Upon application, you must have U.S. citizenship or permanent resident status. The application deadline and the official transcripts and test results deadline is December 31 preceding the summer in which the program begins. The admissions information contained in the sections applicable to international students reflects minimum requirements. Meeting these requirements does not guarantee admission to the University or to specific programs. Persons who are not citizens of the United States but hold permanent resident, refugee, or political asylee status should apply based on their state of residence.
Admissions are possible during all terms provided the deadline for application is met.
Deadline for the winter term is July 15, the spring term, October 15, the summer term, January 15, and the fall term, March 15. Students should plan to arrive two weeks prior to admission. Official credentials and transcripts from all secondary schools, colleges, and universities which the student has attended, including subjects studied, grades, and key to the grading system. Minimum score of 500 is required. Based on test results, individual applications may be reviewed on an individual basis.