Undergraduate and Graduate Application Requirements

The application process, deadline, and requirements are different for undergraduate and graduate students. We advise all international students to apply as early as possible. 

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Undergraduate Students

Apply early to ensure application materials are received by the deadline. Late applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Pro tip! To avoid any unexpected delays, we highly recommend that students submit their application, along with ALL of the application requirements at the same time. 

Follow the seven-step application process outlined below.

Deadlines for Undergraduate Students

Fall Admission
July 1 if you are not in the U.S.
July 15 if you are in the U.S.

Spring Admission
November 1 if you are not in the U.S.
December 1 if you are in the U.S.

Deadlines are our priority deadlines. Applications received after priority deadline will still be considered. However, we reserve the right to defer an application to the following semester if there is not adequate time to attend the first day of orientation. Admitted students are expected to attend four days of orientation prior to classes starting.

Application Steps

1. Complete an application

2. Submit your secondary school grade reports

3. If applicable, submit your international university transcripts

4. If applicable, submit your U. S. transcripts

5. Provide proof of English proficiency

6. Provide financial documentation

7. F-1 Transfer Students

Graduate Students

Graduate students interested in pursuing a Master’s or Doctoral degree will apply for admission through the School of Graduate Studies. Application Deadlines vary by program and tend to be earlier than our undergraduate deadlines, please refer to your departments page for the deadline for your specific graduate program. The deadlines noted at the top of this page refer to Undergraduate programs only.  

Upon acceptance, the Center for International Studies will process your immigration document and mail an acceptance packet to you. You will also need to apply for a visa to study in the United States. 

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