All students will need to submit:

• A completed application for your program of study; Undergraduate (Bachelor’s), Graduate (Master’s), or ACES ESL program
  • All Undergraduate or Graduate applicants can apply online.  All ACES applicants must complete a separate application form
    • 2012-13 ACES Application (Good through August 2013)
    • 2013-14 ACES Application
• Application fee (non-refundable): pay online here
  • $30 for Undergraduate students and ACES program
  • $40 for Graduate Students
• Application for Form I-20 and financial certification (if you wish to receive an I-20) see Form I-20 & Student Visa page
• Copy of passport information page

In addition, Undergraduate and Graduate applicants will need to submit:

• Official copies of transcripts in English for all previously attended institutions
• For Graduate applicants, a credential evaluation for all foreign university transcripts provided is required.
  • We accept any service who is a member of NACES. www.naces.org. 
• For Transfer students, a credential evaluation of all foreign post-secondary school transcripts is required to be evaluated for transfer credits.
  • The evaluation can be submitted after a student is admitted, but before arrival on campus.
  • We accept any service who is a member of NACES. www.naces.org
• Personal statement, resume, or letters of recommendation (requirements vary by program)
• Standardized Test Scores:
  • SAT/ACT scores are not required from international undergraduate students, but are highly recommended in order to qualify for higher scholarship awards.
  • GMAT/GRE/MAT, as required by your graduate program
• English Proficiency Exam:

  	TOEFL IBT	Paper-Based TOEFL	IELTS	OTHER
  Undergraduate	61	500	5.5	400 on SAT CR
  Graduate	79	550	6.5	N/A

TOEFL/IELTS Exemptions

A TOEFL/IELTS exam is not required from those that meet AT LEAST ONE of the following:

Graduated high school or completed at least one year at an institution in one of the following English speaking countries:

• Earned a C or better in an English 101 course from an American university or received a score of four or higher on the AP English exam.
   
• Obtained an ELS English for Academic Purposes Level 112 Completion Certificate within the past two years.
   
• Completed our ACES level 5 and passed an internal English exam *conditional admission available, see below