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Mohawk College, Fennell Avenue West, Hamilton, ON, Canada

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Mohawk College, Fennell Avenue West, Hamilton, ON, Canada

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Mohawk College, Fennell Avenue West, Hamilton, ON, Canada

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Miami Dade College, Northeast 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL

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Miami Dade College, Northeast 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL

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Miami Dade College, Northeast 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL

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Miami Dade College is the largest institution of higher education in the country. Our eight campuses offer more than 300 educational pathways to a career.

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Linn-Benton Community College, Pacific Boulevard Southwest, Albany, OR

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Linn-Benton Community College, Pacific Boulevard Southwest, Albany, OR

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Linn-Benton Community College, Pacific Boulevard Southwest, Albany, OR

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Linn-Benton Community College cultivates an environment for success through inclusive education and community engagement.

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Dallas College Eastfield Campus, Motley Drive, Mesquite, TX

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Dallas College Eastfield Campus, Motley Drive, Mesquite, TX

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Dallas College Eastfield Campus, Motley Drive, Mesquite, TX

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​​​Dallas College is committed to producing graduates with critical workplace and cultural competencies to ensure their competitiveness on a global stage.

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Dallas College Eastfield Campus, Motley Drive, Mesquite, TX

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Dallas College Eastfield Campus, Motley Drive, Mesquite, TX

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Dallas College Eastfield Campus, Motley Drive, Mesquite, TX

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Eastfield College is now Dallas College Eastfield Campus. Since 1970, we have served Mesquite, Garland, southeast Dallas County and surrounding communities.

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Bakersfield College, Panorama Drive, Bakersfield, CA

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Bakersfield College, Panorama Drive, Bakersfield, CA

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Bakersfield College, Panorama Drive, Bakersfield, CA

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Discover the vibrant world of Bakersfield College! As a leading community college, we offer a diverse array of programs, resources, and opportunities to empower your mind and transform your life. Explore our comprehensive range of courses, renowned faculty, and state-of-the-art facilities designed to inspire your success.

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Borough of Manhattan Community College, Chambers Street, New York, NY

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Borough of Manhattan Community College, Chambers Street, New York, NY

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Borough of Manhattan Community College, Chambers Street, New York, NY

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What We Are Doing to Keep BMCC Safe and Healthy * The Stages for Re-Populating BMCC * COVID-19 Dashboard, Services and Protocols * How Students Can Request a Device

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C.T.B. Corporación Tecnológica de Bogotá - Sede Principal, Teusaquillo, Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Colombia

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C.T.B. Corporación Tecnológica de Bogotá - Sede Principal, Teusaquillo, Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Colombia

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C.T.B. Corporación Tecnológica de Bogotá - Sede Principal, Teusaquillo, Bogotá, Cundinamarca, Colombia

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Líder en formación técnica y tecnológica que te brinda las herramientas y habilidades necesarias para triunfar en el mundo laboral.

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Brookdale Community College, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, NJ

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Brookdale Community College, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, NJ

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Brookdale Community College, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft, NJ

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Northern Virginia Community College - Annandale Campus, Little River Turnpike, Annandale, VA, USA

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Northern Virginia Community College - Annandale Campus, Little River Turnpike, Annandale, VA, USA

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Northern Virginia Community College - Annandale Campus, Little River Turnpike, Annandale, VA, USA

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Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA) offers a variety of degrees and certificates at campuses across Northern Virginia. Sign up for classes now.

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Columbia College, Columbia College Drive, Sonora, CA, USA

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Columbia College, Columbia College Drive, Sonora, CA, USA

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Columbia College, Columbia College Drive, Sonora, CA, USA

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Skyline College, College Drive, San Bruno, CA, USA

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Skyline College, College Drive, San Bruno, CA, USA

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Skyline College, College Drive, San Bruno, CA, USA

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We specialize in university transfer admission (UTA). International students begin their college education with us as first year freshmen and then transfer to a 4-year institution as a junior to earn their Bachelor's Degree. All of our university transferable courses are articulated (recognized as their credit courses) with 150+ universities in our College University Partnership (CUP). Further, most of the CUP universities would guarantee admission of our students! Compared to students who apply directly for universities as freshmen, called university freshmen admission or UFA, our transfer students increase their chances of admission to a 4-year university from 30% to over 80%, while saving up to $69,000 in tuition!

Eligibility | Admission Requirements | Program Dates | Program Details | Cost Breakdown | Homestay Options | Scholarship | Application | Contact Us

Eligibility

This program is a good fit for students who have at least a TOEFL 56 or IELTS 5.5.
Students who are under 18 years old without a high school diploma can still apply if they meet one of these requirements:

Students who have completed the Cambridge O Levels (at least 5 courses) or have an IGCSE certificate.

Chinese students who have completed grade 11 and have filled out the High School Equivalency Form .

Chinese students who have completed the Joint Exam of High School Completion (gao-zhong-jie-ye-shui-ping-kao-shi, AKA HuiKao 会考).

Admission Requirements

Students under the age of 18 will need to show proof of high school graduation or the equivalent and complete the Minor Consent Form. If applicable, download and fill out the Minor Consent Form .

Acceptable Documents:

Bank Letters (individual and/or company sponsors)*

Bank Statements (from Saving or Checking accounts)**

Fixed/Term/Time Deposit Statement (bank must indicate that the funds can be withdrawn prior to arrival in the U.S.)

Scholarshiip Letters (Government, Private, or School)

* If it is a company sponsor, they must write a letter stating the relationship with the student and confirmation of their support. All financial documents MUST match the name of the sponsor on the application.

Bank statement within the last 3 months in English certifying that either the sponsor or the prospective student has sufficient funds (in US dollar amounts, at least $26,000) on deposit to insure full payment of expenses for the student's first year at San Mateo Colleges of Silicon Valley, OR

If dependents (spouse or child) will be accompanying you, the bank certification and/or Affidavit of support must include an additional $5,000 for the first dependent and an additional $2,500 for each additional dependent.

For Change of Status students whose sponsor is a US Citizen: optional copy of Form I-134 .

International students who do not meet the English proficiency requirements are welcome to attend the Silicon Valley Intensive English Program (SVIEP) at Cañada College. Students who successfully complete the program will be guaranteed admission into one of our three colleges (Cañada College, College of San Mateo, Skyline College). For more information on SVIEP, visit https://smccd.edu/sviep.

Other options to meeting English proficiency include completion of a specified level or higher at English Language Schools. See full list of Proficiency Requirements .

For students over the age of 18, we require:

Copy of official academic transcript that includes your grades (from either your High School or University) translated into English.

We do not require originals at any point.

Translation does not need to be certified.

For students under the age of 18, we require:

Copy of official proof of graduation. Chinese students can submit the HS Equivalency form if under 18. Form can be found HERE .

Copy of official academic transcript that includes your grades (from either your High School or University) translated into English.

Please note; if you are using transcripts to prove English Proficiency, transcripts and diplomas must be official and translations certified and official.

Program Dates

Program Details

Associate degrees, transfer programs, and short-term certificate programs are offered.

140+ universities in our College University Partnership (CUP) Program, where the majority offer Transfer Admission Guarantees (TAG) and transfer scholarships.

Opportunities for OPT, CPT, and internships in Silicon Valley.

Preparation for success at a 4-year university.

Access to health center, library, student support services, student clubs, cross-cultural activities, international counselors, and visits to local universities and attractions.

Cost Breakdown
* International/Nonresident tuition, enrollment and health insurance fees will be charged directly by the college at each semester. ** See "Line Item Summary of Costs"
Line Item Summary of Costs

Housing Options

Once admitted into the program, students can apply for homestay through the Homestay Referral Program. Visit smccd.edu/international/housing/student for more information.

For other housing resources like hotels, AirBnB, and apartments, check HERE.

Application
Apply Now
Contact Us

San Mateo Colleges of Silicon Valley
3401 CSM Drive
San Mateo, CA 94402

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We specialize in university transfer admission (UTA). International students begin their college education with us as first year freshmen and then transfer to a 4-year institution as a junior to earn their Bachelor's Degree. All of our university transferable courses are articulated (recognized as their credit courses) with 150+ universities in our College University Partnership (CUP).

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Cañada College, Farm Hill Boulevard, Redwood City, CA, USA

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Cañada College, Farm Hill Boulevard, Redwood City, CA, USA

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Cañada College, Farm Hill Boulevard, Redwood City, CA, USA

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We specialize in university transfer admission (UTA). International students begin their college education with us as first year freshmen and then transfer to a 4-year institution as a junior to earn their Bachelor's Degree. All of our university transferable courses are articulated (recognized as their credit courses) with 150+ universities in our College University Partnership (CUP). Further, most of the CUP universities would guarantee admission of our students! Compared to students who apply directly for universities as freshmen, called university freshmen admission or UFA, our transfer students increase their chances of admission to a 4-year university from 30% to over 80%, while saving up to $69,000 in tuition!

Eligibility | Admission Requirements | Program Dates | Program Details | Cost Breakdown | Homestay Options | Scholarship | Application | Contact Us

Eligibility

This program is a good fit for students who have at least a TOEFL 56 or IELTS 5.5.
Students who are under 18 years old without a high school diploma can still apply if they meet one of these requirements:

Students who have completed the Cambridge O Levels (at least 5 courses) or have an IGCSE certificate.

Chinese students who have completed grade 11 and have filled out the High School Equivalency Form .

Chinese students who have completed the Joint Exam of High School Completion (gao-zhong-jie-ye-shui-ping-kao-shi, AKA HuiKao 会考).

Admission Requirements

Students under the age of 18 will need to show proof of high school graduation or the equivalent and complete the Minor Consent Form. If applicable, download and fill out the Minor Consent Form .

Acceptable Documents:

Bank Letters (individual and/or company sponsors)*

Bank Statements (from Saving or Checking accounts)**

Fixed/Term/Time Deposit Statement (bank must indicate that the funds can be withdrawn prior to arrival in the U.S.)

Scholarshiip Letters (Government, Private, or School)

* If it is a company sponsor, they must write a letter stating the relationship with the student and confirmation of their support. All financial documents MUST match the name of the sponsor on the application.

Bank statement within the last 3 months in English certifying that either the sponsor or the prospective student has sufficient funds (in US dollar amounts, at least $26,000) on deposit to insure full payment of expenses for the student's first year at San Mateo Colleges of Silicon Valley, OR

If dependents (spouse or child) will be accompanying you, the bank certification and/or Affidavit of support must include an additional $5,000 for the first dependent and an additional $2,500 for each additional dependent.

For Change of Status students whose sponsor is a US Citizen: optional copy of Form I-134 .

International students who do not meet the English proficiency requirements are welcome to attend the Silicon Valley Intensive English Program (SVIEP) at Cañada College. Students who successfully complete the program will be guaranteed admission into one of our three colleges (Cañada College, College of San Mateo, Skyline College). For more information on SVIEP, visit https://smccd.edu/sviep.

Other options to meeting English proficiency include completion of a specified level or higher at English Language Schools. See full list of Proficiency Requirements .

For students over the age of 18, we require:

Copy of official academic transcript that includes your grades (from either your High School or University) translated into English.

We do not require originals at any point.

Translation does not need to be certified.

For students under the age of 18, we require:

Copy of official proof of graduation. Chinese students can submit the HS Equivalency form if under 18. Form can be found HERE .

Copy of official academic transcript that includes your grades (from either your High School or University) translated into English.

Please note; if you are using transcripts to prove English Proficiency, transcripts and diplomas must be official and translations certified and official.

Program Dates

Program Details

Associate degrees, transfer programs, and short-term certificate programs are offered.

140+ universities in our College University Partnership (CUP) Program, where the majority offer Transfer Admission Guarantees (TAG) and transfer scholarships.

Opportunities for OPT, CPT, and internships in Silicon Valley.

Preparation for success at a 4-year university.

Access to health center, library, student support services, student clubs, cross-cultural activities, international counselors, and visits to local universities and attractions.

Cost Breakdown
* International/Nonresident tuition, enrollment and health insurance fees will be charged directly by the college at each semester. ** See "Line Item Summary of Costs"
Line Item Summary of Costs

Housing Options

Once admitted into the program, students can apply for homestay through the Homestay Referral Program. Visit smccd.edu/international/housing/student for more information.

For other housing resources like hotels, AirBnB, and apartments, check HERE.

Application
Apply Now
Contact Us

San Mateo Colleges of Silicon Valley
3401 CSM Drive
San Mateo, CA 94402

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We specialize in university transfer admission (UTA). International students begin their college education with us as first year freshmen and then transfer to a 4-year institution as a junior to earn their Bachelor's Degree. All of our university transferable courses are articulated (recognized as their credit courses) with 150+ universities in our College University Partnership (CUP).

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College of San Mateo, West Hillsdale Boulevard, San Mateo, CA, USA

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We specialize in university transfer admission (UTA). International students begin their college education with us as first year freshmen and then transfer to a 4-year institution as a junior to earn their Bachelor's Degree. All of our university transferable courses are articulated (recognized as their credit courses) with 150+ universities in our College University Partnership (CUP). Further, most of the CUP universities would guarantee admission of our students! Compared to students who apply directly for universities as freshmen, called university freshmen admission or UFA, our transfer students increase their chances of admission to a 4-year university from 30% to over 80%, while saving up to $69,000 in tuition!

Eligibility | Admission Requirements | Program Dates | Program Details | Cost Breakdown | Homestay Options | Scholarship | Application | Contact Us

Eligibility

This program is a good fit for students who have at least a TOEFL 56 or IELTS 5.5.
Students who are under 18 years old without a high school diploma can still apply if they meet one of these requirements:

Students who have completed the Cambridge O Levels (at least 5 courses) or have an IGCSE certificate.

Chinese students who have completed grade 11 and have filled out the High School Equivalency Form .

Chinese students who have completed the Joint Exam of High School Completion (gao-zhong-jie-ye-shui-ping-kao-shi, AKA HuiKao 会考).

Admission Requirements

Students under the age of 18 will need to show proof of high school graduation or the equivalent and complete the Minor Consent Form. If applicable, download and fill out the Minor Consent Form .

Acceptable Documents:

Bank Letters (individual and/or company sponsors)*

Bank Statements (from Saving or Checking accounts)**

Fixed/Term/Time Deposit Statement (bank must indicate that the funds can be withdrawn prior to arrival in the U.S.)

Scholarshiip Letters (Government, Private, or School)

* If it is a company sponsor, they must write a letter stating the relationship with the student and confirmation of their support. All financial documents MUST match the name of the sponsor on the application.

Bank statement within the last 3 months in English certifying that either the sponsor or the prospective student has sufficient funds (in US dollar amounts, at least $26,000) on deposit to insure full payment of expenses for the student's first year at San Mateo Colleges of Silicon Valley, OR

If dependents (spouse or child) will be accompanying you, the bank certification and/or Affidavit of support must include an additional $5,000 for the first dependent and an additional $2,500 for each additional dependent.

For Change of Status students whose sponsor is a US Citizen: optional copy of Form I-134 .

International students who do not meet the English proficiency requirements are welcome to attend the Silicon Valley Intensive English Program (SVIEP) at Cañada College. Students who successfully complete the program will be guaranteed admission into one of our three colleges (Cañada College, College of San Mateo, Skyline College). For more information on SVIEP, visit https://smccd.edu/sviep.

Other options to meeting English proficiency include completion of a specified level or higher at English Language Schools. See full list of Proficiency Requirements .

For students over the age of 18, we require:

Copy of official academic transcript that includes your grades (from either your High School or University) translated into English.

We do not require originals at any point.

Translation does not need to be certified.

For students under the age of 18, we require:

Copy of official proof of graduation. Chinese students can submit the HS Equivalency form if under 18. Form can be found HERE .

Copy of official academic transcript that includes your grades (from either your High School or University) translated into English.

Please note; if you are using transcripts to prove English Proficiency, transcripts and diplomas must be official and translations certified and official.

Program Dates

Program Details

Associate degrees, transfer programs, and short-term certificate programs are offered.

140+ universities in our College University Partnership (CUP) Program, where the majority offer Transfer Admission Guarantees (TAG) and transfer scholarships.

Opportunities for OPT, CPT, and internships in Silicon Valley.

Preparation for success at a 4-year university.

Access to health center, library, student support services, student clubs, cross-cultural activities, international counselors, and visits to local universities and attractions.

Cost Breakdown
* International/Nonresident tuition, enrollment and health insurance fees will be charged directly by the college at each semester. ** See "Line Item Summary of Costs"
Line Item Summary of Costs

Housing Options

Once admitted into the program, students can apply for homestay through the Homestay Referral Program. Visit smccd.edu/international/housing/student for more information.

For other housing resources like hotels, AirBnB, and apartments, check HERE.

Application
Apply Now
Contact Us

San Mateo Colleges of Silicon Valley
3401 CSM Drive
San Mateo, CA 94402

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We specialize in university transfer admission (UTA). International students begin their college education with us as first year freshmen and then transfer to a 4-year institution as a junior to earn their Bachelor's Degree. All of our university transferable courses are articulated (recognized as their credit courses) with 150+ universities in our College University Partnership (CUP).

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St. Philip's College, Martin Luther King Drive, San Antonio, TX, USA

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St. Philip's College, Martin Luther King Drive, San Antonio, TX, USA

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St. Philip's College, Martin Luther King Drive, San Antonio, TX, USA

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SPC : International Student Services | Alamo Colleges

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International students are welcome at the college, because such students bring with them a variety of cultures and languages that ultimately enrich the campus community, and help prepare all students for the challenges of an increasingly interdependent world.

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San Antonio College, North Main Avenue, San Antonio, TX, USA

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San Antonio College, North Main Avenue, San Antonio, TX, USA

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San Antonio College, North Main Avenue, San Antonio, TX, USA

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International Home | FAQs | International Student Admission Requirements | Helpful Links | Student Insurance | Housing & Transportation | Visa Information | Language Requirements | Tuition & Fees | Campus Map

Welcome to San Antonio College!

As a leader in education, San Antonio College is committed to excellence in helping students reach their full potential by developing their academic competencies, critical thinking skills, communication proficiency, civic responsibility, and global awareness.

Our staff in the International Student Services Office is committed to helping you achieve your educational goals by providing for the special needs of international students, ensuring compliance with the laws and regulations of the Department of Homeland Security, and promoting internationalization through our services and programs.

Services Provided

International Student Services (ISS) provides many resources for all visa holders. We offer individual advising and services in the following areas:

Immigration matters, such as obtaining F-1 student visas, maintaining full-time enrollment, transferring administration of your SEVIS I-20 record between schools, and traveling outside of the United States

Employment restrictions and options and obtaining work authorization

Information about medical insurance coverage

Adjustment to San Antonio College and to life in San Antonio and the United States

Providing letters for verification of your F-1 status for various purposes, such as obtaining a Texas driver's license or identification card

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Palo Alto San Antonio College, West Villaret Boulevard, San Antonio, TX, USA

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Palo Alto San Antonio College, West Villaret Boulevard, San Antonio, TX, USA

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Palo Alto San Antonio College, West Villaret Boulevard, San Antonio, TX, USA

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PAC : International Students | Alamo Colleges

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Our colleges have a reputation for academic excellence and rigorous English as a Second Language programs. With our smaller class sizes, we offer a supportive and collaborative learning environment.

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Northwest Vista College, North Ellison Drive, San Antonio, TX, USA

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Northwest Vista College, North Ellison Drive, San Antonio, TX, USA

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Northwest Vista College, North Ellison Drive, San Antonio, TX, USA

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How to Apply*

About the colleges of the Alamo Colleges District

The five colleges that comprise the Alamo Colleges District, Northeast Lakeview College, Northwest Vista College, Palo Alto College, St. Philip's College, and San Antonio College collectively offer over 325 programs of study. The Colleges offer associate degrees, certificates and licensures in occupational programs that prepare students for jobs. They also offer freshman- and sophomore-level courses that transfer to four-year colleges and universities and lead to Associate of Arts and Associate of Science.

We invite you to explore each of our five colleges' websites to learn more about what the Alamo Colleges District can offer you. The information we provide on this International Student section is for any student who is not a U.S. citizen, permanent resident or refugee.

Other General Information

All persons seeking admission holding non-permanent visas will be processed as International Students. Applicants for F-1 student visas, or F-1 visa students transferring from a high school, college, or university in the United States, must submit in person or by mail a completed International Student Application Form (I-20 Application) available online.

All International Students must follow the guidelines for Texas Success Initiative (TSI) as determined by Texas State law. International Student applicants not completing college-level courses at a United States college or university are required to take the Texas Success Initiative (TSI) Assessment. The TSI Assessment is designed to help determine if you are ready for college-level courses in English, Reading, and Math. This assessment will also help determine what type of courses or intervention will best meet your needs to help you become better prepared for college-level courses. If you have not been determined to be "exempt," you are required to take the TSI Assessment before the start of the first semester of enrollment.

Maintaining your F-1 Status during the COVID-19 Pandemic

NVC is monitoring updated regulations for F-1 Students closely as we navigate the COVID-19 World Pandemic. If you have questions regarding your status please reach out to your DSO for assistance. You can also read the Frequently Asked Questions from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE): https://www.ice.gov/coronavirus. If you are not a current NVC student and you have questions regarding your status/application please contact nvc-international@alamo.edu for assistance.

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The five colleges that comprise the Alamo Colleges District, Northeast Lakeview College, Northwest Vista College, Palo Alto College, St. Philip's College, and San Antonio College collectively offer over 325 programs of study. The Colleges offer associate degrees, certificates and licensures in occupational programs that prepare students for jobs.

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Northeast Lakeview College, Kitty Hawk Road, Universal City, TX, USA

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Northeast Lakeview College, Kitty Hawk Road, Universal City, TX, USA

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Northeast Lakeview College, Kitty Hawk Road, Universal City, TX, USA

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International Education

International Education at Northeast Lakeview College exposes students to study abroad opportunities offered by the Alamo Colleges District. Students can study abroad and earn college credit in an international academic environment through faculty-led trips, exchange programs, or affiliate/non-Alamo College programs. Students who are currently enrolled in any of the Alamo Colleges District may participate in a study abroad program. Students must have a minimum GPA of 2.0 in addition to meeting academic requirements and prerequisites of the specific course(s) in the program. Students must also complete at least 12 credit hours by the intended departure date of the program. For more information about International Education opportunities, email nlc-international@alamo.edu or visit STCM 129.

International Student Services

The Student Services Office is the first point of contact for a prospective international student who seeks information regarding admission procedures for the College.

International students must enroll full-time (12 semester hours or more) and pay hospitalization insurance (Alamo Colleges Board Policy) every semester. The deadlines to submit all required documents (application, transcripts, verification of financial resources, TOEFL) are June 1 for Fall, October 1st for Spring, and March 1 for Summer. For additional information, contact the Student Services Office at (210) 21ALAMO.

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International students are those who are attending college in the US on an F-1 visa. International students are a very important part of the growing college community.

Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) March 2020 Guidance

In accordance with the March 2020 guidance from the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), prospective F-1 visa students in new/initial status cannot enter the United States to enroll in a US school as a nonimmigrant student to pursue a full course of study that is 100% online.

Not an International Student?

If you are not an international student, then you may need to follow different steps. Find out what type of student you are and get the correct steps for you!
What Type of Student Are You?

Apply to Sacramento City College

When you are ready to apply, please email us at intlctr@scc.losrios.edu to schedule a Zoom appointment, during which we will go over the application process. In the Subject line use this format: [Your Last Name], [Your First Name] - [Semester] Application. For example, "Doe, Jane - Fall 2022 Application."

CCCApply Application

You do not need a social security number (SSN) to complete the application.

After you submit the online application, contact the International Student Center at intlctr@scc.losrios.edu.

High School Seniors

If you are graduating high school before June and applying for the fall semester, then enter the information on your application as if you have already graduated.

Apply to SCC

Upload Vaccine Information in eServices

After your initial application is processed, you will receive an official international student admission letter from the International Student Center that contains your Los Rios student ID number (also known as a "W" number or "wID"). This is a seven-digit number with a preceding "W"; for example, W0000001.

All international students must provide proof of full COVID-19 vaccination. Log in to eServices to submit evidence of your vaccination status. You cannot continue your international student application until you do this.

You will use your Los Rios ID and password to log in to multiple services, including Canvas, eServices, Los Rios Gmail, and instructional lab computers.

Create Password

Submit Additional Required Documents

Application Documents
All non-English documents must be translated into English.

Copy of the confirmation page from your CCCApply Application to Sacramento City College (see step 1).

Complete the F-1 International Student Data Form.

Evidence of English proficiency (no more than 2 years old). One of the following:

Official TOEFL Score: 60 (iBT) 173 (cBT) or 500 (ITP). Visit TOEFL for test centers, dates, and fees. Use SCC institutional code #4670 to order.

IELTS test result of 6.0 minimum

STEP Eiken (Score: 2A) Japan

SCC ESL Assessment Test (ESL 315 or higher). This is only available to F-1 students who are currently attending another school in the U.S. and applying to transfer to SCC.

PTE - Pearson Test of English: minimum score of 39

Official US college transcript showing successful completion of college-level English (determined by SCC)

Financial support: Official bank letter verifying $34,000 USD for one year of study. $6,000 USD is required for each dependent. If you have a U.S. sponsor, submit USCIS Affidavit of Support Form I-134 and supporting documents. An original bank letter issued within 3 months of the application deadline is required.

Proof of educational history:

Copy of high school diploma and official high school transcripts (If you are in your final year of high school, request a signed letter from your Principal certifying your expected graduation month, date, and year.)

Official college transcripts (if applicable). Overseas college transcripts must be evaluated by the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES) or Association of International Credential Evaluators, Inc. (AICE)

$50 USD non-refundable application fee. After all the documents are submitted, ISC will contact you for online payment.

Copy of passport photo page

Students under age 18 must provide an official power of attorney from their home country stating guardianship

Transfer-In F-1 Students

Transfer-in F-1 students who have been attending school in the US must submit these additional documents:

Verification of F-1 Status Form completed by you and your current International Advisor PDSO/DSO

Copy of I-94, US Visa, and Passport

Copy of your current SEVIS Form I-20 and all previous Form I-20

Pre-Enrollment Requirements After Being Accepted

Purchase Sacramento City College (Los Rios Community College District) health/medical insurance.

Submit certification of negative Tuberculosis skin test.

Application Deadlines

Submit all required documents together by the following deadlines. We will not review incomplete applications.

Applicants Outside of the US (Applicants Who Will Need to Apply for F-1 Visa)

Fall semester: May 1

Spring semester: November 1

Transfer Applicants in the US (Applicants in the US With a Valid F-1 Status)

Fall semester: June 1

Spring semester: November 15

International Student Application Packet (PDF)

Apply for an F-1 Visa

Pay the SEVIS I-901 Fee.

Schedule an interview appointment with the US Embassy or Consulate. Visit the US Embassy website to find a US Embassy or Consulate near you.

Bring your Form I-20, Letter of Acceptance from Sacramento City College, and I-901 receipt to your interview with the US Embassy or Consulate, along with any other documents they request.

You can enter the United States with your I-20 and F-1 Visa 30 days prior to the start date on your I-20. The exact date is listed on your I-20.

Get Help

Students must use a personal email, not a high school email, to complete their application. Free email accounts are available from many sources:

Note: While all of the providers listed above have millions of users and are widely trusted to be reliable and secure, OpenCCC and the CCC Chancellor's Office do not endorse any particular email providers, and will have no liability should any issues arise with a particular email provider.

You only need to submit one CCCApply application to take classes at any college in the Los Rios district - don't spend unnecessary time submitting separate applications for each college.

After your application is processed, we will email you a student ID number and instructions for next steps.

Students who have created a CCCApply account must log in using the account they created; they should not create a new account. Students who forgot their username/password can use the "Forgot" icon on the CCCApply site.

Students who use this function and still cannot find their username/password can call the OpenCCC helpline. If they don't have their username or password and aren't able to answer security questions to retrieve that information, then the student will have to contact CCCApply directly.

Sacramento City College does not have access to CCCApply account information.

International students must meet certain requirements to maintain their student status. Visit our International Student Office to learn more.

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International students are those who are attending college in the US on an F-1 visa. International students are a very important part of the growing college community.

Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) March 2020 Guidance

In accordance with the March 2020 guidance from the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), prospective F-1 visa students in new/initial status cannot enter the United States to enroll in a US school as a nonimmigrant student to pursue a full course of study that is 100% online.

Not an International Student?

If you are not an international student, then you may need to follow different steps. Find out what type of student you are and get the correct steps for you!
What Type of Student Are You?

Apply to Folsom Lake College

You do not need a social security number (SSN) to complete the application.

After you submit the online application, contact the International Student Office at InternationalStudents@flc.losrios.edu.

High School Seniors

If you are graduating high school before June and applying for the fall semester, then enter the information on your application as if you have already graduated.

Apply to FLC

Get Help With Your Application

Upload Vaccine Information in eServices

After your initial application is processed, you will receive an official international student admission letter from the International Student Center that contains your Los Rios student ID number (also known as a "W" number or "wID"). This is a seven-digit number with a preceding "W"; for example, W0000001.

All international students must provide proof of full COVID-19 vaccination. Log in to eServices to submit evidence of your vaccination status. You cannot continue your international student application until you do this.

You will use your Los Rios ID and password to log in to multiple services, including Canvas, eServices, Los Rios Gmail, and instructional lab computers.

Create Password

Submit Additional Required Documents

Application Documents
All non-English documents must be translated into English.
The following documents are required for Folsom Lake College to issue Form I-20. Email your completed packet to InternationalStudents@flc.losrios.edu. Call (916) 608-6573 if you have questions.

Copy of the confirmation page from your CCCApply Application to Folsom Lake College (see step 1).

International Student Application Packet, with required documentation attached.

If English is not the only official language and official language of instruction in your country, you must show proof of English proficiency (no more than 2 years old). One of the following:

Official TOEFL IBT or IBT home only test result (61 minimum) FLC Institution Code: 8685

IELTS test result of 6.0 minimum

STEP Eiken (Score: 2A) Japan

GTEC CBT (available for Japanese students) minimum score of 901

PTE - Pearson Test of English: minimum score of 39

For Transfer Students Only: US college official transcripts showing proof of successful completion (grade of C or better) of a college-level English writing course or passing Folsom Lake College ESL assessment placement test with a result of ESL 315 or higher.

Proof of financial support:

Complete Folsom Lake College Financial Requirements and Sponsor form (page 4 of the application packet)

Include an official bank letter in the exchange rate of $34,149 US dollars (plus an additional $6,000 USD for each additional dependent) no older than three months from the date you submit your application materials.

Proof of educational history:

Copy of high school diploma or a high school transcript showing graduation

Copy of college transcript(s)

$50.00 USD non-refundable application fee payable to Folsom Lake College

Certification of Negative Tuberculosis Skin Test (translated to English)

Copy of passport photo page

Students under age 18 must provide an official power of attorney from their home country stating guardianship

Evidence of health insurance (can be submitted after your arrival to the US)

Proof of full COVID-19 vaccination with a vaccine that is on the World Health Organization's approved COVID vaccine list.

Additional Application Documents for Students Already in the US Attending School on F-1 Visa

If you are currently in the US attending another school as an F-1 student, then submit these additional forms:

FLC Transfer Form. This will be completed by your current school's international student adviser.

Copy of your most recent I-94, visa, and passport. Original visa and passport are verified in the office upon your arrival.

Copy of your current school's I-20 and all other SEVIS I-20s.

Application Deadlines

Submit all required documents together by the following deadlines. We will not review incomplete applications.

Applicants Outside of the US (Applicants Who Will Need to Apply for F-1 Visa)

Fall semester: May 1

Spring semester: November 1

Transfer Applicants in the US (Applicants in the US With a Valid F-1 Status)

Fall semester: June 1

Spring semester: November 15

International Student Application Packet (PDF)

Apply for an F-1 Visa

Pay the SEVIS I-901 Fee.

Schedule an interview appointment with the US Embassy or Consulate. Visit the US Embassy website to find a US Embassy or Consulate near you.

Bring your Form I-20, Letter of Acceptance from Folsom Lake College, and I-901 receipt to your interview with the US Embassy or Consulate, along with any other documents they request.

You can enter the United States with your I-20 and F-1 Visa 30 days prior to the start date on your I-20. The exact date is listed on your I-20.

Get Help

Students must use a personal email, not a high school email, to complete their application. Free email accounts are available from many sources:

Note: While all of the providers listed above have millions of users and are widely trusted to be reliable and secure, OpenCCC and the CCC Chancellor's Office do not endorse any particular email providers, and will have no liability should any issues arise with a particular email provider.

You only need to submit one CCCApply application to take classes at any college in the Los Rios district - don't spend unnecessary time submitting separate applications for each college.

After your application is processed, we will email you a student ID number and instructions for next steps.

Students who have created a CCCApply account must log in using the account they created; they should not create a new account. Students who forgot their username/password can use the "Forgot" icon on the CCCApply site.

Students who use this function and still cannot find their username/password can call the OpenCCC helpline. If they don't have their username or password and aren't able to answer security questions to retrieve that information, then the student will have to contact CCCApply directly.

Folsom Lake College does not have access to CCCApply account information.

International students must meet certain requirements to maintain their student status. Visit our International Student Office to learn more.

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International students are those who are attending college in the US on an F-1 visa. International students are a very important part of the growing college community.

Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) March 2020 Guidance

In accordance with the March 2020 guidance from the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), prospective F-1 visa students in new/initial status cannot enter the United States to enroll in a US school as a nonimmigrant student to pursue a full course of study that is 100% online.

Not an International Student?

If you are not an international student, then you may need to follow different steps. Find out what type of student you are and get the correct steps for you!
What Type of Student Are You?

Apply to Cosumnes River College

A social security number (SSN) is not required to apply.

Students who submit an application without a social security number (SSN), work authorization SSN, or individual taxpayer identification number (ITIN) will need to fill out a Student ID Help Form to process their application and receive their student ID number.

High School Seniors

If you are graduating high school before June and applying for the fall semester, then enter the information on your application as if you have already graduated.

Apply to CRC

Get Help With Your Application

Upload Vaccine Information in eServices

After your initial application is processed, you will receive an official international student admission letter from the International Student Center that contains your Los Rios student ID number (also known as a "W" number or "wID"). This is a seven-digit number with a preceding "W"; for example, W0000001.

All international students must provide proof of full COVID-19 vaccination. Log in to eServices to submit evidence of your vaccination status. You cannot continue your international student application until you do this.

You will use your Los Rios ID and password to log in to multiple services, including Canvas, eServices, Los Rios Gmail, and instructional lab computers.

Create Password

Submit Additional Required Documents

Application Documents

The following documents are required for Cosumnes River College to issue Form I-20

Evidence of English Proficiency

Official TOEFL test result of 500 minimum (written) or 173 minimum (computer based) or 61 minimum (Internet based). Along with the TOEFL, CRC also recognizes STEP Eiken and GTEC CBT Japan English Proficiency exam scores for English proficiency for Japanese students. In addition, CRC accepts the IELTS - with a 6.0 minimum test result and the Pearson Test of English Academic - with 38 minimum score.

U.S. F-1 TRANSFER STUDENTS ONLY: U.S. college official transcripts showing proof of successful completion with a letter grade of C or better in a college level English writing course or passing the Cosumnes River College placement test with a minimum placement of ESL 130.

Financial Support: Official bank letter/BCIS affidavit of support in the exchange rate of $34,770.00 US dollars. Additional $3,000 USD required for each dependent.

Educational History:

Official high school diploma/transcripts showing graduation AND/OR

Official college transcript (non-English documents must be accompanied by translated copies)

Application for Admission completed

CRC International Student Application completed

$50.00 non-refundable application fee - payable to Cosumnes River College in the form of a check, money order, or cashier's check

Pre-Enrollment Requirements

Health insurance: Submit to International Student Program with coverage information. Purchase CRC insurance at JCB Insurance.

Tuberculosis (TB) Test: Evidence of TB-free status

All non-English documents must be translated into English.
After receiving the I-20, you should go to the website of your nearest US consulate to follow visa application procedures. All US consulate websites are posted on the US Embassy website.

Additional Application Documents for Students Already in the US Attending School on F-1 Visa

If you are currently in the US attending another school as an F-1 student, please submit these forms in addition to the above documentation:

Copy of VISA stamp in your passport

Copy of your current school's I-20 issued to you

Application Submission

Please mail your completed packet and materials to:

Cosumnes River College
Attn: Admissions Office
8401 Center Parkway
Sacramento, CA 95823

Call (916) 691-7411 if you have questions.

Application Deadlines

Submit all required documents together by the following deadlines. We will not review incomplete applications.

Applicants Outside of the US (Applicants Who Will Need to Apply for F-1 Visa)

Fall semester: May 1

Spring semester: November 1

Transfer Applicants in the US (Applicants in the US With a Valid F-1 Status)

Fall semester: June 1

Spring semester: November 15

International Student Application Packet (PDF)

Apply for an F-1 Visa

Pay the SEVIS I-901 Fee.

Schedule an interview appointment with the US Embassy or Consulate. Visit the US Embassy website to find a US Embassy or Consulate near you.

Bring your Form I-20, Letter of Acceptance from Cosumnes River College, and I-901 receipt to your interview with the US Embassy or Consulate, along with any other documents they request.

You can enter the United States with your I-20 and F-1 Visa 30 days prior to the start date on your I-20. The exact date is listed on your I-20.

Get Help

Students must use a personal email, not a high school email, to complete their application. Free email accounts are available from many sources:

Note: While all of the providers listed above have millions of users and are widely trusted to be reliable and secure, OpenCCC and the CCC Chancellor's Office do not endorse any particular email providers, and will have no liability should any issues arise with a particular email provider.

You only need to submit one CCCApply application to take classes at any college in the Los Rios district - don't spend unnecessary time submitting separate applications for each college.

After your application is processed, we will email you a student ID number and instructions for next steps.

Students who have created a CCCApply account must log in using the account they created; they should not create a new account. Students who forgot their username/password can use the "Forgot" icon on the CCCApply site.

Students who use this function and still cannot find their username/password can call the OpenCCC helpline. If they don't have their username or password and aren't able to answer security questions to retrieve that information, then the student will have to contact CCCApply directly.

Cosumnes River College does not have access to CCCApply account information.

International students must meet certain requirements to maintain their student status. Visit our International Student Office to learn more.

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International students are those who are attending college in the US on an F-1 visa. International students are a very important part of the growing college community.

Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) March 2020 Guidance

In accordance with the March 2020 guidance from the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP), prospective F-1 visa students in new/initial status cannot enter the United States to enroll in a US school as a nonimmigrant student to pursue a full course of study that is 100% online.

Not an International Student?

If you are not an international student, then you may need to follow different steps. Find out what type of student you are and get the correct steps for you!
What Type of Student Are You?

Apply to American River College

You do not need a social security number (SSN) to complete the application.

If you submit your application without a social security number (SSN), work authorization SSN, or individual taxpayer identification number (ITIN), then you need to contact the International Student Program to process your application and send you your student ID number.

High School Seniors

If your high school completion date is before June and you are applying for the summer or fall semester, then enter the information on your application as if you have already graduated. Please note the "as of" dates outlined throughout the application.

Apply to ARC

Upload Vaccine Information in eServices

After your initial application is processed, you will receive an official international student admission letter from the International Student Center that contains your Los Rios student ID number (also known as a "W" number or "wID"). This is a seven-digit number with a preceding "W"; for example, W0000001.

All international students must provide proof of full COVID-19 vaccination. Log in to eServices to submit evidence of your vaccination status. You cannot continue your international student application until you do this.

You will use your Los Rios ID and password to log in to multiple services, including Canvas, eServices, Los Rios Gmail, and instructional lab computers.

Create Password

Submit Additional Required Documents

Application Documents

The following documents are required for American River College to issue Form I-20. Email your completed packet to arcintlprogram@arc.losrios.edu. Call (916) 484-8169 if you have questions.
All non-English documents must be translated into English.

Copy of the confirmation page from your CCCApply Application to American River College (see step 1)

International Student Application Packet, with required documentation attached

Evidence of English proficiency via any of the following:

An official TOEFL test result of 61(IBT), ARC Institution Code 4004

IELTS test result of 6.0 minimum

Transfer students only: US college official transcripts showing proof of successful completion with a letter grade of a college-level English writing course or passing the American River College ESL Assessment with a placement into ESL 310 or higher

Proof of financial support:

Complete American River College Financial Requirements and Sponsor form (page 5 of the application packet)

Include an official bank letter in the exchange rate of $33,887 USD (plus an additional $3,000 USD for each additional dependent) no older than three months from the date you submit your application materials

Proof of educational history:

Copy of high school diploma or a high school transcript showing graduation

Copy of college transcript(s)

$50.00 USD non-refundable application fee payable to American River College

Copy of passport photo page

Students under age 18 must provide an official power of attorney from their home country stating guardianship

Proof of full COVID-19 vaccination with a vaccine that is on the World Health Organization's approved COVID vaccine list

Pre-Enrollment Requirements

Evidence of health insurance (can be submitted after your arrival to the US). You can purchase health insurance through JCB Insurance Solutions.

Certification of negative Tuberculosis skin test.

Transfer-In F-1 Students

Transfer-in F-1 students who have been attending school in the US must submit these additional documents:

ARC Transfer Form. This will be completed by your current school's international student advisor.

Copy of your most recent I-94, visa, and passport. Original visa and passport are verified in the office upon your arrival.

Copy of your current school's I-20 and all other SEVIS I-20s.

Application Deadlines

Submit all required documents together by the following deadlines. We will not review incomplete applications.

Applicants Outside of the US (Applicants Who Will Need to Apply for F-1 Visa)

Fall semester: May 1

Spring semester: November 1

Transfer Applicants in the US (Applicants in the US With a Valid F-1 Status)

Fall semester: June 1

Spring semester: November 15

Download International Student Application Packet (PDF)

Apply for an F-1 Visa

Pay the SEVIS I-901 Fee.

Schedule an interview appointment with the US Embassy or Consulate. Visit the US Embassy website to find a US Embassy or Consulate near you.

Bring your Form I-20, Letter of Acceptance from American River College, and I-901 receipt to your interview with the US Embassy or Consulate, along with any other documents they request.

You can enter the United States with your I-20 and F-1 Visa 30 days prior to the start date on your I-20. The exact date is listed on your I-20.

Get Help

Students must use a personal email, not a high school email, to complete their application. Free email accounts are available from many sources:

Note: While all of the providers listed above have millions of users and are widely trusted to be reliable and secure, OpenCCC and the CCC Chancellor's Office do not endorse any particular email providers, and will have no liability should any issues arise with a particular email provider.

You only need to submit one CCCApply application to take classes at any college in the Los Rios district - don't spend unnecessary time submitting separate applications for each college.

After your application is processed, we will email you a student ID number and instructions for next steps.

Students who have created a CCCApply account must log in using the account they created; they should not create a new account. Students who forgot their username/password can use the "Forgot" icon on the CCCApply site.

Students who use this function and still cannot find their username/password can call the OpenCCC helpline. If they don't have their username or password and aren't able to answer security questions to retrieve that information, then the student will have to contact CCCApply directly.

American River College does not have access to CCCApply account information.

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The goal of the International and Intercultural Education office is to provide students with effective and innovative educational opportunities that prepare them for successful participation in the global community.

The Governing Board acknowledges that Maricopa Community Colleges is committed to international and intercultural education and globalization efforts. Maricopa Community Colleges includes global education as an integral component of the District's mission and seeks to create an environment where teaching and learning is augmented and enhanced by international study and work opportunities.

International Students

Maricopa Community Colleges is here to help you reach your educational goals. We offer a variety of degree programs and certificates designed to provide you with a quality learning experience unmatched anywhere in the Southwest United States.

We have ten colleges located throughout the greater Phoenix Metro area, making it easy to find a convenient location. Our students earn college credit that can be applied to a bachelor's degree at a university.

In addition to great educational programs, our location is ideal for exploring all of the great natural wonders Arizona has to offer. Everything from beautiful desert sunsets to the Grand Canyon is right here at your doorstep.

Please take a moment to see what we offer. To learn more about our admissions process for International students, visit our Admissions page .
View Admissions Information
What is a Community College?

Community colleges are publicly funded institutions of higher education in the United States offering the first two-years of a typical bachelor's degree program.

Community colleges typically offer university transfer, technical education, job training, basic skills education, and special-interest and community programs.

With university transfer, students can prepare to transfer to a four-year institution by completing the first two-years of their chosen program at the community college. After two-years, students can apply to the four-year college or university to complete their degree.

About Us

The Maricopa County Community College District has 10 individually accredited Colleges, 2 skill centers, and numerous education centers dedicated to educational excellence and meeting Maricopa County's needs.

The District is one of the largest higher education systems in the world and the largest provider of healthcare workers and job training in Arizona, making it a major resource for business and industry and for individuals seeking education and job training.

Whether you are just out of high school, re-entering college, or seeking lifelong education, you will find that Maricopa Community Colleges offers a wide range of opportunities, including occupational programs (degrees and certificates), academic degrees, thousands of courses, and seamless transfer to over 40 college and university partners nationwide.

We also offer both Intensive English and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs ranging from Basic to Advanced, which will help prepare you to succeed in college level courses.

With online, televised, classroom, hybrid, accelerated, evening, weekend, and open-entry/open-exit courses, you can choose the best format for you.

Connect with Your Campus

To get started with academic advising, you can schedule an in-person appointment, walk in for an advising session, or connect with an advisor by phone, email, or chat. Services can vary by college, so select your preferred college to see what's available to you.

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Scottsdale Community College, East Chaparral Road, Scottsdale, AZ, USA

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Scottsdale Community College, East Chaparral Road, Scottsdale, AZ, USA

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The goal of the International and Intercultural Education office is to provide students with effective and innovative educational opportunities that prepare them for successful participation in the global community.

The Governing Board acknowledges that Maricopa Community Colleges is committed to international and intercultural education and globalization efforts. Maricopa Community Colleges includes global education as an integral component of the District's mission and seeks to create an environment where teaching and learning is augmented and enhanced by international study and work opportunities.

International Students

Maricopa Community Colleges is here to help you reach your educational goals. We offer a variety of degree programs and certificates designed to provide you with a quality learning experience unmatched anywhere in the Southwest United States.

We have ten colleges located throughout the greater Phoenix Metro area, making it easy to find a convenient location. Our students earn college credit that can be applied to a bachelor's degree at a university.

In addition to great educational programs, our location is ideal for exploring all of the great natural wonders Arizona has to offer. Everything from beautiful desert sunsets to the Grand Canyon is right here at your doorstep.

Please take a moment to see what we offer. To learn more about our admissions process for International students, visit our Admissions page .
View Admissions Information
What is a Community College?

Community colleges are publicly funded institutions of higher education in the United States offering the first two-years of a typical bachelor's degree program.

Community colleges typically offer university transfer, technical education, job training, basic skills education, and special-interest and community programs.

With university transfer, students can prepare to transfer to a four-year institution by completing the first two-years of their chosen program at the community college. After two-years, students can apply to the four-year college or university to complete their degree.

About Us

The Maricopa County Community College District has 10 individually accredited Colleges, 2 skill centers, and numerous education centers dedicated to educational excellence and meeting Maricopa County's needs.

The District is one of the largest higher education systems in the world and the largest provider of healthcare workers and job training in Arizona, making it a major resource for business and industry and for individuals seeking education and job training.

Whether you are just out of high school, re-entering college, or seeking lifelong education, you will find that Maricopa Community Colleges offers a wide range of opportunities, including occupational programs (degrees and certificates), academic degrees, thousands of courses, and seamless transfer to over 40 college and university partners nationwide.

We also offer both Intensive English and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs ranging from Basic to Advanced, which will help prepare you to succeed in college level courses.

With online, televised, classroom, hybrid, accelerated, evening, weekend, and open-entry/open-exit courses, you can choose the best format for you.

Connect with Your Campus

To get started with academic advising, you can schedule an in-person appointment, walk in for an advising session, or connect with an advisor by phone, email, or chat. Services can vary by college, so select your preferred college to see what's available to you.

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International and Intercultural Education | Maricopa Community Colleges

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The goal of the International and Intercultural Education office is to prepare Maricopa students for successful participation in the global community.

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Rio Salado College, West 14th Street, Tempe, AZ, USA

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The goal of the International and Intercultural Education office is to provide students with effective and innovative educational opportunities that prepare them for successful participation in the global community.

The Governing Board acknowledges that Maricopa Community Colleges is committed to international and intercultural education and globalization efforts. Maricopa Community Colleges includes global education as an integral component of the District's mission and seeks to create an environment where teaching and learning is augmented and enhanced by international study and work opportunities.

International Students

Maricopa Community Colleges is here to help you reach your educational goals. We offer a variety of degree programs and certificates designed to provide you with a quality learning experience unmatched anywhere in the Southwest United States.

We have ten colleges located throughout the greater Phoenix Metro area, making it easy to find a convenient location. Our students earn college credit that can be applied to a bachelor's degree at a university.

In addition to great educational programs, our location is ideal for exploring all of the great natural wonders Arizona has to offer. Everything from beautiful desert sunsets to the Grand Canyon is right here at your doorstep.

Please take a moment to see what we offer. To learn more about our admissions process for International students, visit our Admissions page .
View Admissions Information
What is a Community College?

Community colleges are publicly funded institutions of higher education in the United States offering the first two-years of a typical bachelor's degree program.

Community colleges typically offer university transfer, technical education, job training, basic skills education, and special-interest and community programs.

With university transfer, students can prepare to transfer to a four-year institution by completing the first two-years of their chosen program at the community college. After two-years, students can apply to the four-year college or university to complete their degree.

About Us

The Maricopa County Community College District has 10 individually accredited Colleges, 2 skill centers, and numerous education centers dedicated to educational excellence and meeting Maricopa County's needs.

The District is one of the largest higher education systems in the world and the largest provider of healthcare workers and job training in Arizona, making it a major resource for business and industry and for individuals seeking education and job training.

Whether you are just out of high school, re-entering college, or seeking lifelong education, you will find that Maricopa Community Colleges offers a wide range of opportunities, including occupational programs (degrees and certificates), academic degrees, thousands of courses, and seamless transfer to over 40 college and university partners nationwide.

We also offer both Intensive English and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs ranging from Basic to Advanced, which will help prepare you to succeed in college level courses.

With online, televised, classroom, hybrid, accelerated, evening, weekend, and open-entry/open-exit courses, you can choose the best format for you.

Connect with Your Campus

To get started with academic advising, you can schedule an in-person appointment, walk in for an advising session, or connect with an advisor by phone, email, or chat. Services can vary by college, so select your preferred college to see what's available to you.

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The goal of the International and Intercultural Education office is to prepare Maricopa students for successful participation in the global community.

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Phoenix College, West Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ, USA

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Phoenix College, West Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ, USA

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The goal of the International and Intercultural Education office is to provide students with effective and innovative educational opportunities that prepare them for successful participation in the global community.

The Governing Board acknowledges that Maricopa Community Colleges is committed to international and intercultural education and globalization efforts. Maricopa Community Colleges includes global education as an integral component of the District's mission and seeks to create an environment where teaching and learning is augmented and enhanced by international study and work opportunities.

International Students

Maricopa Community Colleges is here to help you reach your educational goals. We offer a variety of degree programs and certificates designed to provide you with a quality learning experience unmatched anywhere in the Southwest United States.

We have ten colleges located throughout the greater Phoenix Metro area, making it easy to find a convenient location. Our students earn college credit that can be applied to a bachelor's degree at a university.

In addition to great educational programs, our location is ideal for exploring all of the great natural wonders Arizona has to offer. Everything from beautiful desert sunsets to the Grand Canyon is right here at your doorstep.

Please take a moment to see what we offer. To learn more about our admissions process for International students, visit our Admissions page .
View Admissions Information
What is a Community College?

Community colleges are publicly funded institutions of higher education in the United States offering the first two-years of a typical bachelor's degree program.

Community colleges typically offer university transfer, technical education, job training, basic skills education, and special-interest and community programs.

With university transfer, students can prepare to transfer to a four-year institution by completing the first two-years of their chosen program at the community college. After two-years, students can apply to the four-year college or university to complete their degree.

About Us

The Maricopa County Community College District has 10 individually accredited Colleges, 2 skill centers, and numerous education centers dedicated to educational excellence and meeting Maricopa County's needs.

The District is one of the largest higher education systems in the world and the largest provider of healthcare workers and job training in Arizona, making it a major resource for business and industry and for individuals seeking education and job training.

Whether you are just out of high school, re-entering college, or seeking lifelong education, you will find that Maricopa Community Colleges offers a wide range of opportunities, including occupational programs (degrees and certificates), academic degrees, thousands of courses, and seamless transfer to over 40 college and university partners nationwide.

We also offer both Intensive English and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs ranging from Basic to Advanced, which will help prepare you to succeed in college level courses.

With online, televised, classroom, hybrid, accelerated, evening, weekend, and open-entry/open-exit courses, you can choose the best format for you.

Connect with Your Campus

To get started with academic advising, you can schedule an in-person appointment, walk in for an advising session, or connect with an advisor by phone, email, or chat. Services can vary by college, so select your preferred college to see what's available to you.

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Paradise Valley Community College, North 32nd Street, Phoenix, AZ, USA

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The goal of the International and Intercultural Education office is to provide students with effective and innovative educational opportunities that prepare them for successful participation in the global community.

The Governing Board acknowledges that Maricopa Community Colleges is committed to international and intercultural education and globalization efforts. Maricopa Community Colleges includes global education as an integral component of the District's mission and seeks to create an environment where teaching and learning is augmented and enhanced by international study and work opportunities.

International Students

Maricopa Community Colleges is here to help you reach your educational goals. We offer a variety of degree programs and certificates designed to provide you with a quality learning experience unmatched anywhere in the Southwest United States.

We have ten colleges located throughout the greater Phoenix Metro area, making it easy to find a convenient location. Our students earn college credit that can be applied to a bachelor's degree at a university.

In addition to great educational programs, our location is ideal for exploring all of the great natural wonders Arizona has to offer. Everything from beautiful desert sunsets to the Grand Canyon is right here at your doorstep.

Please take a moment to see what we offer. To learn more about our admissions process for International students, visit our Admissions page .
View Admissions Information
What is a Community College?

Community colleges are publicly funded institutions of higher education in the United States offering the first two-years of a typical bachelor's degree program.

Community colleges typically offer university transfer, technical education, job training, basic skills education, and special-interest and community programs.

With university transfer, students can prepare to transfer to a four-year institution by completing the first two-years of their chosen program at the community college. After two-years, students can apply to the four-year college or university to complete their degree.

About Us

The Maricopa County Community College District has 10 individually accredited Colleges, 2 skill centers, and numerous education centers dedicated to educational excellence and meeting Maricopa County's needs.

The District is one of the largest higher education systems in the world and the largest provider of healthcare workers and job training in Arizona, making it a major resource for business and industry and for individuals seeking education and job training.

Whether you are just out of high school, re-entering college, or seeking lifelong education, you will find that Maricopa Community Colleges offers a wide range of opportunities, including occupational programs (degrees and certificates), academic degrees, thousands of courses, and seamless transfer to over 40 college and university partners nationwide.

We also offer both Intensive English and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs ranging from Basic to Advanced, which will help prepare you to succeed in college level courses.

With online, televised, classroom, hybrid, accelerated, evening, weekend, and open-entry/open-exit courses, you can choose the best format for you.

Connect with Your Campus

To get started with academic advising, you can schedule an in-person appointment, walk in for an advising session, or connect with an advisor by phone, email, or chat. Services can vary by college, so select your preferred college to see what's available to you.

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Mesa Community College, West Southern Avenue, Mesa, AZ, USA

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The goal of the International and Intercultural Education office is to provide students with effective and innovative educational opportunities that prepare them for successful participation in the global community.

The Governing Board acknowledges that Maricopa Community Colleges is committed to international and intercultural education and globalization efforts. Maricopa Community Colleges includes global education as an integral component of the District's mission and seeks to create an environment where teaching and learning is augmented and enhanced by international study and work opportunities.

International Students

Maricopa Community Colleges is here to help you reach your educational goals. We offer a variety of degree programs and certificates designed to provide you with a quality learning experience unmatched anywhere in the Southwest United States.

We have ten colleges located throughout the greater Phoenix Metro area, making it easy to find a convenient location. Our students earn college credit that can be applied to a bachelor's degree at a university.

In addition to great educational programs, our location is ideal for exploring all of the great natural wonders Arizona has to offer. Everything from beautiful desert sunsets to the Grand Canyon is right here at your doorstep.

Please take a moment to see what we offer. To learn more about our admissions process for International students, visit our Admissions page .
View Admissions Information
What is a Community College?

Community colleges are publicly funded institutions of higher education in the United States offering the first two-years of a typical bachelor's degree program.

Community colleges typically offer university transfer, technical education, job training, basic skills education, and special-interest and community programs.

With university transfer, students can prepare to transfer to a four-year institution by completing the first two-years of their chosen program at the community college. After two-years, students can apply to the four-year college or university to complete their degree.

About Us

The Maricopa County Community College District has 10 individually accredited Colleges, 2 skill centers, and numerous education centers dedicated to educational excellence and meeting Maricopa County's needs.

The District is one of the largest higher education systems in the world and the largest provider of healthcare workers and job training in Arizona, making it a major resource for business and industry and for individuals seeking education and job training.

Whether you are just out of high school, re-entering college, or seeking lifelong education, you will find that Maricopa Community Colleges offers a wide range of opportunities, including occupational programs (degrees and certificates), academic degrees, thousands of courses, and seamless transfer to over 40 college and university partners nationwide.

We also offer both Intensive English and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs ranging from Basic to Advanced, which will help prepare you to succeed in college level courses.

With online, televised, classroom, hybrid, accelerated, evening, weekend, and open-entry/open-exit courses, you can choose the best format for you.

Connect with Your Campus

To get started with academic advising, you can schedule an in-person appointment, walk in for an advising session, or connect with an advisor by phone, email, or chat. Services can vary by college, so select your preferred college to see what's available to you.

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Glendale Community College, West Olive Avenue, Glendale, AZ, USA

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The goal of the International and Intercultural Education office is to provide students with effective and innovative educational opportunities that prepare them for successful participation in the global community.

The Governing Board acknowledges that Maricopa Community Colleges is committed to international and intercultural education and globalization efforts. Maricopa Community Colleges includes global education as an integral component of the District's mission and seeks to create an environment where teaching and learning is augmented and enhanced by international study and work opportunities.

International Students

Maricopa Community Colleges is here to help you reach your educational goals. We offer a variety of degree programs and certificates designed to provide you with a quality learning experience unmatched anywhere in the Southwest United States.

We have ten colleges located throughout the greater Phoenix Metro area, making it easy to find a convenient location. Our students earn college credit that can be applied to a bachelor's degree at a university.

In addition to great educational programs, our location is ideal for exploring all of the great natural wonders Arizona has to offer. Everything from beautiful desert sunsets to the Grand Canyon is right here at your doorstep.

Please take a moment to see what we offer. To learn more about our admissions process for International students, visit our Admissions page .
View Admissions Information
What is a Community College?

Community colleges are publicly funded institutions of higher education in the United States offering the first two-years of a typical bachelor's degree program.

Community colleges typically offer university transfer, technical education, job training, basic skills education, and special-interest and community programs.

With university transfer, students can prepare to transfer to a four-year institution by completing the first two-years of their chosen program at the community college. After two-years, students can apply to the four-year college or university to complete their degree.

About Us

The Maricopa County Community College District has 10 individually accredited Colleges, 2 skill centers, and numerous education centers dedicated to educational excellence and meeting Maricopa County's needs.

The District is one of the largest higher education systems in the world and the largest provider of healthcare workers and job training in Arizona, making it a major resource for business and industry and for individuals seeking education and job training.

Whether you are just out of high school, re-entering college, or seeking lifelong education, you will find that Maricopa Community Colleges offers a wide range of opportunities, including occupational programs (degrees and certificates), academic degrees, thousands of courses, and seamless transfer to over 40 college and university partners nationwide.

We also offer both Intensive English and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs ranging from Basic to Advanced, which will help prepare you to succeed in college level courses.

With online, televised, classroom, hybrid, accelerated, evening, weekend, and open-entry/open-exit courses, you can choose the best format for you.

Connect with Your Campus

To get started with academic advising, you can schedule an in-person appointment, walk in for an advising session, or connect with an advisor by phone, email, or chat. Services can vary by college, so select your preferred college to see what's available to you.

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GateWay Community College-Washington Campus, North 40th Street, Phoenix, AZ, USA

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The goal of the International and Intercultural Education office is to provide students with effective and innovative educational opportunities that prepare them for successful participation in the global community.

The Governing Board acknowledges that Maricopa Community Colleges is committed to international and intercultural education and globalization efforts. Maricopa Community Colleges includes global education as an integral component of the District's mission and seeks to create an environment where teaching and learning is augmented and enhanced by international study and work opportunities.

International Students

Maricopa Community Colleges is here to help you reach your educational goals. We offer a variety of degree programs and certificates designed to provide you with a quality learning experience unmatched anywhere in the Southwest United States.

We have ten colleges located throughout the greater Phoenix Metro area, making it easy to find a convenient location. Our students earn college credit that can be applied to a bachelor's degree at a university.

In addition to great educational programs, our location is ideal for exploring all of the great natural wonders Arizona has to offer. Everything from beautiful desert sunsets to the Grand Canyon is right here at your doorstep.

Please take a moment to see what we offer. To learn more about our admissions process for International students, visit our Admissions page .
View Admissions Information
What is a Community College?

Community colleges are publicly funded institutions of higher education in the United States offering the first two-years of a typical bachelor's degree program.

Community colleges typically offer university transfer, technical education, job training, basic skills education, and special-interest and community programs.

With university transfer, students can prepare to transfer to a four-year institution by completing the first two-years of their chosen program at the community college. After two-years, students can apply to the four-year college or university to complete their degree.

About Us

The Maricopa County Community College District has 10 individually accredited Colleges, 2 skill centers, and numerous education centers dedicated to educational excellence and meeting Maricopa County's needs.

The District is one of the largest higher education systems in the world and the largest provider of healthcare workers and job training in Arizona, making it a major resource for business and industry and for individuals seeking education and job training.

Whether you are just out of high school, re-entering college, or seeking lifelong education, you will find that Maricopa Community Colleges offers a wide range of opportunities, including occupational programs (degrees and certificates), academic degrees, thousands of courses, and seamless transfer to over 40 college and university partners nationwide.

We also offer both Intensive English and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs ranging from Basic to Advanced, which will help prepare you to succeed in college level courses.

With online, televised, classroom, hybrid, accelerated, evening, weekend, and open-entry/open-exit courses, you can choose the best format for you.

Connect with Your Campus

To get started with academic advising, you can schedule an in-person appointment, walk in for an advising session, or connect with an advisor by phone, email, or chat. Services can vary by college, so select your preferred college to see what's available to you.

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Estrella Mountain Community College, North Dysart Road, Avondale, AZ, USA

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Estrella Mountain Community College, North Dysart Road, Avondale, AZ, USA

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The goal of the International and Intercultural Education office is to provide students with effective and innovative educational opportunities that prepare them for successful participation in the global community.

The Governing Board acknowledges that Maricopa Community Colleges is committed to international and intercultural education and globalization efforts. Maricopa Community Colleges includes global education as an integral component of the District's mission and seeks to create an environment where teaching and learning is augmented and enhanced by international study and work opportunities.

International Students

Maricopa Community Colleges is here to help you reach your educational goals. We offer a variety of degree programs and certificates designed to provide you with a quality learning experience unmatched anywhere in the Southwest United States.

We have ten colleges located throughout the greater Phoenix Metro area, making it easy to find a convenient location. Our students earn college credit that can be applied to a bachelor's degree at a university.

In addition to great educational programs, our location is ideal for exploring all of the great natural wonders Arizona has to offer. Everything from beautiful desert sunsets to the Grand Canyon is right here at your doorstep.

Please take a moment to see what we offer. To learn more about our admissions process for International students, visit our Admissions page .
View Admissions Information
What is a Community College?

Community colleges are publicly funded institutions of higher education in the United States offering the first two-years of a typical bachelor's degree program.

Community colleges typically offer university transfer, technical education, job training, basic skills education, and special-interest and community programs.

With university transfer, students can prepare to transfer to a four-year institution by completing the first two-years of their chosen program at the community college. After two-years, students can apply to the four-year college or university to complete their degree.

About Us

The Maricopa County Community College District has 10 individually accredited Colleges, 2 skill centers, and numerous education centers dedicated to educational excellence and meeting Maricopa County's needs.

The District is one of the largest higher education systems in the world and the largest provider of healthcare workers and job training in Arizona, making it a major resource for business and industry and for individuals seeking education and job training.

Whether you are just out of high school, re-entering college, or seeking lifelong education, you will find that Maricopa Community Colleges offers a wide range of opportunities, including occupational programs (degrees and certificates), academic degrees, thousands of courses, and seamless transfer to over 40 college and university partners nationwide.

We also offer both Intensive English and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs ranging from Basic to Advanced, which will help prepare you to succeed in college level courses.

With online, televised, classroom, hybrid, accelerated, evening, weekend, and open-entry/open-exit courses, you can choose the best format for you.

Connect with Your Campus

To get started with academic advising, you can schedule an in-person appointment, walk in for an advising session, or connect with an advisor by phone, email, or chat. Services can vary by college, so select your preferred college to see what's available to you.

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Chandler Gilbert Community College - Pecos Campus, East Pecos Road, Chandler, AZ, USA

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The goal of the International and Intercultural Education office is to provide students with effective and innovative educational opportunities that prepare them for successful participation in the global community.

The Governing Board acknowledges that Maricopa Community Colleges is committed to international and intercultural education and globalization efforts. Maricopa Community Colleges includes global education as an integral component of the District's mission and seeks to create an environment where teaching and learning is augmented and enhanced by international study and work opportunities.

International Students

Maricopa Community Colleges is here to help you reach your educational goals. We offer a variety of degree programs and certificates designed to provide you with a quality learning experience unmatched anywhere in the Southwest United States.

We have ten colleges located throughout the greater Phoenix Metro area, making it easy to find a convenient location. Our students earn college credit that can be applied to a bachelor's degree at a university.

In addition to great educational programs, our location is ideal for exploring all of the great natural wonders Arizona has to offer. Everything from beautiful desert sunsets to the Grand Canyon is right here at your doorstep.

Please take a moment to see what we offer. To learn more about our admissions process for International students, visit our Admissions page .
View Admissions Information
What is a Community College?

Community colleges are publicly funded institutions of higher education in the United States offering the first two-years of a typical bachelor's degree program.

Community colleges typically offer university transfer, technical education, job training, basic skills education, and special-interest and community programs.

With university transfer, students can prepare to transfer to a four-year institution by completing the first two-years of their chosen program at the community college. After two-years, students can apply to the four-year college or university to complete their degree.

About Us

The Maricopa County Community College District has 10 individually accredited Colleges, 2 skill centers, and numerous education centers dedicated to educational excellence and meeting Maricopa County's needs.

The District is one of the largest higher education systems in the world and the largest provider of healthcare workers and job training in Arizona, making it a major resource for business and industry and for individuals seeking education and job training.

Whether you are just out of high school, re-entering college, or seeking lifelong education, you will find that Maricopa Community Colleges offers a wide range of opportunities, including occupational programs (degrees and certificates), academic degrees, thousands of courses, and seamless transfer to over 40 college and university partners nationwide.

We also offer both Intensive English and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs ranging from Basic to Advanced, which will help prepare you to succeed in college level courses.

With online, televised, classroom, hybrid, accelerated, evening, weekend, and open-entry/open-exit courses, you can choose the best format for you.

Connect with Your Campus

To get started with academic advising, you can schedule an in-person appointment, walk in for an advising session, or connect with an advisor by phone, email, or chat. Services can vary by college, so select your preferred college to see what's available to you.

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Maricopa Community Colleges, West 14th Street, Tempe, AZ, USA

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Maricopa Community Colleges | 10 colleges. Unlimited opportunities.

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Reach your goals with Maricopa Community Colleges. Start a bachelor's degree, earn an associate degree, or get workforce training - we're here for you.

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Riverside Community College District, Market Street, Riverside, CA, USA

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Mission

T he mission of the Riverside Community College District Study Abroad Program (RCCD-SAP) is to provide RCCD students from th​e three colleges (Moreno Valley, Norco, Riverside City) with opportunities for study and service learning, and travel abroad. Through faculty-led semester study abroad, faculty-led short-term course abroad, and travel tours, RCCD-SAP offers wide varieties of programs and destinations aimed at promoting personal growth, expanding individual's horizon, cultivating global citizenship, intercultural understanding, and preparing students for possible international career opportunities. Study Abroad Program is RCCD students' gateway to international travel. ​​

Objectives

To offer study abroad opportunities to RCCD students while continuing earning credits toward their desired academic goal.​

​​To support faculty and students in the implementation of a study abroad program from the moment of program development through re-entry and beyond.

To expand and diversify study abroad offerings to ensure wider access to students from varied academic, ethnic, socio-economic backgrounds.

To utilize and promote internal and external financial aid and scholarship tools to create equitable distribution of resources to encourage students' participation. ​

Location/Contact Information

RCCD Study Abroad Program
RCC Digita​l Library
3rd Floor, Room 313
4800 Magnolia Avenue
Riverside, CA 92506
Study.Abroad@rccd.edu

Nassef "Sef" Girgis
(951) 222-8374​
nassef.girgis@rccd.edu​​

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Application Step by Step Guide

Semester

Application Deadline

Start/End Dates

Summer Session I

May 1, 2022

May 23, 2022 - July 1, 2022

Summer Session II

June 15, 2022

July 5, 2022 - August 5, 2022

Fall 2022

August 1, 2022 **

August 22, 2022 - December 16, 2022

Related Links:

Step 1. Submit Online System Application

Complete the Online Application

For questions or further assistance with the online application, please contact Liaison at applyUHCC@liaisoncas.com. They can also be reached by phone at (617) 729-2913. Please note that Liaison is located in Boston; they are six hours ahead of Hawai'i Standard Time.

If you are a Hawai'i Resident, a Veteran, or an active duty Military or eligible Military Dependent Stationed in Hawai'i , there is no application fee.

To apply for the Military Non-Resident Exemption submit the following:

Submit a copy of Military Orders (additional documents may be requested if needed)

Command Sponsorship (for dependents not listed on the military orders)

To apply for the Veteran Non-Resident Exemption, submit the following:
Submit a copy of Certificate of Eligibility (COE)

There is a non-refundable $25 application fee for non-Hawai'i residents

Information about Residency for Tuition Purposes

Additional information for International Students

Application deadlines (REMINDER! The following deadlines do not apply to International Students):
Fall term: August 1
Spring term: December 15

Application Roll Over Request:
Students are eligible for a rollover request over a span of two years. HonCC must have been the student's last home campus. A student is eligible for a rollover request if the student's last semester of acceptance and/or last semester of registration is no more than two years prior to the upcoming semester. (Example: Student can have his or her application rolled over from Fall 2018 to Fall 2022, Summer 2018 to Fall 2022, or Spring 2018 to Spring 2022.)

There are no roll backs!

The Application Rollover Request Form is available is available online on Kuali Build.

Step 2. Apply for Financial Aid (if needed)

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Online

Step 3. Health Clearance

Submit copies of your TB Clearance, your two Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) immunization shot record (Anyone born before 1956 is exempt is exempt from the MMR vaccination.), your Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis (Whooping Cough)) immunization record, and your Varicella (Chickenpox) immunization record (2 shots required). Proof of history of varicella is acceptable. Anyone born in the U.S. before 1980 is exempt from the varicella vaccination.

Due to the pandemic, a Health Clearance Waiver hold, which allows you to register for online classes only, has been placed upon your account. If you wish to register for classes that meet in person, you will need to fulfill all necessary immunization requirements.
Health Clearance Information
COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement

Please refer to the UH COVID-19 Mandatory Vaccination Policy homepage for the most up to date information

Once accepted, you will be notified by email

(Check your @hawaii.edu email first, if applicable)

Step 4. Provide English And Math Placement

The following are the different types of placement options you can choose from:

Placement Option #1: Self report your placement scores. View/download the Self-Report Form [PDF]

Placement Option #2: Submit SAT, ACT, SBAC, or HiSET scores

Placement Option #3: Submit official high school transcript and/or meet with an Academic Counselor to evaluate your college transcripts.

Placement Option #4: Take the Accuplacer Exam

To view the Testing Center placement exam information and schedule, visit www.honolulu.hawaii.edu/testingandtutoring.

English and math placement are required and are very important! Your English and math placement will determine what levels of English and math you will need to take.

Step 5. Get a UH Username

Upon acceptance, you can create a UH Username by visiting www.hawaii.edu/username.
Click on "Get a UH username" and fill out the Check Status Form. You will then be asked to create a UH Username, Secret Questions, and a Password. This account allows you to register for classes, check your financial aid status, check grades, make online payments, sign-up for payment plans, and much more!

Step 6. Register for Courses

After you complete your placement test, set-up your UH Username and submit your health clearance requirements, complete your New Student Orientation and Registration requirements.These mandatory sessions give students an opportunity to meet other new students and Academic Counselors, learn about your program requirements and allow you to register online.

Step 7. Pay your tuition and fees by the posted deadline

After you have registered for classes, tuition can be paid online through MyUH Services using a credit card or in person at the Business Office (Building 6) using cash, check or credit card.

Step 8. Purchase your books and supplies

Take a copy of your class schedule to the Honolulu CC Bookstore located on the ground floor of the Kumupali building (Bldg. 2) to purchase your textbooks. For bookstore hours, call (808) 845-9105.

And finally, go to class!!!

If you are currently attending another UH System school (UH Mānoa, Hilo, West O'ahu or any of the Community Colleges in Hawai'i), follow these easy steps to get started at Honolulu Community College:

For WUE Participants:
Honolulu Community College DOES NOT participate in the WUE program. If you change your home institution to our campus, you will be classified as a Non-Resident and will be charged Non-Resident tuition.

Step 1. Submit The Change Of Home Institution Form

The Change of Home Institution Form [ PDF] allows us to change your official record to reflect Honolulu CC as your "home institution". Your home institution should be the campus in which you intend on receiving your degree and any financial support (i.e. financial aid, veterans benefits)

If you are planning to receive financial aid and/or veteran's benefits from Honolulu CC, you may experience a delay and/or different funding than at your previous campus.

Please note: If you have been awarded at your previous institution and that funding is cancelled due to changing your home institution, there is no guarantee that the same funding can be awarded or is available at your new institution.

Submit the Change of Home Institution Form via:

Email: honccfao@hawaii.edu

Fax: (808) 356-0942

In Person: Building 5, First Floor

Mail to:
Financial Aid Office
874 Dillingham Blvd.
Honolulu, HI 96817

Step 2. Are you currently receiving Financial Aid or Veterans Benefits?

If you are currently receiving Financial Aid, notify the Financial Aid Office at your current institution that you will be attending Honolulu CC for the next term. You will need to reapply for financial aid through Honolulu CC since financial aid is not transferable.

If you are receiving Veterans Benefits, notify the VA Coordinator at your current campus that you will be transferring to Honolulu CC. Visit our Records Office for required forms to receive aid through Honolulu CC.

Additional financial aid information, scholarships and forms are available from our Financial Aid Office.

Once accepted, you will be notified by email

(Check your @hawaii.edu email first, if applicable)

Step 3. Meet with an Academic Counselor

An academic counselor can access your previous course information through our computer system to provide an unofficial evaluation of courses. The academic counselor can then recommend courses for you to take for the upcoming semester. For assistance, set-up an appointment via STAR Balance or call 845-9162 to schedule an appointment.

Step 4. Register for Courses

Students can register online for courses by logging on to STAR. If you forgot your password and secret questions, contact our UH Help Desk at 808-956-8883 for assistance.

If you forgot your password and secret questions, visit our Computer Lab in Building 2, 4th Floor for assistance.

Step 5. Transfer Credits

HonCC will transfer any UH earned credits upon admission to our campus.

Step 6. Pay your tuition and fees by the posted deadline

Step 7. Purchase your books and supplies

Take a copy of your class schedule to the Honolulu CC Bookstore located on the ground floor of the Kumupali building (Bldg. 2) to purchase your textbooks. For bookstore hours, call (808) 845-9105.

And finally, go to class!!!

If you are currently a student at another institution outside of the UH System or have had a break in enrollment from a UH System School, or have earned college credit outside of Honolulu Community College, follow these easy steps to get started with us:

Step 1. Submit Online System Application

Complete the Online Application

For questions or further assistance with the online application, please contact Liaison at applyUHCC@liaisoncas.com. They can also be reached by phone at (617) 729-2913. Please note that Liaison is located in Boston; they are six hours ahead of Hawai'i Standard Time.

If you are a Hawai'i Resident, a Veteran, or an active duty Military or eligible Military Dependent Stationed in Hawai'i , there is no application fee.

To apply for the Military Non-Resident Exemption submit the following:

Submit a copy of Military Orders (additional documents may be requested if needed)

Command Sponsorship (for dependents not listed on the military orders)

To apply for the Veteran Non-Resident Exemption, submit the following:
Submit a copy of Certificate of Eligibility (COE)

There is a non-refundable $25 application fee for non-Hawai'i residents

Information about Residency for Tuition Purposes

Additional information for International Students

Application deadlines:
(REMINDER! The following deadlines do not apply to International Students)
Fall term: August 1
Spring term: December 15

Step 2. Apply for Financial Aid (if needed)

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Online

Step 3. Submit Health Clearance Forms

Submit copies of your TB Clearance, your two Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) immunization shot record (Anyone born before 1956 is exempt is exempt from the MMR vaccination.), your Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis (Whooping Cough)) immunization record, and your Varicella (Chickenpox) immunization record (2 shots required). Proof of history of varicella is acceptable. Anyone born in the U.S. before 1980 is exempt from the varicella vaccination.

Due to the pandemic, a Health Clearance Waiver hold, which allows you to register for online classes only, has been placed upon your account. If you wish to register for classes that meet in person, you will need to fulfill all necessary immunization requirements.
Health Clearance Information

Once accepted, you will be notified by email

(Check your @hawaii.edu email first, if applicable)

COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement

Please refer to the UH COVID-19 Mandatory Vaccination Policy homepage for the most up to date information

Step 4. Request for Official Transcripts

If you would like to transfer credits previously completed, request for an official transcript to be sent directly from your current institution, to the Records Office at Honolulu Community College. Our address is: 874 Dillingham Blvd. Honolulu, HI 96817. Hand carried transcripts (even though unopened) cannot be considered official.

Request for copies of course descriptions or course syllabi to be submitted with the official transcripts.

For more information, visit our Transfer Student website.

Step 5. Get a UH Username

Upon acceptance, you can create or reactivate your UH Username by visiting www.hawaii.edu/username. Click on "Get a UH username" and fill out the Check Status Form. You will then be asked to create/verify UH Username, Secret Questions, and Password. This account allows you to register for classes, check your financial aid status, check grades, make online payments, sign-up for payment plans, and much more!

Step 6. Meet with an Academic Counselor

An Academic Counselor can assist you by reviewing previous courses taken and determining which courses are needed to complete your program requirements. An Academic Counselor can also advise you on whether or not you'll need to take the Placement Exam.

Step 7. Register for Courses

Students can register online for courses by logging on to STAR.

Step 8. Transfer Credits

Request for official transcripts and course descriptions to be mailed directly to our Records Office at:

874 Dillingham Blvd

Honolulu, HI 96817

Upon admission to HonCC and receipt of your official transcript, we will send your transcript to your program counselor for review.

Step 9. Pay your tuition and fees by the posted deadline

Step 10. Purchase your books and supplies

Take a copy of your class schedule to the Honolulu CC Bookstore located on the ground floor of the Kumupali building (Bldg. 2) to purchase your textbooks. For bookstore hours, call (808) 845-9105.

And finally, go to class!!!

Welcome back to Honolulu Community College! Whether you're returning to complete your degree, begin a new program, or just taking classes to brush up on some skills, we're glad that you've decided to further your education with us. Follow these easy steps to get started today!

Step 1. Submit Online System Application

Complete the Online Application

For questions or further assistance with the online application, please contact Liaison at applyUHCC@liaisoncas.com. They can also be reached by phone at (617) 729-2913. Please note that Liaison is located in Boston; they are six hours ahead of Hawai'i Standard Time.

If you have a break in enrollment and did not register for classes, a new online application will need to be submitted.

If you are a Hawai'i Resident, a Veteran, or an active duty Military or eligible Military Dependent Stationed in Hawai'i , there is no application fee.

To apply for the Military Non-Resident Exemption submit the following:

Submit a copy of Military Orders (additional documents may be requested if needed)

Command Sponsorship (for dependents not listed on the military orders)

To apply for the Veteran Non-Resident Exemption, submit the following:
Submit a copy of Certificate of Eligibility (COE)

There is a non-refundable $25 application fee for non-Hawai'i residents

Information about Residency for Tuition Purposes

Additional information for International Students

Application deadlines: (REMINDER! The following deadlines do not apply to International Students)
Fall term: August 1
Spring term: December 15

Application Roll Over Request:
Students are eligible for a rollover request over a span of two years. HonCC must have been the student's last home campus. A student is eligible for a rollover request if the student's last semester of acceptance and/or last semester of registration is no more than two years prior to the upcoming semester. (Example: Student can have his or her application rolled over from Fall 2018 to Fall 2022, Summer 2018 to Fall 2022, or Spring 2018 to Spring 2022.)

There are no roll backs!

The Application Rollover Request Form is available is available online on Kuali Build.

Step 2. Apply for Financial Aid (if needed)

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Online

Once accepted, you will be notified by email

(Check your @hawaii.edu email first, if applicable)

Step 3. Reactivate your UH Username

Go to Managing Your UH Username

Click on "Get a UH username" and fill out the Check Status Form

You will need to answer the security questions and enter password information

If you cannot remember your security questions you will need to reset your password. Visit the Records Office located in the 'Olani building (Bldg. 6), 1st floor. Bring a valid photo ID with you.

When you are able to access MyUH Services, check your holds. Most holds will affect your eligibility to register for classes.

Step 4. Meet with an Academic Counselor and Register for Courses

The Academic Counselor can assist you by reviewing previous courses taken and determining which courses are needed to complete your program requirements. The Counselor can also advise you on whether or not you'll need to retake the Placement Exam

COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement

Please refer to the UH COVID-19 Mandatory Vaccination Policy homepage for the most up to date information

Step 5. Pay your tuition and fees by the posted deadline

After you have registered for classes, tuition can be paid online through MyUH Services using a credit card or in person at the Business Office ('Olani Building (Bldg. 6)) using cash, check or credit card.

Step 6. Purchase your books and supplies

Take a copy of your class schedule to the Honolulu CC Bookstore located on the ground floor of the Kumupali building (Bldg. 2) to purchase your textbooks. For bookstore hours, call (808) 845-9105.

And finally, go to class!!!

Step 1. Submit Online System Application

Complete the Online Application

For questions or further assistance with the online application, please contact Liaison at applyUHCC@liaisoncas.com. They can also be reached by phone at (617) 729-2913. Please note that Liaison is located in Boston; they are six hours ahead of Hawai'i Standard Time.

There is a non-transferable, non-refundable $25 application fee

Application (and all additional documents) Deadlines for ALL International Students:
Fall term: June 15
Spring term: November 1
HonCC does not intake international students for the summer term.

Step 2. Submit Supplemental Information Form

Step 3. Obtain evidence of Financial Support

Obtain a letter from your bank or your sponsor's bank (on bank stationery) verifying savings of at least $28,422 USD for the first year of study. The letter should be dated no earlier than six months before the date of enrollment. Your financial sponsor should also fill out section C2 on the Supplemental Information Form. Please understand that our associate degree programs typically take two years to complete and as an international student you will be required to maintain full-time status by enrolling in 12 credits or more each semester.

View Tuition and Fees

Step 4. For International Students under 18 OR applying for the Cosmetology program, submit a copy of your High School Transcripts or Diploma

Students are responsible to obtain official translation if documents received are not in English.

Step 5. Demonstrate English Proficiency

Submit English proficiency test scores.
Acceptable Admissions Tests (we require OFFICIAL test scores):

English Test(s)

Minimum Score Requirement

EIKEN

2/Pre-2

TOEFL (By Paper)

400

TOEFL (Computer)

97

TOEFL (iBT)

32

TOEIC

450

GTEC

800

IELTS

4

Cambridge

PET

You do NOT need English proficiency test scores if one of the following applies to you:

Your native Language is English.

You have completed 30 transfer level, semester credits OR ENG 100 (or equivalent) with a "C" or higher from a regionally accredited college or university in the US, Australia, Great Britain, Canada or New Zealand.

You have completed 3 years of high school education in the United States, Britain or Canada.

Step 6. Submit Health Clearance Forms (required to register for classes)

TB clearance must be from an M.D. in the U.S.

MMR, Tdap, and Varicella immunization records from an international student's home country are only acceptable if the immunization record is reviewed, interpreted, and signed off by a U.S. M.D.

International students should plan to arrive in Hawai'i in enough time to take their TB shot and any other required immunization shots.

* International Students must have documented proof of health insurance coverage

COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement

Please refer to the UH COVID-19 Mandatory Vaccination Policy homepage for the most up to date information

Step 7. For Transfer Students Only

If you are currently attending another college in the United States, submit the Verification of Enrollment [ PDF] to the International Student Office at your school. Once the form is complete, please have the college send the form directly to Honolulu Community College.

If you would like to initiate an evaluation of the credits you previously earned to see if they are transferable to Honolulu CC, please request for an official copy of your transcript and course descriptions to be mailed directly to our Records Office at 874 Dillingham Blvd, Honolulu, HI 96817.

To be considered official, the transcript has to be sent directly to Honolulu CC from the institution in which the courses were taken. Hand carried transcripts are not acceptable, even if the envelope has not been opened.

Students who have not demonstrated good academic standing at their previous school will not be accepted.

If you have earned college credit at an accredited college or university in the U.S., visit our Transfer Student website for more information.

AFTER YOU HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED:

Step 8. Apply for your student VISA

Once accepted, Honolulu CC will mail your form I-20 which is the document you will need to apply for your F-1 student visa. Check with your local Embassy or Consulate for more information

Step 9. Pay the I-901 SEVIS fee

Step 10. Get a UH Username

Detailed directions will be sent to you in your acceptance letter. This account allows you to register for classes online, check grades, pay online, and much more!

Step 11. Placement Testing

Once you have been accepted to the college, we will send you information on when and where to take your placement test. All new students need to take the Placement Test to determine current levels of English and Math skills. The test should be taken before registering for courses.

Step 12. Meet with Academic Counselors and Register for Courses

Once the placement test is complete and the TB has been cleared locally, students should meet with an Academic Counselor for course registration. The Academic Counselor can assist you by reviewing previous courses taken (if applicable) and determining which courses are needed to complete your program requirements. All first-time college students who never attended an institution in the U.S. are required to complete New Student Registration (see acceptance packet).

Step 13. Pay your tuition and fees by the posted deadline

After you have registered for classes, tuition can be paid online through MyUH Services using a credit card or in person at the Business Office (Building 6) using cash or check.

View Honolulu Calendar

Step 14. Purchase Your Books and Supplies

Take a copy of your class schedule to the Honolulu CC Bookstore located on the ground floor of the Kumupali building (Bldg. 2) to purchase your textbooks. For bookstore hours, call (808) 845-9105.

And finally, go to class!!!

Dual Credit programs provide Hawai'i high school students the opportunity to earn both high school and college credits simultaneously.

Step 1. Contact Your High School College and Career Counselor

Speak with your high school counselor about Dual Credit and discuss the program you are interested in. It is very important to be sure you have the permission of your parent(s) or legal guardian(s) to participate. Please keep in mind that each program varies in eligibility requirements and procedures.

Step 2. Complete an Online Application

Complete the Online Application

For questions or further assistance with the online application, please contact Liaison at applyUHCC@liaisoncas.com. They can also be reached by phone at (617) 729-2913. Please note that Liaison is located in Boston; they are six hours ahead of Hawai'i Standard Time.

Early College Application Guide [ PDF]

Application Deadlines (these deadlines are specific to Dual Credit Students):

Fall Term: May 1

Spring Term: November 1

Residency of a minor (18 and under) will be based off of the residency of the minor's parent(s) or guardian(s).
Information about Residency for Tuition Purposes
To apply for the Military Non-Resident Exemption (as a military dependent), please submit the following:

Submit a copy of the Military Orders (additional documents may be requested if needed)

Command Sponsorship (for dependents not listed on the military orders)

There is a non-refundable $25 application fee for non-Hawai'i residents.

Application Roll Over Request:

Students are eligible for a rollover request over a span of two years. HonCC must have been the student's last home campus. A student is eligible for a rollover request if the student's last semester of acceptance and/or last semester of registration is no more than two years prior to the upcoming semester. (Example: Student can have his or her application rolled over from Fall 2018 to Fall 2022, Summer 2018 to Fall 2022, or Spring 2018 to Spring 2022.)

There are no roll backs!

The Application Rollover Request Form is available is available online on Kuali Build.

Step 3. Submit a Dual Credit Application Form or Early Admissions Application Form

Contact Information:

Early College
Pearl Wu
hccreach@hawaii.edu

(808) 844-2309
Early College Requirements

Running Start
Jean Maslowski
maslowsk@hawaii.edu

(808) 845-9278

Jump Start
Melodee Kawano
mhimuro@hawaii.edu
(808) 845-9177

Step 4. Submit Health Clearance

Submit a copy of your TB shot record, a Tdap immunization record, two Varicella (chickenpox) shot records, and a copy of your two Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) immunization record to the Admissions Office. Honolulu CC will only accept TB shot records within a year of your start date or TB shot records taken at the age of 16 or older. Health clearances are REQUIRED before you can register for courses!

COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement

Please refer to the UH COVID-19 Mandatory Vaccination Policy homepage for the most up to date information

Step 5. Get a UH Username

Upon acceptance, you can create a UH Username by visiting www.hawaii.edu/username. Click on "Get a UH username" and fill out the Check Status Form. You will then be asked to create a UH username, secret questions, and a password. This account allows you to register for classes, check your financial aid status, check grades, make online payments, sign-up for payment plans, and more.

Step 6. Take the Placement Test

The following are the different types of placement options you can choose from:

Placement Option #1: Self report your placement scores. View/download theSelf-Report Form[PDF]

Placement Option #2: Submit SAT, ACT, SBAC, or HiSET scores

Placement Option #3: Submit official high school transcript

Placement Option #4: Take the Accuplacer Exam

A physical copy of your acceptance letter and a valid Photo ID are required to take the Accuplacer at the Testing Center located in the Kaukahoku building (Bldg. 7), Room 313. To view the Testing Center placement schedule, visit www.honolulu.hawaii.edu/testingandtutoring.

English and math placement are required and are very important! Your English and math placement will determine what levels of English and math you will need to take.

* Farrington High School students have specific testing dates on their campus; please contact the College and Career Counselor for additional information.

Step 7. Register For Courses

Please contact the respective Honolulu Community College Dual Credit contact(s) (refer to Step #3) or your High School College and Career Counselor about class registration.

Honolulu Community College (HonCC) is offering a Senior Citizen Visitor Program for Fall 2022 to bona fide residents of the State of Hawaii who are 60 years of age or older.

Follow the steps listed below if you wish to attend class(es) as a senior citizen participant:

Step 1. Submit the UH System paper application and UH System Health Immunization Clearance form to our Admissions Office by August 1, 2022. The application and UH Clearance form are available at the Admissions Office.

Step 2. Submit UH System Health Immunization Clearance Form (attached). The form must be signed by a healthcare professional.

Step 3. Your Senior Citizen Passes will be mailed to you the week of August 15, 2022. You will be allowed to attend up to two classes per semester at Honolulu Community College. All health and vaccine requirements must be met to receive your passes.

Step 4. Senior acceptance into any class is subject to the instructor's approval. You must obtain approval for every class you wish to attend as a senior participant. You may seek instructor approval to attend a class as a senior participant by presenting the senior citizen pass to the instructor beginning August 22, 2022. The instructor must sign off on the Senior Citizen Pass. Submit your signed Senior Citizen Pass(es) to the Admissions Office no later than August 30, 2022 to complete the application process. If you need to purchase a parking permit, see Step 7.

Step 5. No tuition and fees will be charged for the classes you attend as a senior citizen participant. You are expected to comply with all University of Hawai'i policies while attending classes as a senior citizen participant at the campus. For more information on University of Hawai'i policies go to: https://www.honolulu.hawaii.edu/policies

Step 6. No record of your enrollment at the College will be kept unless you enroll as a regular student and pay the applicable tuition and fees for other credit classes. You will not receive any credit for classes that you attend as a senior participant. Senior participants may not request credit for attended classes at a later date.

Senior citizen participants are not eligible to receive a UH Student ID card and cannot borrow books from the UH system libraries.

Step 7. Senior participants may purchase parking permits at our Cashier's Office. To purchase a permit, present the following to the Cashier's Office: (1) signed senior citizen pass, (2) your valid driver's license, (3) vehicle registration certificate, (4) insurance card, (5) parking permit application (available at the Cashier's Office). Permit fees are $20 per semester. The Cashier's Office accepts only cash, check, or debit card.

Step 8. Remember to submit your signed Senior Citizen Pass to the Admissions Office no later than August 30, 2022 to complete the application process.

The Senior Citizen Visitor program is not offered in the summer.

The Senior Citizen Pass for Fall 2022 is valid for the Fall 2022 semester only. If you wish to continue the following semester at Honolulu Community College, you will need to submit another UH application. If you have any questions, please contact the Admissions Office at (808) 845-9129 or honcc@hawaii.edu

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Spokane Falls Community College, West Whistalks Way, Spokane, WA, USA

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Spokane Falls Community College, West Whistalks Way, Spokane, WA, USA

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Spokane Falls Community College, West Whistalks Way, Spokane, WA, USA

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Please note that the Global Education Office is currently experiencing a high volume of application-related correspondence. Response times may vary due to limited staffing and applicants can expect communication within 20 business days (4 weeks). This includes correspondence regarding email inquirie…

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Windward Community College, Keaahala Road, Kaneohe, HI, USA

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Windward Community College, Keaahala Road, Kaneohe, HI, USA

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Windward Community College, Keaahala Road, Kaneohe, HI, USA

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You are eligible to apply if you:

are 18 years of age or older, or​

have earned a U.S. high school diploma, GED or equivalency​

A Senior Visitor Pass is available to residents of the State of Hawai'i who are 60 years of age or older.
International applicants, please refer to International Students page for deadline dates.
Distance Education and online classes, auditing a class, and faculty/staff tuition waiver applicants must meet the same admissions deadlines.

FERPA

In accordance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, as amended (FERPA), Windward Community College students have the right to inspect and review their official education records and request the amendment of their education records. Students also have the right to provide written consent before Windward Community College discloses personally identifiable information from the student's education records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent. Students seeking to inspect their record(s) should submit a written request to the Windward Community College Registrar.

Read more about the Educational Rights and Privacy of Students.

Admissions & Records Office
Hale Alaka'i, Room 112
45-720 Kea'ahala Rd.
Kāne'ohe, HI 96744
winccar@hawaii.edu
808-235-7432

Hours (except state holidays)

Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 4:00pm

To help us direct you to the correct application, please answer the following question.
Are you a Hawaiʻi high school graduate class of 2022?

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Skip to Main Content You are eligible to apply if you: are 18 years of age or older, or​ have earned a U.S. high school diploma, GED or equivalency​ A Senior Visitor Pass is available to residents of the State of Hawai'i who are 60 years of age or older.

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University of Hawaiʻi Maui College, West Kaahumanu Avenue, Kahului, HI, USA

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University of Hawaiʻi Maui College, West Kaahumanu Avenue, Kahului, HI, USA

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University of Hawaiʻi Maui College, West Kaahumanu Avenue, Kahului, HI, USA

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Leeward Community College, Pearl City, HI, USA

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Leeward Community College, Pearl City, HI, USA

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Aloha and Welcome to the Office of International Programs (OIP)
Leeward Community College is located on the island of Oahu which is known as "the Gathering Place." Just like the island's nickname, Leeward Community College is home to approximately 60 international students from around the world each semester. The campus, which overlooks Pearl Harbor, is conveniently located in the center of the island approximately 15 minutes from the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport also known as Honolulu International Airport, 18 minutes from Ko Olina and 30 minutes from the North Shore. Friendly and diverse OIP staff will provide personalized service throughout your academic journey. Come and join Leeward ʻOhana and experience true Hawaiʻi.

Apply now

Leeward has a variety of programs to prepare you for work or help you transfer to a four-year university.

Student Life

As a Leeward student you can get involved in Student Government, play Intramural Sports or join a student organization!

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Aloha and Welcome to the Office of International Programs (OIP) Leeward Community College is located on the island of Oahu which is known as "the Gathering Place." Just like the island's nickname, Leeward Community College is home to approximately 60 international students from around the world each semester.

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Kauaʻi Community College, Kaumualii Highway, Lihue, HI, USA

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Kauaʻi Community College, Kaumualii Highway, Lihue, HI, USA

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Kauaʻi Community College, Kaumualii Highway, Lihue, HI, USA

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Insurance is a requirement

All international students on the nonimmigrant student visas (F-1 or J-1) and their dependents (F-2) are required to have health insurance while enrolled. You cannot register for classes until you submit proof of your insurance coverage to the Admissions and Records.

Q. What type of Insurance should I buy?

You can bring proof of your insurance policy purchased in your home country or buy a policy from an international student insurance company. However, your insurance policy must meet the following University of Hawaii System minimum requirements:

Comprehensive Medical Coverage = at least $100,000 US per accident/illness

Inpatient/Outpatient medical (including mental health) coverage at no less than 75% usual/customary charge (UCC)

Repatriation Coverage= at least $7,500 US

Medical evacuation coverage to home country= at least $10,000 US

No more than $500 US deductible per accident or illness

Waiting period for preexisting conditions no longer than 6 months

It is your responsibility to choose your own health insurance providers and to make sure that the plan meets the minimum coverage requirements above. For your convenience, we have listed some international student insurance company below. (Please note that Kaua'i Community College does not endorse any particular plans or companies).

You can also choose to enroll in HMSA Blue Cross/Blue Shield Insurance at the beginning of each Semester.

Q. Why you need medical insurance?

Medical care in the US is very expensive. For example, the daily hospital charge for room, board, and doctor's fee can be $2,500 or more. This mandatory enrollment in an insurance plan ensures that international students have access to affordable health care in the US in case of illness and injury.
Q. When should your insurance coverage begin and end?
You are required to have health insurance while enrolled in classes. However, we strongly recommend that your health insurance coverage begin the day you arrive in the US and cover the entire duration of your stay in the US, including summer and winter breaks.

Checklist

Do you have international student health insurance that meets all of the UH system requirements?

If you are bringing your family members (dependents on F-2 visa), do you have insurance coverage for them?

Did you submit the proof of your insurance coverage to the Admissions and Records?

Have you watched the video on the U.S healthcare system?

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All international students on the nonimmigrant student visas (F-1 or J-1) and their dependents (F-2) are required to have health insurance while enrolled. You cannot register for classes until you submit proof of your insurance coverage to the Admissions and Records. Q. What type of Insurance should I buy?

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Kapiʻolani Community College, Diamond Head Road, Honolulu, HI, USA

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Kapiʻolani Community College, Diamond Head Road, Honolulu, HI, USA

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Kapiʻolani Community College, Diamond Head Road, Honolulu, HI, USA

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Kapi'olani Community College's Honda International Center offers academic excellence with friendly and professional services to students from countries throughout the world. Support includes: Admissions, F-1 Advising , Housing, Transcript Evaluation, Student Life, Employment... and more.

Thanks to a generous donation by Paul S. Honda, a community leader and internationalist, the Honda International Center (HIC) was established. HIC serves as the hub for activities related to international education at Kapi'olani Community College.

Who benefits from HIC services?

International students seeking enrollment at KCC.

Students participating in International Café activities, study abroad and scholarship programs.

Colleges and universities locally and abroad desiring customized training opportunities.

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Kapi'olani Community College's Honda International Center offers academic excellence with friendly and professional services to students from countries throughout the world. Support includes: Admissions, F-1 Advising , Housing, Transcript Evaluation, Student Life, Employment... and more. Thanks to a generous donation by Paul S. Honda, a community leader and internationalist, the Honda International Center (HIC) was established.

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Hawaiʻi Community College, Manono Street, Hilo, HI, USA

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Hawaiʻi Community College, Manono Street, Hilo, HI, USA

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Hawaiʻi Community College, Manono Street, Hilo, HI, USA

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International Student (F1 Visa required)

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Obtain a letter from your bank or your sponsor's bank (on bank stationery) verifying savings of at least $26,744.00 USD for the first year of study. The letter should be dated within 90 days from date of application. Your financial sponsor should also fill out section C2 on the Supplemental Information Form.

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Reedley College, North Reed Avenue, Reedley, CA, USA

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Reedley College, North Reed Avenue, Reedley, CA, USA

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Reedley College, North Reed Avenue, Reedley, CA, USA

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You will first create an OpenCCC account to begin an application (if you have never applied through CCCApply).
If you have any issues with logging into your existing OpenCCC account, the helpdesk is available to assist and can be reached at 1.877.247.4836

While logged into your OpenCCC account, click Start A New Application to apply to Reedley College.
If you have any issues completing/submitting the application, our helpdesk is available to assist and can be reached at 1.844.887.2223

Within 24-48 hours after you have applied online, you should receive an Admission Acknowledgement email from SCCCD Admissions & Records with your activated Student ID# and MyPortal login information. If you have not received an email after 48 hours, check your spam/junk folder. If it is not in the spam/junk folder, call the Reedley College Admissions & Records Office at (559) 494-3023 for assistance.

Once you receive your Student ID#, you can then log in to your student portal. Click on "My Portal" located at the top right of any webpage on the Reedley College website. Once you log in to your student portal you can access your Student Email, Canvas, WebAdvisor, and other useful tools.
In your student portal, open the Student Email app and follow the directions to activate your student email. Check your email daily as email is the primary way the college will communicate with you.
Your username and password information was included in your "Admissions Acknowledgement" email. Visit theTechnology Help webpagefor additional information.

Important:A pop up will appear the first time you log in to your portal to ask you to confirm/update your Communication Preferences. Students must update their Communication Preferences to enroll in emergency notifications and the password reset system (in case you are unable to login to your portal). This pop up will appear each time you log in to your portal until you update your preferences, so it is recommended you complete this step the first time you log in. For instructions on how change your preferences, visit Communication Preferences Instructions

Contact Admissions & Records at +1.559.494.3023 or admissions@reedleycollege.edu for more information
New Admitted Students (Out of Country Students)
You will receive our initial decision via email. If denied, you will receive an explanation for that decision.

New Students from out of the country will receive the following documents which will be used to apply for your F1 Visa:
Transfer-In Admitted Students (In Country Students)
Dues to COVID-19, these two official documents will be emailed to your SCCCD email account. Be sure to activate your SCCCD email to receive important communications from our office.

An acceptance letter will be delivered via email. That letter must be presented to your current DSO to arrange and authorize the transfer of their SEVIS file to RC.

Contact Admissions & Records at +1.559.494.3023 or admissions@reedleycollege.edu for more information

Contact Admissions & Records at +1.559.494.3023 or admissions@reedleycollege.edu for more information

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You will first create an OpenCCC account to begin an application (if you have never applied through CCCApply). If you have any issues with logging into your existing OpenCCC account, the helpdesk is available to assist and can be reached at 1.877.247.4836 While logged into your OpenCCC account, click Start A New Application to apply to Reedley College.

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Moreno Valley College, Lasselle Street, Moreno Valley, CA, USA

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Moreno Valley College, Lasselle Street, Moreno Valley, CA, USA

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Moreno Valley College, Lasselle Street, Moreno Valley, CA, USA

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Mission

T he mission of the Riverside Community College District Study Abroad Program (RCCD-SAP) is to provide RCCD students from th​e three colleges (Moreno Valley, Norco, Riverside City) with opportunities for study and service learning, and travel abroad. Through faculty-led semester study abroad, faculty-led short-term course abroad, and travel tours, RCCD-SAP offers wide varieties of programs and destinations aimed at promoting personal growth, expanding individual's horizon, cultivating global citizenship, intercultural understanding, and preparing students for possible international career opportunities. Study Abroad Program is RCCD students' gateway to international travel. ​​

Objectives

To offer study abroad opportunities to RCCD students while continuing earning credits toward their desired academic goal.​

​​To support faculty and students in the implementation of a study abroad program from the moment of program development through re-entry and beyond.

To expand and diversify study abroad offerings to ensure wider access to students from varied academic, ethnic, socio-economic backgrounds.

To utilize and promote internal and external financial aid and scholarship tools to create equitable distribution of resources to encourage students' participation. ​

Location/Contact Information

RCCD Study Abroad Program
RCC Digita​l Library
3rd Floor, Room 313
4800 Magnolia Avenue
Riverside, CA 92506
Study.Abroad@rccd.edu

Nassef "Sef" Girgis
(951) 222-8374​
nassef.girgis@rccd.edu​​

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Norco College, 3rd Street, Norco, CA, USA

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Norco College, 3rd Street, Norco, CA, USA

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Norco College, 3rd Street, Norco, CA, USA

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Mission

T he mission of the Riverside Community College District Study Abroad Program (RCCD-SAP) is to provide RCCD students from th​e three colleges (Moreno Valley, Norco, Riverside City) with opportunities for study and service learning, and travel abroad. Through faculty-led semester study abroad, faculty-led short-term course abroad, and travel tours, RCCD-SAP offers wide varieties of programs and destinations aimed at promoting personal growth, expanding individual's horizon, cultivating global citizenship, intercultural understanding, and preparing students for possible international career opportunities. Study Abroad Program is RCCD students' gateway to international travel. ​​

Objectives

To offer study abroad opportunities to RCCD students while continuing earning credits toward their desired academic goal.​

​​To support faculty and students in the implementation of a study abroad program from the moment of program development through re-entry and beyond.

To expand and diversify study abroad offerings to ensure wider access to students from varied academic, ethnic, socio-economic backgrounds.

To utilize and promote internal and external financial aid and scholarship tools to create equitable distribution of resources to encourage students' participation. ​

Location/Contact Information

RCCD Study Abroad Program
RCC Digita​l Library
3rd Floor, Room 313
4800 Magnolia Avenue
Riverside, CA 92506
Study.Abroad@rccd.edu

Nassef "Sef" Girgis
(951) 222-8374​
nassef.girgis@rccd.edu​​

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Seattle Central College, Broadway, Seattle, WA, USA

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Seattle Central College, Broadway, Seattle, WA, USA

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Seattle Central College, Broadway, Seattle, WA, USA

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Seattle Colleges | International Programs

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Seattle Colleges provides opportunities for international students to learn English, gain technical skills, work toward a bachelor's degree, and more.

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Spokane Community College, North Greene Street, Spokane, WA, USA

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Spokane Community College, North Greene Street, Spokane, WA, USA

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Spokane Community College, North Greene Street, Spokane, WA, USA

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Please note that the Global Education Office is currently experiencing a high volume of application-related correspondence. Response times may vary due to limited staffing and applicants can expect communication within 20 business days (4 weeks). This includes correspondence regarding email inquirie…

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Johnson County Community College, College Boulevard, Overland Park, KS, USA

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Johnson County Community College, College Boulevard, Overland Park, KS, USA

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Johnson County Community College, College Boulevard, Overland Park, KS, USA

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Whether on-campus or around the world, the International Education Office offers students the opportunity to have a global experience.

Study Abroad

While our Study Abroad programs are on hold during the coronavirus pandemic, you can still plan for the future by exploring all the places you can go away and see the world for college credit.

Global Awareness Program

Through classes, activities and experiences, you can earn Global Awareness recognition that will enhance your college experience and look fantastic on any résumé.
Discover the Global Awareness Program
Explore the World

Travel virtually as we meet with colleagues in the US and abroad to connect and discover the world together.
View the presentations
Peacebuilding Conference

Each year, JCCC, in partnership with Park University's Center for Global Peace Journalism, hosts the Greater Kansas City Peacebuilding Conference. Various topics of justice and peacebuilding give you a deeper awareness of the issues facing the United States and countries around the world.

The 2021 conference, "Healing Our Polarized Societies," was in September and October.
Visit the Peacebuilding Conference page

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Whether on-campus or around the world, the International Education Office offers students the opportunity to have a global experience. While our Study Abroad programs are on hold during the coronavirus pandemic, you can still plan for the future by exploring all the places you can go away and see the world for college credit.

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Carl Sandburg College, Tom L. Wilson Boulevard, Galesburg, IL, USA

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Carl Sandburg College, Tom L. Wilson Boulevard, Galesburg, IL, USA

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Carl Sandburg College, Tom L. Wilson Boulevard, Galesburg, IL, USA

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Events

Tuesday, May 17, 4 p.m. in the Gym

Closed Monday, May 30

All college campus locations will be closed and no classes on Monday, May 30 in observation of Memorial Day. The college will resume summer business hours on Tuesday, May 31.

Friday, April 29 starting at 12:30 p.m. at the William "Bill" Hungate Baseball/Softball Complex

VIEW ALL EVENTS
Informational Technology IT Programs

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Carl Sandburg College is dedicated to serving the educational needs of western and central Illinois. The College has served the area for 50 years with accreditation that has been approved by The Higher Learning Commission.

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Fresno City College, East University Avenue, Fresno, CA, USA

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Fresno City College, East University Avenue, Fresno, CA, USA

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Fresno City College, East University Avenue, Fresno, CA, USA

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Due to COVID-19, FCC is physically closed to student and public access. For this reason, the International Student Services Program is not conducting business in-person. We are modifying our services to be able to service all of our prospective and current students virtually. Please contact us via email at iss@fresnocitycollege.edu with any questions. If you are a current student, please continue checking your school email for the latest department updates. For collegewide updates, please Coronavirus Updates.

Welcome to the Fresno City College International Student Program. Fresno City College (FCC) was the first Community College established by the State of California. We are proud of our long history and diverse student population.

We are accepting applications for Spring 2022.

HOURS

Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm

FCC provides the first two years of American university education to help you get where you want to be. Students will receive an American education at an affordable cost. Our students enjoy and benefit from individualized staff guidance, academic counseling, educational and fun activities, and most importantly the opportunity to transfer to many public and private colleges and universities all over the world!

Fresno City College was the first Community College established in the State of California, our first classes began in 1910. We are proud of our long history and diverse student population.

We are centrally located in the city of Fresno, the heart of the San Joaquin Valley, where industry and agriculture thrive. Fresno is approximately halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles, both a three-hour trip by car. Beautiful coastal cities and historic Gold Rush towns can be reached in only two hours.

Fresno City College is a two-year community college, fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Students may earn Associate Degrees, Certificates of Achievement, or may transfer to four-year universities.

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Due to COVID-19, FCC is physically closed to student and public access. For this reason, the International Student Services Program is not conducting business in-person. We are modifying our services to be able to service all of our prospective and current students virtually. Please contact us via email at iss@fresnocitycollege.edu with any questions.

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Riverside City College, Magnolia Avenue, Riverside, CA, USA

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Riverside City College, Magnolia Avenue, Riverside, CA, USA

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Riverside City College, Magnolia Avenue, Riverside, CA, USA

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The Center for International Students and Programs (ISP) works with students from all over the world. The Center offers social and cultural programs on campus and in the colleges’ respective communities, valuing the opportunity for global awareness and international connections.​

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Jefferson State Community College, Carson Road, Birmingham, AL, USA

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Jefferson State Community College, Carson Road, Birmingham, AL, USA

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Jefferson State Community College, Carson Road, Birmingham, AL, USA

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Jefferson State Community College - One of Alabama’s Leading Two- Year Colleges

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One of Alabama’s Leading Two- Year Colleges

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THE JIKEI GROUP OF COLLEGES | Let’s greet each other with a SMILE

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The Jikei Group of Colleges is a system of professional training colleges and support companies located throughout Japan.

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Northwest College, West 6th Street, Powell, WY, USA

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Northwest College, West 6th Street, Powell, WY, USA

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Northwest College, West 6th Street, Powell, WY, USA

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800 Main Street, Pewaukee, WI 53072, USA

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Waukesha County Technical College ,Main Street, Pewaukee, USA 

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Waukesha County Technical College ,Main Street, Pewaukee, USA 

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WCTC, part of the Wisconsin Technical College System, offers over 150 associate degree, technical diploma, apprenticeship and short-term certificate programs.

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Student Center, West Mason Street, Green Bay, WI, USA

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Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, Student Center, West Mason Street, Green Bay, WI, USA

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Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, Student Center, West Mason Street, Green Bay, WI, USA

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Northeast Wisconsin Technical College is a nationally-ranked, 2-year public college where students prepare for high-tech careers and begin bachelor’s degrees.

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Madison College, Wright Street, Madison, WI, USA

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Madison College, Wright Street, Madison, WI, USA

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Madison College, Wright Street, Madison, WI, USA

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International Education | Madison College

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Madison College believes a global education is important. Employers today want graduates who can work in diverse teams and who can work with customers and suppliers around the world.

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Chippewa Valley Technical College - Business Education Center, West Clairemont Avenue, Eau Claire, WI, USA

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Chippewa Valley Technical College - Business Education Center, West Clairemont Avenue, Eau Claire, WI, USA

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Chippewa Valley Technical College - Business Education Center, West Clairemont Avenue, Eau Claire, WI, USA

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Chippewa Valley Technical College - Home | CVTC

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CVTC offers an affordable, quality education that is designed to get you career-ready in 2 years or less, with less debt than a four-year university.

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BridgeValley Community & Technical College, Union Carbide Drive, South Charleston, WV, USA

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BridgeValley Community & Technical College, Union Carbide Drive, South Charleston, WV, USA

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BridgeValley Community & Technical College, Union Carbide Drive, South Charleston, WV, USA

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Tacoma Community College, South 19th Street, Tacoma, WA, USA

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Tacoma Community College, South 19th Street, Tacoma, WA, USA

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Tacoma Community College, South 19th Street, Tacoma, WA, USA

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Shoreline Community College, Greenwood Avenue North, Shoreline, WA, USA

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Shoreline Community College, Greenwood Avenue North, Shoreline, WA, USA

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Shoreline Community College, Greenwood Avenue North, Shoreline, WA, USA

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With personalized academic planning and one-on-one advising, we help our students achieve their dreams. You can prepare to transfer to a top university, complete high school while getting an early start in college, improve your English, or get a professional certificate. Join students from over 50 c…

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1500 Harvard Avenue, Seattle, WA 98122, USA

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Seattle Colleges, 1500 Harvard Avenue, Seattle, WA 98122, USA

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Seattle Colleges, 1500 Harvard Avenue, Seattle, WA 98122, USA

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Highline College, South 240th Street, Des Moines, WA, USA

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Highline College, South 240th Street, Des Moines, WA, USA

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Highline College, South 240th Street, Des Moines, WA, USA

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Quick Start Guides Earn a Degree or Certificate Continuing Education International Students Finish High School Learn English Running Start Spring Quarter Resources

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Green River College, Southeast 320th Street, Auburn, WA, USA

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Green River College, Southeast 320th Street, Auburn, WA, USA

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Green River College, Southeast 320th Street, Auburn, WA, USA

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Masks strongly encouraged and will be required in certain situations or locations. Learn More.
View GRC Vaccination Requirements | Get Help Virtually | Coming to Campus Guide | COVID-19 Updates

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Everett Community College, Tower Street, Everett, WA, USA

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Everett Community College, Tower Street, Everett, WA, USA

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Everett Community College, Tower Street, Everett, WA, USA

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Apply now! No Application Deadline!

For students flying to the US, please be aware of current CDC vaccine requirements.

Support Hours (Pacific Time):

Virtual Afternoon Option: Monday-Thursday, 1:00pm to 5:00pm

In-person Option:

Monday, 9:00am to 4:30pm

Tuesday, 10:00am to 3:00pm

Wednesday, 10:00am to 3:00pm

Thursday, 10:00am to 3:00pm

Friday, 9:00am to noon

Saturday and Sunday - Closed

Closed for official campus holidays and closures

Also available via Email Monday - Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm

For admissions inquiries: intadm@everettcc.edu
For general inquiries: internationaleducation@everettcc.edu

WHY EvCC?

Affordable education in America with many programs to choose from (see Cost and Estimated Expenses for more information).

You can study English in America, get certificates and/or degrees, and transfer to universities anywhere in the U.S.!

Easy application process, and TOEFL/IELTS optional! (We also take IGCSE and GCE scores, too! See List of Placement Scores.)

On-campus employment opportunities for international students to learn new skills, make friends, and be involved with the campus community!

Get more internship experiences!

We have International Scholarships for international students.

On behalf of Everett Community College, welcome to our campus! We would like to take you on a brief tour of Everett Community College, your next educational step.

Our campus community is passionate about your success, and we will do our best to help you reach your goals

Students transfer to many top universities across the USA.

Our faculty will work with you on a personal level to give you the highest level of educational experience.

Our classrooms are much smaller (15-25 students) to help you interact with your classmates and teachers.

We have one of the largest tutoring centers in Washington State.

Leadership opportunities are abundant at Everett Community College and this will help you grow and develop in order to compete and get into some of the best universities in the USA.

We have special working opportunities and scholarships for our international students.

We are located in the center of the Aviation Industry. The largest Boeing manufacturing facility is located within 10 miles (16 kilometers) of the college.

Our staff, in the international office, has extensive experience working and studying abroad. We understand your needs very well.

We will constantly advocate for you and make sure you have the best experience possible.

You will be treated as a member of our family.

Finally, if you decide to join us, we welcome you to Everett Community College and know that you will be in good hands.

Best regards to you and your family.
Everett Community College
International Education Team

Everett Community College International Education Team

Katie Jensen - Dean, Transitional Studies

Vikki King - Program Specialist III

Jeffrey Pannell - Program Specialist IV

Raquel A Parada Giacoman - Student Worker

Grace Setiawan - Student Worker

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For students flying to the US, please be aware of current CDC vaccine requirements.

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Edmonds College, 68th Avenue West, Lynnwood, WA, USA

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Edmonds College, 68th Avenue West, Lynnwood, WA, USA

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Edmonds College, 68th Avenue West, Lynnwood, WA, USA

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Edmonds College is a public community college in Lynnwood, in the metropolitan area of Seattle, Washington, United States. More than 21,000 students annually take courses for credit toward a certificate or degree at the college in Snohomish County, Washington.

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Community Colleges of Spokane, North Riverpoint Boulevard, Spokane, WA, USA

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Community Colleges of Spokane, North Riverpoint Boulevard, Spokane, WA, USA

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Community Colleges of Spokane, North Riverpoint Boulevard, Spokane, WA, USA

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The Perfect Place for You!

We have two great colleges in one beautiful city. Spokane is a friendly and vibrant, filled with great outdoor adventures for all seasons, fantastic restaurants, community events and a perfect lifestyle.

Spokane is also a medium-size city without the hassles of typical city life. We have affordable housing, easy transportation and amazing urban experiences. We love living here and think you will too.

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The Perfect Place for You! We have two great colleges in one beautiful city. Spokane is a friendly and vibrant, filled with great outdoor adventures for all seasons, fantastic restaurants, community events and a perfect lifestyle. Spokane is also a medium-size city without the hassles of typical city life.

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Snow College, College Avenue East, Ephraim, UT, USA

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Snow College, College Avenue East, Ephraim, UT, USA

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Snow College, College Avenue East, Ephraim, UT, USA

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Snow College Center for Global Engagement, International Students

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Tarrant County College - Northeast Campus, West Harwood Road, Hurst, TX, USA

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At Tarrant County College, Success is within Reach

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South Plains College, College Avenue, Levelland, TX, USA

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South Plains College, College Avenue, Levelland, TX, USA

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South Plains College, College Avenue, Levelland, TX, USA

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Application for Admission

Thinking of coming to South Plains College? Whether you are interested in an academic program that will transfer to a university or a technical program that will give you an associate's degree and skills to start a new career, SPC is a great choice. You will find high quality education and career training with an added bonus - personal attention.

SPC offers you:

More than 100 programs of study

Affordable tuition and fees

Career programs that prepare you for success in the job market

State-of-the-art instructional equipment and hands-on training

Small classes and one-on-one training

A college with traditions

At South Plains College, we want you to reach your fullest potential. So we work to support you in clarifying your goals, developing your talents and skills, and challenging you to become an independent, lifelong learner.

SPC students are people who want to improve the quality of their lives. So our success at SPC is measured by the success of students. In preparing you for academic transfer or a satisfying career, faculty and staff take a personal interest in helping you achieve your educational goals.
Already Accepted? REGISTER FOR CLASSES
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Application for Admission Thinking of coming to South Plains College? Whether you are interested in an academic program that will transfer to a university or a technical program that will give you an associate's degree and skills to start a new career, SPC is a great choice.

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Northampton Community College, Green Pond Road, Bethlehem, PA, USA

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Northampton Community College, Green Pond Road, Bethlehem, PA, USA

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Northampton Community College, Green Pond Road, Bethlehem, PA, USA

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Clackamas Community College, Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, OR, USA

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Clackamas Community College, Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, OR, USA

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Clackamas Community College, Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, OR, USA

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Clackamas Community College welcomes students from around the world

CCC is a public, two-year institution located 15 miles south of Portland, Oregon in Oregon City. With a small town atmosphere that is minutes from the largest city in Oregon, CCC offers international students a broad introduction to life in the United States while earning an excellent college education.

Do You Need English Language Training?

Students who need to improve their English language skills can enroll in the Program for Intensive English (PIE), which provides language instruction to prepare students for college-level courses. The program offers classes for all skill levels. Students at the advanced level may co-enroll in some college classes outside of the PIE. Upon completing the PIE, students are guaranteed admission to the college. For more information about the PIE, please email Tina Nikolopoulos, konstantinan@clackamas.edu.

Are You Ready for College?

Students can complete a variety of degree and certificate programs at an affordable cost-about half the cost of university programs. Many CCC students earn a two-year associate's degree before transferring to a university for the final two years of a bachelor's degree. CCC students who earn this degree may enter one of Oregon's four-year universities as a third-year student. CCC also offers a co-admissions program and partners with other four-year institutions in the state. For more information about CCC's degree and certificate programs, contact Michelle Baker at mbaker@clackamas.edu.

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Clackamas Community College welcomes students from around the world CCC is a public, two-year institution located 15 miles south of Portland, Oregon in Oregon City. With a small town atmosphere that is minutes from the largest city in Oregon, CCC offers international students a broad introduction to life in the United States while earning an excellent college education.

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Sinclair Community College, West Third Street, Dayton, OH, USA

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Sinclair Community College, West Third Street, Dayton, OH, USA

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Sinclair Community College, West Third Street, Dayton, OH, USA

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Sinclair Community College offers over 220 associate and certificate programs, including specialized career training and technical areas of study that are in high demand in the Dayton Ohio region. Graduate from school in less than 2 years with the right skills to succeed in today's jobs.

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Lorain County Community College, Abbe Road North, Elyria, OH, USA

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Lorain County Community College, Abbe Road North, Elyria, OH, USA

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Lorain County Community College, Abbe Road North, Elyria, OH, USA

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International Initiatives And Student Services - Lorain County Community College

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College Center, Room CC 205 MaryBeth Yates, Project Coordinator, DSO Phone: 001-440-366-4929 Fax: 001-440-366-4213 Email: myates@lorainccc.edu Thank you for your interest in learning more about Lorain County Community College’s International Program. As an international student considering study…

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Columbus State Community College, East Spring Street, Columbus, OH, USA

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Columbus State Community College, East Spring Street, Columbus, OH, USA

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Columbus State Community College, East Spring Street, Columbus, OH, USA

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Arts,
Humanities, and
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A community college in Columbus, Ohio. You can earn a two-year technical degree, or complete the first two years of your bachelor's degree. We also offer noncredit training, ESL, GED and other services. With an open enrollment policy and the lowest tuition cost in the area, Columbus State is where the world is going.

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Surry Community College, South Main Street, Dobson, NC, USA

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Surry Community College, South Main Street, Dobson, NC, USA

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Surry Community College, South Main Street, Dobson, NC, USA

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Pitt Community College, Pitt Tech Road, Winterville, NC, USA

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Pitt Community College, Pitt Tech Road, Winterville, NC, USA

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Pitt Community College, Pitt Tech Road, Winterville, NC, USA

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Pitt Community College is approved to issue I-20 forms for all associate degree programs, including university transfer Associate in Science or Associate in Arts degrees. These programs prepare students to enter most four-year colleges and universities at the junior level to complete a bachelor's degree.

Why Choose Pitt Community College?

Cheaper Tuition: Students can save $15,000 to $20,000 in tuition costs a year by attending a community college in their first two years.

Smaller Classroom Size: Community colleges offer smaller classroom sizes which allows more personal attention by the instructor.

Academic and Student Support Services: PCC offers tutoring services, academic advising, and student support services to help you achieve academic success.

Quality Programs: PCC offers a wide variety of associate degree and program options taught by highly qualified instructors.

Transfer Agreements: PCC has agreements with many NC four year universities where you can transfer your courses directly into their programs.

Who are you?

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International Students - PCC Global | Pitt Community College

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Pitt Community College is approved to issue I-20 forms for all associate degree programs, including university transfer Associate in Science or Associate in Arts degrees. These programs prepare students to enter most four-year colleges and universities at the junior level to complete a bachelor's degree.

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Guilford Technical Community College, East Main Street, Jamestown, NC, USA

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Guilford Technical Community College, East Main Street, Jamestown, NC, USA

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Guilford Technical Community College, East Main Street, Jamestown, NC, USA

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Davidson-Davie Community College, Davidson Community College Road, Thomasville, NC, USA

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Davidson-Davie Community College, Davidson Community College Road, Thomasville, NC, USA

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Davidson-Davie Community College, Davidson Community College Road, Thomasville, NC, USA

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Healthcare & Wellness

There's a lot more to health care than meets the eye. Yes, we offer several nursing options, but we also offer programs that touch a multitude of other health care areas inside and outside of hospitals. The field of health care is one of the most diverse and includes exciting opportunities such as pharmacy, human and social services, paramedic, health information management and so much more. The medical field continues to grow and thrive and is in need of committed professionals with both technical skills and interpersonal skills.
https://www.davidsondavie.edu/academics/health-care/

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There's a lot more to health care than meets the eye. Yes, we offer several nursing options, but we also offer programs that touch a multitude of other health care areas inside and outside of hospitals.

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Central Piedmont Community College – Central Campus, Elizabeth Avenue, Charlotte, NC, USA

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Central Piedmont Community College – Central Campus, Elizabeth Avenue, Charlotte, NC, USA

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Central Piedmont Community College – Central Campus, Elizabeth Avenue, Charlotte, NC, USA

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Earn an associate degree, work toward a four-year degree, or take a direct path to employment. We offer programs in 12 career fields with more than 55 professional pathways to prepare you for your next step.

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Earn an associate degree, work toward a four-year degree, or take a direct path to employment. We offer programs in 12 career fields with more than 55 professional pathways to prepare you for your next step.

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Tompkins Cortland Community College, North Street, Dryden, NY, USA

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Tompkins Cortland Community College, North Street, Dryden, NY, USA

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Tompkins Cortland Community College, North Street, Dryden, NY, USA

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Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC), Dandini Boulevard, Reno, NV, USA

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Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC), Dandini Boulevard, Reno, NV, USA

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Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC), Dandini Boulevard, Reno, NV, USA

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TMCC provides programs of study leading to degree, certificate and other completion options, university transfer, flexible schedules and affordability.

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College of Southern Nevada Henderson Campus, Henderson, NV, USA

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College of Southern Nevada Henderson Campus, Henderson, NV, USA

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College of Southern Nevada Henderson Campus, Henderson, NV, USA

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ATTENTION:CSN campuses and learning centers have limited operational hours during the Fall 2020 term. Visit theCSN Coronavirus page for updates and important resources for employees and students.

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Southeast Community College, O Street, Lincoln, NE, USA

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Southeast Community College, O Street, Lincoln, NE, USA

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Southeast Community College, O Street, Lincoln, NE, USA

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Northeast Community College, East Benjamin Avenue, Norfolk, NE, USA

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Northeast Community College, East Benjamin Avenue, Norfolk, NE, USA

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Northeast Community College, East Benjamin Avenue, Norfolk, NE, USA

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International Applicants

Who Are International Students?

An "International Student" is any student whose country of citizenship is outside the United States of America and who is present (or wishes to be present) in the U.S. because he/she possesses a current F-1 visa.

Start your international study abroad experience with Northeast. Students from 24 countries chose Northeast in the fall of 2017. Among these, Brazil, Burkina Faso, and Colombia produced the largest number of incoming students.

Complete a two-year degree and start your career or transfer to a four-year college.

If you began your college education at another institution in the United States, you can easily transfer to Northeast.

You must have a high school diploma or equivalent from your home country to apply. If you are admitted, Northeast's Global and Multicultural Engagement staff will work alongside you through the student visa process.

Northeast Community College is located in Norfolk, Nebraska - the heart of the Midwest - but we welcome students from around the world! View our Brochure and the International Student Handbook

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International Students | Become A Student

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An "International Student" is any student whose country of citizenship is outside the United States of America and who is present (or wishes to be present) in the U.S. because he/she possesses a current F-1 visa. Start your international study abroad experience with Northeast. Students from 24 countries chose Northeast in the fall of 2017.

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Metropolitan Community College - South Omaha Campus, Edward Babe Gomez Avenue, Omaha, NE, USA

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Metropolitan Community College - South Omaha Campus, Edward Babe Gomez Avenue, Omaha, NE, USA

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Metropolitan Community College - South Omaha Campus, Edward Babe Gomez Avenue, Omaha, NE, USA

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Metropolitan Community College - Metropolitan Community College

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Metropolitan Community College is Nebraska's largest community college, offering a quality education that's affordable, with multiple, convenient locations throughout the greater Omaha area.

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Welcome! CCC is a great choice for international students who seek a quality education in a safe, affordable environment. CCC offers a vibrant learning environment and first-class educational opportunities with student clubs and activities that will enhance your experience.

Below you will find an outline of the process that potential F-1 international students need to complete in order to be accepted and enrolled. We have included information on this page and on the pages to be downloaded that will be very helpful for students making the decision to attend and then to apply and enroll at our college. Please review all materials carefully and then download, complete, and submit all forms.

Central Community College is located in the center of the state of Nebraska, which is in the middle of the United States. We serve 25 counties in rural Nebraska, and our enrollment for the 2017-18 academic year was more 21,708 students. Students came from 90 counties in Nebraska, 38 other states and 27 other countries.

You will find more about the local communities and the resources available by visiting our Chamber of Commerce websites:
Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce Grand Island Area Chamber of Commerce Hastings Area Chamber of Commerce Kearney Area Chamber of Commerce
To be considered for admission to Central Community College, the following is required. Please note that all overseas correspondence should be sent by air mail, all materials become the property of the college and cannot be returned, and the college will not honor requests for waiver of admission requirements.

Steps to Enroll

Create a CCC account.

Complete an application for admission.

Complete an International Student Supplementary Application.

Complete a Financial Affidavit Form.

Submit English proficiency scores. Take the TOEFL unless the applicant is from Australia, Canada (except Quebec), Common Wealth Caribbean, Ireland, New Zealand or United Kingdom. (Original TOEFL document required. School code is 6584)

TOEFL paper/pencil test - 500minimum score

TOEFL computer-based test - 173 minimum score

Internet-based test - 61 minimum score

Submit official transcripts from all previous educational institutions attended. Transcripts must be translated into the English language. Transfer students must have above average to high quality academic records to be admitted.

Submit copies of your passport, I-94, social security card and Visa.

International students who are currently outside of the United States should apply for admission three to six months before they plan to enter college. The deadline for submission of materials is July 1. CCC international students can only begin coursework in the fall.

If you are currently attending a college in the United States and plan to transfer CCC, you may apply to begin as a student in the fall or spring semester. The deadline for receipt of all application materials is July 1 for the Fall Semester and December 1 for the spring Semester.

Issuance of the Certificate of the Eligibility, Form I-20, will be made only upon completion of all admission requirements through the Student Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) as mandated by the federal government under the Patriot Act. It is the responsibility of the applicant to make all necessary arrangements through official channels for entrance into the United States.

CCC utilizes the recommendations of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO) in identifying countries recognized as utilizing English predominately for industry, government and education.

Countries that are exempt from submitting a TOEFL score:

Australia

Canada (except Quebec)

Common Wealth Caribbean (Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and Trinidad and Tobago)

Republic of Ireland

New Zealand

United Kingdom

Students issued an I-20 must report to Central Community College within 15 days upon arrival into the United States.
International Student Resources
Questions?

Contact Admissions402-562-1296
admissions@cccneb.edu
Columbus:
Grand Island: 308-398-7406
Hastings: 402-461-2422

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Welcome! CCC is a great choice for international students who seek a quality education in a safe, affordable environment. CCC offers a vibrant learning environment and first-class educational opportunities with student clubs and activities that will enhance your experience.

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Dawson Community College, College Drive, Glendive, MT, USA

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Dawson Community College, College Drive, Glendive, MT, USA

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Dawson Community College, College Drive, Glendive, MT, USA

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St. Charles Community College, Mid Rivers Mall Drive, Cottleville, MO, USA

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St. Charles Community College, Mid Rivers Mall Drive, Cottleville, MO, USA

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St. Charles Community College, Mid Rivers Mall Drive, Cottleville, MO, USA

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We are excited you have chosen SCC to be a part of your educational journey. Our international students are an important part of our campus culture! We have several resources for our international students - as well as student clubs, student housing and more! Download the SCC International brochure

Study Abroad

St. Charles Community College will soon offer several life-changing opportunities to students who have demonstrated their academic ability and who may be ready for a new educational and social challenge: a semester abroad.

See the world, make new friends and create experiences that will last a lifetime!

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Normandale Community College, France Avenue South, Bloomington, MN, USA

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Normandale Community College, France Avenue South, Bloomington, MN, USA

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Normandale Community College, France Avenue South, Bloomington, MN, USA

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Requirements | Deadlines | Additional Materials | FAQs | Contact

What is an international student?

Normandale Community College welcomes students from all over the world. An international student is defined as a person seeking admission to the college who is not a U.S. citizen or is not a U.S. immigrant.

Prospective international students may apply to Normandale who are non-immigrants to the United States or seeking an F-1 student visa. (Permanent residents, refugees and political asylees are U.S. immigrants and complete the general admissions process only.)

Study in the States offers free government resources that explain the rules and regulations governing the international student process in the United States.

International Student Admission

For assistance, please contact Antoinette Bowling-Harris, Coordinator of International Student Admissions, 952-358-8207. Click the button below to schedule a virtual appointment. Please note: the appointment times presented are in the United States Central Time Zone.

Please do not use the online application for international admission. Please complete the international application form (we currently not charging the $20 applicaiton fee) . We request that you submit all application materials requested below, digitally (PDF preferred) as attachments to admissions@normandale.edu. Information regarding your admission status will be sent via the email address you provide on our application or your assigned Normandale student email address.

Official transcripts and exam results must be sent from the secondary school and from all colleges/universities attended. Records must be sent in the original language and in English translation. (Note: If the records are not official or original, send certified or attested true copies signed by authorized government official, U.S. embassy staff or a notary public. The college may decline to use any documents submitted.)

Students whose native language is not English must submit one of the following:

Minimum score of 500 on the paper-based Test of the English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), or

Minimum score of 61 on an internet computer-based TOEFL test score, or

Minimum score of 6 on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) academic test only

Minimum score of 85 on the Duolingo online English test

Studentswhosehomecountry'sofficiallanguageisEnglishareexemptfromtheserequirements.OfficialEnglish-speakingcountriesinclude: NOTE:
Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Botswana, British Virgin Islands, Cameroon, Canada (except Quebec), Cayman Islands, Dominica, England, Fiji, Gambia, Ghana, Gibraltar, Grenada, Guyana, Ireland (Northern and Republic of), Jamaica, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Malawi, Malta, Mauritius, Montserrat, Namibia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Papua New Guinea, Scotland, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Solomon Islands, South Africa, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Swaziland, Tanzania, Tonga, Trinidad a nd Tobago, Turks and Caicos Islands, Uganda, United Kingdom, United States, Vanuatu, Wales, Zambia, Zimbabwe.

Immunization records for rubella, mumps, measles, diphtheria, and tetanus is required.

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Deadlines for International Student Admissions

All application requirements must be submitted by the appropriate deadline or the student will be considered for the following term.

Students outside of the United States or who are currently in the U.S. but will be returning home:

Students inside of the United States & who will be remaining in the U.S.:

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Students applying for an F-1 visa: Must show means of adequate financial support by submitting a notarized, current, original bank statement showing a balance of at least $22,108 in U.S. currency to demonstrate adequate financial support to cover all educational and living expenses while you study at Normandale Community College.

If you have a sponsor, your sponsor must submit an Affidavit of Support (I-134) and a notarized, current, original bank statement showing a balance of at least $22,108 in U.S. currency.

The bank statement must be in English, certified by a bank official, and not less than two (2) months old at the time of application.

Students currently attending a U.S. high school: Contact the Admissions Office at (952) 358-8207 to determine the documentation needed for English proficiency.

F-1 Transfer Students: (maintaining F-1 status only) Students who would like to transfer from a U.S. school/college/university:

Submit the International Transfer Release form and copy of current I-20.

Transfering prior college or university course work from a foreign educational institution to Normandale Community College: Students wishing to transfer credit from a university outside of the U.S. must have their transcripts evaluated by an approved academic credentialing agency.

The companies listed below provide acceptable evaluations for a fee. (Order a Course-by-Course evaluation.) -

World Education Services (WES) Chicago Office
P.O. Box 745, Old Chelsea Station
New York, NY 10113
Phone: 1-800-937-3895/ Fax: 212-739-6100

Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE)
P.O. Box 514070
Milwaukee, WI 53203
Phone: 414-289-3400/Fax: 414-289-3411

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Other Important Information:

CORONAVIRUS RESOURCES AND UPDATES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

All F-1 students will need to continue to maintain full-time enrollment of 12 credits or more. The United States Student Exchange and Visitor Program will allow F-1 students to temporarily count online classes towards a full course of study more than the standard limits. For Normandale students, this means you may take some or all your credits online. However, this is a temporary provision and is only in effect for the duration of the emergency. Once the emergency passes, students will need to return to maintaining your status with a minimum of 12 credits each semester and of those credits, nine (9) must be on-campus.

Frequently Asked Questions for International Students

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For assistance, please contact Antoinette Bowling-Harris, Coordinator of International Student Admissions, at Normandale Community College, Office of Admissions, 9700 France Avenue, Bloomington, MN 55431, telephone: (952) 358-8207, facsimile: (952) 358-8230.

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Northern Essex Community College, Elliott Street, Haverhill, MA, USA

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Northern Essex Community College, Elliott Street, Haverhill, MA, USA

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Northern Essex Community College, Elliott Street, Haverhill, MA, USA

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International Students at Northern Essex Community College

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We offer international students an affordable and supportive education with small class sizes, accessible and caring faculty, and a diverse student body.

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Northwestern Michigan College, East Front Street, Traverse City, MI, USA

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Northwestern Michigan College, East Front Street, Traverse City, MI, USA

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Northwestern Michigan College, East Front Street, Traverse City, MI, USA

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Northwestern Michigan College is a publicly funded community college that serves more than 50,000 learners annually throughout the Grand Traverse region and beyond. NMC offers associate degrees and professional certificates, and bachelor’s degrees through the Great Lakes Maritime Academy and Great L…

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Middlesex Community College, Springs Road, Bedford, MA, USA

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Middlesex Community College, Springs Road, Bedford, MA, USA

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Middlesex Community College, Springs Road, Bedford, MA, USA

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Southern Maine Community College, Fort Road, South Portland, ME, USA

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Southern Maine Community College, Fort Road, South Portland, ME, USA

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Southern Maine Community College, Fort Road, South Portland, ME, USA

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SMCC is Maine's largest, oldest and most diverse community college with nearly 6,000 students, over 40 degree programs, 2 campuses and 7 satellite locations. Get to know us better. More "

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Kirkwood Community College, Kirkwood Boulevard Southwest, Cedar Rapids, IA, USA

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Kirkwood Community College, Kirkwood Boulevard Southwest, Cedar Rapids, IA, USA

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Kirkwood Community College, Kirkwood Boulevard Southwest, Cedar Rapids, IA, USA

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International Focus, Individual Impact

Global Learning advances the college as a global learning community by fostering intercultural learning experiences for faculty, staff and students. Global Learning is responsible for international student admission, international student services and advising, study abroad programming and advising, the English Language Acquisition course sequence, immigrant and English language learner services, and managing the college's international partnerships and grant programs.

#1 community college in Iowa for international student enrollment

160 students study abroad each year

#8 in the U.S. for students studying abroad

Learn English

You can learn English, and Kirkwood has 2 options to help! As an English Language Learner you can choose your focus.

English as a Second Language (ESL)
Study English to help improve your job opportunities. Kirkwood's free English as a Second Language non-credit courses help you to be prepared for the workforce.
Learn More About ESL
English Language Acquisition (ELA)
English Language Acquisition courses help you to become academically ready for college by helping you practice your speaking and writing skills. Classes are for academic credit and classes are taught entirely in English, which helps prepare you for continuing your education at Kirkwood. Financial aid is available for those who qualify.
Learn More About ELA

Which One is Right for Me? ESL and ELA Quick Comparison.

English as a Second Language (ESL)

English Language Acquisition (ELA)

Free/no tuition

Tuition (limited financial assistance available)

Non-credit

Earn elective college credit

Beginner/advanced classes available

Beginner/advanced classes available

Classes cover all skills - enroll in one class at a time

Classes focus on one skill - enroll in multiple classes at a time

90-minute classes, 4 days per week

Classes available 5 days per week

7-week classes start in July, September, October, January, and March

16-week classes start in August and January; summer classes start in May and July

Learn academic and workforce-based language skills

Learn academic English for college

Personalized instruction

Personalized instruction

Small class sizes

Small class sizes

Highly qualified instructors

Highly qualified instructors

Pathway navigation assistance

Pathway navigation assistance

"I would say the best thing about the Kirkwood experience is how friendly and helpful all the faculty and students are. You're able to make real connections with your classmates and especially your professors."

Mary Kariuki,
Nyahururu, Kenya

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Global Learning advances the college as a global learning community by fostering intercultural learning experiences for faculty, staff and students. Global Learning is responsible for international student admission, international student services and advising, study abroad programming and advising, the English Language Acquisition course sequence, immigrant and English language learner services, and managing the college's international partnerships and grant programs. #1 community college in Iowa for international student enrollment 160 students study abroad each year #8 in the U.S.