In order for the American Consul to issue the F-1 visa, and for the protection of the student and the University, the Graduate School requires that all international students offer evidence that they have sufficient funds to meet that expense. This is accomplished by completing the Certification of Finances form enclosed in your Application for Admission packet. Twenty - five different countries are represented. Fifty percent of our international students are in the MBA program. The other 50 percent are distributed across all other master's degree programs.
All departments enroll international students.
A variety of international clubs flourish on campus including the International Students Association, the India Club, Chinese Student Club, Thai Student Club, Malysian Student Club and The Korean Club. Each club has its own activities. D.C. There are many opportunities for sightseeing. At the beginning of each fall semester, the University hosts a traditional American barbecue at our Chapman Lake Retreat Center to welcome new students. Also, during each spring semester, the University hosts a large International Student Dinner which centers around cultural themes that are representative of a particular ethnic group.