Admissions Office (Students who have earned a university/post-secondary degree and provide official verification are exempt from this requirement). Individual program requirements must be satisfied as indicated on the program's Web page ( full list of academic programs ). Applicants with previous university/post-secondary experience must submit an official transcript(s) from each post-secondary institution attended. If applicable, students must also supply proof of university/post-secondary graduation. Submit official SAT or ACT scores if applicable. Standardized test score (ACT or SAT) results are reviewed for some scholarship considerations, and for those interested in intercollegiate athletics. Note: If a student entering submits standardized test scores, they are taken into consideration during the application review...

Admission Requirements: 1.  For Full Admission to the University : For International Freshman students who intend to graduate from a high school outside of the USA: Academics: 3.00/4.00 cumulative high school grade point average, or higher, on a university preparatory curriculum. Additional requirements apply to those applying to International Studies, Honors College, Public Policy Leadership, Manufacturing Excellence, and the Arabic Language Program. English Proficiency For International Freshman students who will graduate from a high school in the USA : Academics: Same requirements apply as they do to  U.S. freshman applicants . Additional requirements apply for those applying to International Studies, Honors College, Public Policy Leadership, Manufacturing Excellence, and the Arabic Language Program. English Proficiency  Note the exemption for...