Domestic Student         

1. A completed signed and dated admission application.
2. Application fee $85.00 (*) made payable to San Ignacio University. (non-refundable)
3. Copy of high school diploma and or High School Transcripts, GED (General Education Diploma), or proof of post-secondary education. All documents and educational credentials, if they are not in English and must be translated and     evaluated by companies that are members of the National Association of     Credential Evaluation Services (NACES). For a complete list of approved     evaluation services, please visit: www.naces.org  
4. Copy of valid Government Issued Picture Identification (upon admissions).

International Student

1. Completed signed and dated international application form.
2. Application fee $85.00 (*) made payable to San Ignacio University (non-refundable)
3. Financial statement or certified bank letter in English demonstrating full tuition funds available, along with living expenses capability to cover a minimum of one     year (12 months) of tuition and fees, books and supplies, living and any other necessary expenses during your studies. (Amounts must be in or converted to USD currency). A minimum of $23,000 USD
4. Affidavit of support form if there is a sponsor and a copy of the sponsor’s ID.
5. Copy of high school diploma and or High School Transcripts, GED (General Education Diploma), or proof of post-secondary education. All documents and educational credentials, if they are not in English and must be translated and     evaluated by companies that are members of the National Association of     Credential Evaluation Services (NACES). For a complete list of approved     evaluation services, please visit: www.naces.org
6. If a student’s native language is not English, proficiency in English must be established see below for policy.
7. Copy of SEVIS / I-901 Receipt https://www.fmjfee.com      

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English Language Proficiency Requirements

The University requires all non-native English speakers to demonstrate a command of the English language that is necessary for success in college level classes taught in English. Student taking classes in Spanish are exempt from the English proficiency exams.

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