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Admissions
Information
Graduate
students - please visit the Graduate
Admissions webpage for information on applying to
the University of North Dakota. International
students apply online to graduate programs at UND!
Undergraduate
Application For Admission
Required
documents
(All forms to be filled out in English. The online application is prefered, or the downloadable form completed using the fill-able Adobe .pdf document.)
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Official
records from each secondary or middle school, university
and/or professional school attended (certified
copies) These records should cover the entire secondary
school, university and/or professional school period,
not just the latest institution attended. Your application
will not be considered until your secondary school
records are in our office.
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- TOEFL
(Test of English as a Foreign Language) score (1 copy)
or completion of ELS
Language Centers' Level 112 intensive,
to be sent directly from the College Entrance Exam
Board. Any student, whose first language is not English,
must take this test in order to be considered for
admission no matter how long the student has been
in the U.S. or how many English courses the student
has completed.
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Application
fee of $35 (U.S. Funds) .
Download
the required forms
The
above mentioned forms can be downloaded, along
with additional information, in Adobe Acrobat
format by clicking below.
Financial
Responsibility and Assistance
Students must have assured financial
resources in U.S. Funds for each academic year they
plan to be a student at the University of North
Dakota. Click
here for amounts.
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International
Students Transferring
from another institution in the United States
International students who are applying
for admission as transfer students from another United
States college or university are required to complete:
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International
Student Transfer form - The transfer
form must be completed and then signed by the international
student advisor at the student's current institution
and returned to UND prior to admission.
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A transfer student must be in
good academic standing and eligible to return
to any college or university attended. Students
transferring to UND must have maintained at least
a 2.0 or 'C' average at the institution previously
attended. The transfer student is not at liberty
to disregard any part of his or her previous college
record.
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I-20
issuance for International Transfer Students
Please note that
only one school can have access to your SEVIS record
at any one time. When you indicate your intent
to transfer to UND, your advisor will update your
SEVIS record with a "release date" (most
likely the end of your current semester).
Only once that release date has passed will UND
be able to access your SEVIS record and issue you
a new I-20 form. If you are leaving the U.S.
during a vacation period, you must make sure that
you use your new I-20 from UND when you re-enter
the U.S. after your trip. Please contact the
International Student Advisor at UND if you have
questions about the transfer process. (701) 777-4118.
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Transfer
Credit from International Institutions
If transferring from
a college or university outside of the United States,
a course-by-course evaluation of non-U.S. post-secondary
credentials is required. The evaluation form may
be obtained from the Admissions Office or at www.wes.org
. The form must be submitted with official transcripts/academic
records from all post-secondary schools attended,
along with word-for-word English translations. There
will be a cost for the service charged by the World
Education Service.
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