In addition to completing the standard requirements for the application process, international students looking to study on campus will also have to submit the following

• Proof of English proficiency
• Certificate of finances scholarship letter. You are encouraged to submit a letter or statement from a bank listing the required amount of assured financial support necessary.

International students should apply to the term in which they will begin their graduate program at The University of Scranton. If you required an English transition program, please apply to Scranton for the term in which your English transition program will be completed and you are ready to begin graduate coursework.

Proof of English Proficiency

Applicants that are from non English speaking countries are required to submit proof of English proficiency. This proof can be achieved in a number of ways

• Submission of an official TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) score report indicating a score of at least 80 on the internet based test
• Submission of an official IELTS (International English Language Testing System) score report indicating a minimum score of overall band 6.5 
• Submission of an official Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic score of 53
• Submission of an official Duolingo score report indicating a score of at least 105
• Attendance and successful completion of Marywood University's IEP program
• Attendance at an ELS Language Center with completion of Level 112 Submission of an official completion certificate and transcript are required
• Attendance at the English Language Institute at The University of Delaware with completion of academic Level 6 with grades of B plus or higher  Submission of an official transcript is required
• Attendance at The Language Company with completion of Level 9 and the Advanced Proficiency Level  Submission of an official completion certificate and transcript are required
• Submission of an official STEP (Society for Testing English Proficiency) score of at least Pre 1st grade. Some graduate programs may require a 1st grade score. This exam is offered exclusively to Japanese students by the Society for Testing English Proficiency.

I 20 Information

To be eligible to receive a form I 20 from The University of Scranton, in addition to the academic requirements, you must submit an official certificate of finances. Once you have received a full admission letter and have electronically confirmed your enrollment, the I 20 is issued. You cannot be issued an I 20 until you have been offered full admission and confirmed your enrollment.

Once your visa is approved, prior to arrival in the United States, a $6,000.00 USD non refundable enrollment deposit is required. If you enroll at The University of Scranton, this non refundable enrollment deposit will be applied directly to your first semester tuition. If you transfer your I 20 out of The University of Scranton or enter the United States on The University of Scranton I 20, but do not enroll in classes for your first semester, this $6,000 USD enrollment deposit is non refundable.

Please be sure to request that your application documents be sent to the address below

• The University of Scranton
• Office of International Admissions  The Estate
• Rear 223 Monroe Avenue
• Scranton, PA 18510

https://www.scranton.edu/academics/graduate-education/international-students.shtml 

June 1: Application and all official documents due for admission into the fall term.
Nov. 1: Application and all official documents due for admission into the spring term.
March 1: Application and all official documents due for admission into the summer term.

Counseling programs applicants have a preferred application deadline of Nov. 15 and a standard deadline of March 1.

The following programs only accept applications to begin in the fall term:

• Master of Health Administration
• Master of Science in Biochemistry, Chemistry and Clinical Chemistry
• Master of Science in Software Engineering
• Doctor of Business Administration

https://www.scranton.edu/academics/graduate-education/international-students.shtml  

Click Here for Undergraduate Application
Click Here for Graduate Application

Application Procedures - Undergraduate

Start the application online using the link provided above.

Application Coding: In the online application, students must indicate they are working with Indo Global Studies. We cannot offer commission for your applicants unless the coding procedures are completed correctly. When submitting the application in the Common application portal. 

Please find the screenshot below.

 Note – Please share tagging proof, student details and online application login credentials to admissions@indoglobalstudies.org after submitting the application.

Application Procedures - Graduate Applicants

Start the application online using the link provided above.

Application Coding: In the online application, students must indicate they are working with Indo Global Studies. We cannot offer commission for your applicants unless the coding procedures are completed correctly. When submitting the application in the University of Scranton portal, please answer 'Yes' to the question ‘Are you currently working with an international partner agency?' Then type Indo Global Studies as the agency name. 

Please find the screenshot below.

Document Submission: All documents can be uploaded to the university application portal. Documents can be uploaded both before the application is submitted and after application submission by logging back into the university application portal. The financial documents are required to issue an admission decision.

 Note – Please share tagging proof, student details and online application login credentials to admissions@indoglobalstudies.org after submitting the application.