Students who are U.S. citizens or have permanent resident alien (green card) status are classified as domestic students; all others are classified as international students. An international student may not register for courses until full acceptance to Heritage University has been granted. For admission, submit to the Admissions Office the following documents:
1. A completed application for admission including an essay or writing sample. Graduate students submit a statement of purpose/expectation instead of the writing sample.
2. A certified transcript from high school or equivalent studies and from each college/university attended. These documents require a translated version in English. See further information in the following section.
3. A non-refundable application processing fee of $150.00 (U.S. funds).
4. A completed Heritage University “Confirmation of Financial Resources” reflecting a balance of $17,692 U.S. dollars available to the students.
5. Satisfactory proof of English proficiency by one of the following:
a) Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with a minimum score of 500 (173 computer based) for undergraduate and 550 (213 computer based) for graduate application.
b) Transcript from a U.S. school verifying completion of an English as a Second Language (ESL) Program reflecting satisfactory progress.
c) High school instruction taught in English and verified by a transcript.
6. Personal provision must be made for housing and transportation since Heritage University does not provide student housing and public transportation is not available in the area.
- An I-20 form is issued only when all the above materials have been submitted, evaluated, and the student is admitted. This document authorizes the student to request proper visa to study at Heritage University
- It is recommended students meet with the Admission Director and their academic advisor upon arrival.
- These requirements may change if required by U.S. federal authorities. Consult with the Admissions Office for latest information.