Washington University defines an international =
student as a=20
citizen or Permanent Resident of a country other than the United States, =
and who=20
will be studying in the United States on a temporary =
visa.
The Application Process-At-A-Glance for Prospective =
International=20
Students
- Submit the Pre-Application Data Sheet/Supplement.=20
This brief Data Sheet can be submitted on paper or =
online. While=20
you can submit this form at any time before the deadline, we encourage =
you to=20
submit it as soon as possible. Once we have received the Data Sheet, =
we will=20
send you a paper copy of the Common Application, and we will open your =
application file so that we are prepared to receive your other =
application=20
materials.
- Submit the Common Application or Universal College =
Application.=20
The Common Application may be submitted on paper or =
online at http://www.commonapp.org/. After you have =
submitted your=20
Pre-Application Data Sheet, we will mail you a paper copy of the =
Common=20
Application. If you prefer, you may submit the Universal College =
Application=20
in place of the Common Application. You should submit either =
the=20
Common Application or the Universal College Application, but =
not=20
both. The Universal College Application is available online at http://www.universalcollegeapp.com/. Both the =
Common=20
Application and the Universal College Application include the essay=20
questions.
- Submit the $55 Application Fee.
You may =
submit a $55=20
personal check in the amount of $55 (U.S. dollars), made payable to =
Washington=20
University. Be sure to include the applicant=E2=80=99s name on the =
check. If you=20
prefer to pay the application fee using MasterCard, Visa, or Discover, =
you may=20
do so when you submit the Pre-Application Data Sheet online or when =
you check=20
the status of your application on our Web site. You should =
submit the=20
$55 payment only once. Do not send cash.
- Submit your Support Materials (freshman applicants).=20
In addition to the application forms and essay, freshman=20
applicants must submit the following supporting materials by the =
deadlines:=20
School Report and Official Transcript, Teacher Evaluation, SAT or ACT =
Scores,=20
TOEFL or IELTS (for students whose first language is not English), and =
portfolio (optional for students applying to the College of =
Architecture and=20
College of Art).
Submit your Support Materials (transfer=20
applicants).
In addition to the application forms and =
essay,=20
applicants for transfer admission must submit the following supporting =
materials by the deadlines: Instructor Evaluation and College =
Official=E2=80=99s=20
Report, SAT or ACT scores, TOEFL or IELTS (for students whose first =
language=20
is not English), high school transcript, college transcript, and =
portfolio=20
(required for students applying to the College of Art and College of=20
Architecture).
- Submit the Midyear Report (freshman applicants). =
The=20
Midyear Report is an important component of our evaluation process. =
Your=20
counselor should mail us this form and an updated transcript as soon =
as=20
possible after January 1. If you are applying Early Decision, you =
must=20
submit your first marking period grades in order to complete your=20
application.
Submit the Mid-Semester Progress Report =
(transfer=20
applicants).
If you are in your first year of college, =
you must=20
present at least one completed semester of full-time college work with =
your=20
application for transfer admission or submit a completed Mid-Semester =
Progress=20
Report. All applicants for spring admission are required to submit =
this form=20
for admission consideration.
- Apply for Financial Assistance. If you wish to be =
considered for financial assistance based on need, you must submit =
separate=20
applications. Pl=
ease=20
click here for more information.
- Apply for Academic Scholarships (freshman applicants). =
If=20
you wish to be considered for merit-based scholarships, you must =
submit=20
separate applications. Please go to Acad=
emic=20
Scholarship & Fellowship Programs for deadlines, applications, =
and=20
more information.
- Check your Progress. Click here to =
check the=20
status of your application on our Web site. When you check your =
status,=20
you can see what pieces of your application are missing, verify your=20
application data, pay your application fee, and even link to a site =
where you=20
can check the status of your application for financial assistance. =
Our Web=20
site is the only accurate source of information regarding the status =
of your=20
application to Washington University; please check it =
regularly.
To learn more about Washington University, to obtain specific =
materials, or=20
if you have questions about the processing of your application, please=20
contact:
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
Washington University
One=20
Brookings Drive
PO Box 3403
St. Louis, MO 63143-0403
E-mail: =
admissions@wustl.edu