This section is for Non-U.S. Citizen/Permanent Resident Student who requires a visa to study in the United States (non-immigrant students); an international student may be either a Freshman or a Transfer student.
Deadlines: (Rolling Admissions)
Priority scholarship consideration:
Spring - November 1
Fall - Early Action I: November 1, Early Action II: November 15, Regular Decision: February 1
*We have extended the early action 1 deadline to Wednesday, November 7th.
Note: Applications are due on or by the deadline.
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Your completed application
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$50 (U.S.) nonrefundable application fee
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Official secondary school transcript in the original language, accompanied by a translation if not in English, and sent directly to Admissions by your secondary school. They must be either originals with a school seal and/or signature OR copies certified by authorized persons.
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Standardized Test Scores (optional, with exceptions): standardized test scores (SAT or ACT) are optional for all students applying for admission with the exception of applicants to the programs of Elementary and Secondary Education. Additional details can be found on the Test Optional Policy page, on the website.
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Official IB transcript - if applicable - sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admission along with course syllabi.
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Application essay (on any topic of your choice - 250-500 words)
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Letter(s) of recommendation from a school (secondary/college/ university) official (only one is required)
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Program Requirements
(Architecture, Performing Arts, Secondary Education, Elementary Education Graphic Design Communication, Creative Writing & Visual Arts)
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Official TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or IELTS (International English Language Testing System) (RWU does not require the TOEFL or IELTS. However, if you have taken the TOEFL or IELTS, please submit these scores.)
Transfer Students (International)
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Official secondary school graduation diploma in the original language, accompanied by a translation if not in English, and sent directly to Admissions by your secondary school. They must be either originals with a school seal and/or signature OR copies certified by authorized persons.
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Official university/post-secondary transcript(s) in the original language, accompanied by a translation if not in English, and sent directly to Admissions from each institution attended since secondary school completion
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Course descriptions or syllabi of all courses you have taken. You may also send the academic catalog from every college you have attended.
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WES Evaluation (if requested)
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