Frequently Asked Questions

Unfortunately, financial aid is not available to international students. Merit-based scholarships are available and will be determined at the time of admission review.

Applicants must have a minimum of $51,253, per academic year, at their disposal. This covers the cost of tuition & fees, books, health insurance, and the cost of living. You must also provide evidence of the availability of these funds.

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Once you have been admitted to your program, you must indicate your intent to enroll and pay the enrollment fee.

If you have not already submitted a Declaration of Finance form with supporting documentation, you must do so as part of the enrollment process. An I-20 request is made to the International Student and Scholar Center. A Center staff member will then create the I-20, and the Admissions Office will mail it to you.

In most cases, yes. All non-native speakers of English must demonstrate English language proficiency. Please review the requirements under "English Language Proficiency" on the .

No, international students are not required to live on campus. However, it is critical for you to make some type of housing arrangements prior to your arrival in the U.S.