Revised: 11/2019

International Student (Transfer I-20) _______________________________________

(Applicant’s Name)

Required Document Checklist for Admissions • Please COMPLETE this checklist and submit ALL the applicable items.

• If submitting by email, DO NOT TAKE PICTURES of documents. YOU MUST NEATLY SCAN.

Completed Application for Admission Form

Including a Typed, 1-2 page Cover Letter.

Please include a recent digital photo of your head and face.

Transfer Eligibility Form, Copy of Current I-20 & Copy of OPT end date (if applicable) Student must be in “In Status” and “Eligible” to transfer.

Official Academic Records of Highest Level of Education Sealed Official Transcripts ((NO copies, scans, kiosk print outs, or e-transcripts).

Scanned color PDF of your Official Diploma or Certificate of Graduation.

If your transcript and diploma are not in English, you must also submit a Certified Englishtranslation of those documents (www.quicklytranslate.com).

We must retain your official transcripts for a minimum of 5 years (see SU Catalog).

Original Transcript Evaluation Report or IES Form (if your degree is from outside of the United States)

Students who have studied in foreign institutions must have their transcripts evaluated throughan approved Credential Evaluation company. See reverse for more information. You may do thison your own or pay the $110 fee and use our evaluation company IES.

English Language Proficiency Verification: See Attached for ALL English Proficiency Verification Options.

You may take our online English Assessment Exam for $60.

Korean speakers applying for the Korean Culinary Arts program are exempt.

Photocopies of Passport, US Visa and I-94 (https://i94.cbp.dhs.gov/I94/#/recent-search) If you have dependents, please provide their visa and passport copies as well.

Official Bank Statement of $10,000 USD or more within the last 6 months

Need to have at least $3,000 for each dependent

A Sponsor may provide their bank statement & complete the Affidavit of Financial Support.

Signed WASC Accreditation Disclosure & Signed Enrollment Forms

Application Fee (non-refundable): Pay by Credit Card, Cash, or Money Order.

International Student - $200.00 (fees are only valid for only 1 academic year.)

U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident - $100 (must submit evidence)

Each dependent - $100.00 (Only for Initial I-20’s)

$110 IES fee (Transcript Evaluation)

$150 Global fee if you would like your documents mailed directly to you.

Any Questions? Contact Office of Admissions and Records Tel: 714-539-6561/ Fax: 714-539-6542 / Email: admissions@stantonuniversity.com

Revised: 01/2019

Foreign Transcript Evaluation Agencies

In order to be admitted to Stanton University, all students who are submitting academic records from an institution outside of the United States must have those foreign transcripts evaluated and verified by an evaluation organization that has been accredited by the Association of International Credential Evaluators (AICE) or the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES) or the American Evaluation Association (AEA).

Stanton University only requires Document to Document evaluations. We do not require Course by Course evaluations. Note that costs below are subject to change and do not include English translation fees.

The following are organizations that we recommend:

Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE) https://www.ece.org/ECE $85 – High School & University degree evaluations

SpanTran www.spantran.com $85 – High School & University degree evaluations

Globe Language Services (GLS) www.globelanguage.com $90 – High School & University degree evaluations

Academic Credential Evaluation Institute, Inc. (ACEI) www.acei-global.org $95 – High School and University degree evaluation

American Education Research Corporation (AERC) www.aerc-eval.com $50 – High School degree evaluation $100 – Bachelor’s degree evaluation $150 – Master’s degree evaluation

World Education Services, Inc. (WES) www.wes.org $100 – High School degree evaluation $160 – University degree evaluations

I-20 Program End Date Extension RequestStudents are responsible for managing their own I-20 program end dates. You can check your ‘Degree Audit’ by yourself on Populi to see how close you are to graduating. If you have questions, you may make an appointment with your program director.

Guidelines:1. You need to be within six months before the program end date on your I-20.2. You need to have your request reviewed by the Academic Dean.3. If your request is approved, you will need to make a $100 payment to complete the request.

Instructions:Please complete and submit this form to Ms. Jordan Thomas (jthomas@stantonuniversity.com). Once your request has been approved, you will be instructed to pay over the phone or via Populi.

Important: If your program end date expires and you do not have your Extension Request approved, you may lose your F-1 status.

First Name:

Student ID:

Email:

Last Name:

Date of Birth (mm/dd/yyyy):

Address:

Phone:

Current Program End Date:

Reason for extension:

Payment processed by

Office Only

Remaining Units: ______ units, as of ___ / ___ / ______

Payment Date

Estimated last quarter: Fall / Winter / Spring / Summer, 20____

November 2019

꙱ Approved ꙱ Denied

Academic Dean's Signature: _____________________Date: _____________________