Bachelor of Education

United States University is authorized under federal law to enroll nonimmigrant students in its degree programs. International students must meet the same admissions requirements as all other prospective students. To be considered for admission, prospective international students must be eligible to apply for a student visa (F-1) or be in a temporary residency status that does not require a change of status in order to attend the University.

The University does not provide U.S. visa services to nonimmigrant students, but it does comply with all requirements of the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP). Any charges related to visa services are the sole responsibility of the student.

To be considered for admission to the University as an international student, all students must meet the University’s general admission and programmatic admission requirements as well as the requirements listed below:

• Completed International Application Form
• The University’s language of instruction is English. Students must provide proof of English proficiency. The following methods can be submitted to satisfy this requirement:
• A minimum TOEFL* iBT score of 61. Scores are valid for up-to two (2) years after the test date.
• TOEFL School Code 6076
• A minimum IELTS score of 6.0. Scores are valid for up-to two (2) years after the test date.
• Students may meet the English proficiency requirement if they have taken and successfully completed at least one (1) academic year of post-secondary coursework when English is the medium of instruction as evidenced by official documentation.
• A student is not required to take TOEFL or IELTS if the student is from a country where English is the primary/official language.
Financial Documents
• Financial Support Declaration that certifies that sufficient funds are available for the student (and dependents if applicable) at the University for at least one academic year and barring unforeseen circumstances, that adequate funding will be available from the same or equally dependable sources for subsequent years for the full course of study. The declaration must be signed by the student and/or sponsor.
• Bank statements certified by a bank official showing one (1) year cost of attendance.
• U. S. Immigration law prohibits waiver of the financial guarantee. Without this certified information, the I-20 cannot be issued. The financial declaration must be current, within 6 month(s) of the student’s starts date at the University.
• Financial documents must be provided directly to the Designated School Official (DSO) at [email protected]. Please include your student ID in subject line when emailing DSO.
Copy of passport with photo and address pages. Copies of visas and most recent I-94, if applicable.

International students must submit their session's tuition and fees in full, no later than 10 business days prior to the session start in order to participate in class. There are no deferments of payments for tuition and fees.