Submitting The Application

Once you have the appropriate test scores, you will need to review the admissions, application forms, transcripts from high school (or the foreign equivalent, along with an official US evaluation of the foreign credits), and sometimes an essay. A number of schools also have their own admissions tests that you must take. Whether or not you are granted admission will depend on all these factors, especially the grades you have got in the past, and your test scores. There is almost always an application fee that must be enclosed before your application can be considered. You should use a cashier'#s check, money order or personal check from a US bank to pay the fees, or, if they accept credit cards, that'#s an option. If you are transferring money from abroad, make sure it'#s an international money order or check. 

In addition to the application form and fee, the following documents must also be sent:

1. Academic Details
   Certified, official transcripts (both original and English translations of all university courses which have been completed or attempted). The undergraduate transcript should specify the degree earned. Copies should be sent directly to our office by the Registrar of your undergraduate and/or graduate university or institute.
2. Recommendation Letters
   Submit 2 letters in support of your application or two completed reference forms (provided by the Office of Graduate and Continuing Education) directly to the college from academic teachers, counselor, or sponsors.
3. Proof of English Aptitude
   Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score. US education. US have more information on the TOEFL and IELTS.
4. Affidavit Of Financial Support
   You will require preparing an Affidavit of Financial Support and Bank Statement in order to qualify for a student visa. The school will also require this before accepting an international student. In brief, you need to prove that you can pay the cost of attending your college, and the cost of living while in the US. This form must also include an attached bank statement to show that you have the funds. Everything needs to be an original and not a photocopy. This implies that you have to make copies for yourself.

While sending so many important documents, including originals, it'#s best to send them via express, registered or certified mail. Check the school'#s requirements and what they accept.