In compliance with U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service regulations
governing
non-immigrant students who are not United States citizens, the Admissions
Office
requires that the following materials be submitted in addition to the
customary
application for admission as a degree candidate.
1. Official certified transcripts from secondary schools and colleges
attended. Transfer credits will be considered for acceptance toward
an Institute degree only when it was earned at an accredited post-secondary
institution (or a foreign institution recognized by its government)
and a grade of A, B, C or Pass was earned. These courses must also be
judged to be consistent with the Institute's standards and requirements.
2. Evidence of satisfactory results on the Testing of English as a Foreign
Language (TOEFL) examination. The minimum acceptable score is 500. The
Institute's TOEFL code number is 9848.
3. A certified bank account showing ability to meet all financial responsibilities
while in the United States.
International students are required to demonstrate medical insurance
coverage during
the registration period.
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