Financial Certification Applicants must provide proof of their ability to pay expenses. This support can come from the applicant's family or sponsor. This total includes tuition, room, food, books, and miscellaneous expenses. The University requires an official statement from a bank, employer, sponsor, or some other official affidavit of support. Financial certification must be sent to the University before an I- 20 can be sent to the student.
Applicants can expect to use one-half of the total each semester.
Financial certification should come directly from the source. No facsimiles will be accepted. School Records Applicants should request transcripts or certificates of satisfactory study from each institution attended. These records should include an English translation of the subjects studied, grades received in those subjects, and degrees, diplomas, or certificates earned. An explanation of the school's grading system should accompany the transcripts.