Additional Admission Information for International Students
In addition to the admission requirements for undergraduate, graduate or transfer admission, international students seeking entry to 绿帽社鈥檚 programs need to fulfill additional requirements.
International applicants are defined as applicants intending to study in the United States with a F-1 or J-1 visa authorization. First-year international students should consult the First-Year Admissions section of the Bulletin and Transfer international students should consult the Transfer Admissions section of the Bulletin.
International applicants are required to meet the academic standards for admission, demonstrate English proficiency at the college level, and submit documentation of sufficient funds to cover all educational and living expenses for their entire first year of study.
The University requires original transcripts and official English translations, when applicable. Transcripts should contain the grades from secondary school and/or university with an explanation of the school鈥檚 grading system.
Official test results for TOEFL, IELTS, SAT, ACT or Duolingo are required for most students. For details, visit the international students admissions webpage.
International students must provide financial documentation indicating that the applicant has sufficient funding to pay for their own tuition, fees, housing, meals, insurance and personal expenses. The amount of $47,500 (as of September 2022, subject to change) is the current estimate of these expenses. The University does not provide financial aid to international undergraduate students.
Admitted applicants who meet the above requirements are issued the appropriate Certificate of Eligibility to apply for a student or exchange visitor visa. The University sends all admitted applicants additional details regarding admission policies and procedures for international students.
With the exception of students placed through special education exchange agreements and those enrolling for the summer term only, all international students are required to be enrolled in a degree program.
English Proficiency
绿帽社 is committed to the success of its students and provides advising, academic and language support as necessary to students whose native language is not English. Admitted students whose application or on-campus English proficiency exam indicates that degree progress would be enhanced by additional language courses will be required to take English for Multilinguals (EML) courses during the first year of study. These courses will count toward graduation.