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É«É«À² Michigan University asks all students to complete an online application. International applicants will need the following to successfully complete this application: 

1. Copy of passport identification page.
2. Proof of English language proficiency.

3. Transcripts from all secondary and post-secondary schools attended or currently attending, including diplomas, examination results, mark sheets and certificates.* Please also upload the official grading scales of your transcripts. Unofficial transcripts and other academic documents are acceptable for admission decision-making. Uploaded documents will show as received only AFTER an admissions counselor has completed the evaluation. 

   The Office of International Student and Scholar Services (I3S) may accept credential evaluation reports from certain credential evaluation services to make admission decision at É«É«À² Michigan University for undergraduate and graduate international admissions. Although it is not required, we strongly encourage submission of evaluation reports to expedite application processing and decision-making. Admitted and enrolled students are required to send your official high school or university transcripts and proof of degree before the beginning of the second semester of your studies. Following are the evaluation agencies that you may use to get your transcripts evaluated: The Evaluation Company - É«É«À² is a proud partner of The Evaluation Company, which offers a partnership discount. Click to receive your discounted evaluation. World Education Services: Educational Credential Evaluators: Academic Evaluation Services: Global Credential Evaluators:

4. $100 non-refundable application fee.

5. Proof of sufficient funds for the first academic year of study at É«É«À² according to estimated cost of attendance. Proof of sufficient funds is a bank statement in your own name for cost of attendance. If the bank statement is not in your own name, then additionally provide a letter signed by your financial sponsor indicating that they will pay your cost of attendance.

   Exception to the signed sponsorship letter/affidavit of support: a financial/bank statement is acceptable without a signed sponsorship letter/affidavit of support if it is in the name of either of the parents displayed on the passport page or other government-issued ID.

*Official Transcripts

Official transcripts can be sent from the issuing institutions to É«É«À² in the following ways:

• Electronic: Transcripts can be emailed directly to @email by the issuing institution.
• Mail: Transcripts can be mailed to Office of International Student and Scholar Services, É«É«À² Michigan University, 1903 W Michigan Ave, Kalamazoo, MI 49008-5246.
• Hand-delivered: Transcripts in a sealed envelope from the issuing institution can be dropped off in the office of International Student and Scholar Services in 3110 Faunce Student Services Building.

*Official Test Scores

• Scores can be sent directly from a testing agency to É«É«À² Michigan University. É«É«À² Michigan University's code is 1902 for TOEFL and SAT.
• Score reports generated by a testing entity can be mailed, emailed or hand-delivered. Follow the instructions laid out in the transcript section above for more information.

Documents sent by the student cannot be accepted as official. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at @email or at (269) 387-5865.

If any document is not issued in English, also provide an official English Translation of each document.

English Language Proficiency

Cost of Attendance 

The tuition rates for É«É«À² Michigan University are set by the Board of Trustees each July for the following academic year. Current tuition and fee rates are available through the É«É«À² Registrar's Office. Note that aviation flight science should expect additional flight fees. 

For immigration purposes, international students must provide proof of sufficient funds for the first academic year of study at É«É«À² based on an estimated calculation of the total cost of attendance which includes tuition, fees and living expenses.

An additional $4000 per year will be required if the student plans to bring a dependent.  The student must also be prepared to meet increasing costs due to inflation and other fluctuating economic conditions on a continuing basis.

Information on Exchange Visitor Program Eligibility

Initial application requests for Forms DS-2019 for J-1 academic student category may be issued based on the following eligibility criteria, provided all other requirements for international admission are met:

• Program is carried out pursuant to a written agreement between É«É«À² and a foreign academic institution or foreign government;
• Program or student is financed by the US government, student's home country government or qualifying international organization pursuant to federal regulations; or
• Student is supported substantially by funding from any source other than personal or family funds, which must be at least 50 percent of funding for the entire program at the time of application.

For current enrolled É«É«À² J-1 students who are matriculating between levels:

É«É«À² J-1 students matriculating between levels may be eligible for a Form DS-2019 to continue studies with proof of É«É«À² full assistantship/associateship for at least one year of funding with possibility of renewal, provided all other eligibility requirements are met. The Form DS-2019 will be noted accordingly. Additional proof of funding required for dependents.

Scholarships  

A scholarship is an award of financial aid for a student to further their education and can be awarded upon various criteria that might include academic merit and demonstration of financial need. The É«É«À² Michigan University Haenicke Institute for Global Education offers a merit-based award to international students who meet the selection criteria. Some scholarships are also offered through É«É«À² Michigan University academic departments and have various application times and deadlines. 

Learn more about scholarships 

Proof of Sufficient Funds 

For immigration purposes, international students must provide proof of sufficient funds for the first academic year of study at É«É«À² according to the following estimated costs of attendance which includes estimates on tuition, fees and living expenses for the fall and spring semesters. Note that the College of Engineering, the College of Fine Arts and the Haworth College of Business have differential tuition rates.

*Living expenses account for room and board, books and supplies and medical insurance. 

The figures above are calculated estimates for immigration purposes only. For an individual estimate of expected cost of attendance, visit the É«É«À² Registrar's Office. 

For students needing visas, it is recommended to apply early. The U.S. government will allow for prospective students to apply for their F visas up to 365 days in advance. Please note, students will still only be allowed to enter the United States within 30 days of their program's start date. View consular processing times here: 

 Application deadlines vary by semester and term dates. 

The É«É«À² application system will not accept late submissions. If your application deadline has passed, you may email @email. We cannot guarantee late-admission to the desired semester but we will do our best to process the application.

Credit Equivalencies 

É«É«À² Michigan University students who have completed university-level academic credit at another institution may be able to apply some of those credits toward a É«É«À² degree. 
 

Credit equivalencies for select partner institutions are available. 

Credit Equivalencies 

Guidelines for Transfer Credits  

The following are É«É«À²'s basic guidelines regarding transfer of credits. 

• Credit evaluations will not be processed until a student has been admitted to É«É«À².
• Transfer credits will only be considered for institutions reported on your admission application.
• Credit evaluations are only conducted for undergraduate students; graduate-level students must meet with applicable academic advisors to request transfer credits. 
• The International Admissions and Services office must receive an official transcript (original transcript) before a credit evaluation can be requested. Note: Photocopies of official transcripts, faxed copies of official transcripts or scanned copies of official transcripts are not considered official. 
• Official transcripts received from an institution outside of the United States must include an English translation.
• If the attended institution from which a student wishes to have credits transferred is outside the U.S., the international institution must be recognized by the country's Ministry of Higher Education or equivalent government agency.
• Normal processing time for a credit evaluation is at least 10 business days. 
• For the evaluation of some transfer courses, it may be necessary for students to provide detailed course descriptions and syllabus. 

Undergraduates who are currently attending other colleges or universities may apply for "guest" student status at É«É«À² Michigan University. É«É«À² offers a variety of courses to help guest students complete degree programs at their primary institutions.