Send your high school transcript or equivalent. This should include a graduation date.
Submit your official university/college transcripts. Students who attended college or university outside of the U.S. must submit an official
course-by-course evaluation of their transcripts. Use World Education Services (WES.ORG) or visit www.naces.org for a listing of accepted international transcript evaluation services. If you choose not to have your college credits transferred, you will be required to
sign a waiver in the Admissions Office.
Provide proof of English proficiency. If English is not your primary language spoken in your home and during all years
of your education, submit proof of English proficiency. This will measure your ability
to use and understand English in a college setting.
Submit copy of current visa, passport, and I-94 card (if in the United States already)
Submit proof of financial documents and support. $27,400 is required for each year of study, total of $54,800 for 2 years. Attach
original bank statements from your personal funds or a sponsor’s accounts totaling
a minimum of one year of estimated tuition and living expenses. The support necessary
for subsequent years of study must be reasonably attainable and documented through
bank statements, employment letters, tax returns, investments, etc. Employment/salary
letters and investments are the most reliable sources of support.
