International Applicants
A clear route from your previous learning to the work you want to do next.
Begin with your academic route.
International applicants use the first-year or transfer route that matches their previous study. The admissions conversation begins with academic records, language preparation and an understandable picture of the college day.
Materials to prepare
- The relevant first-year or transfer materials
- Original-language academic records and English translation where needed
- English-language study history or evidence of readiness
- Budget-planning conversation with admissions
A useful way to tell the story
Provide original-language academic records and an English translation when needed. Describe your English-language study and ask which evidence of academic readiness fits your record. The team can explain how to organize the academic materials.
Keep these dates close
International first-year applicants plan for fall 2027 using the published first-year dates. Academic application review does not by itself establish immigration eligibility or visa sponsorship.
All application datesPut a budget beside your plan
Read the annual direct costs separately from estimated books, transportation and personal expenses. College-funded scholarships appear in the individual offer. Fall 2027 applicants should treat current-year figures as a reference until the 2027–2028 schedule is published on March 1, 2027.
Before you arrive
A reply to an offer is followed by final records, an advising conversation and any housing or access planning. Your orientation introduces the people and spaces you will use in the first semester.