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Learn why ĢƵ in Washington, D.C. is home to more than 1,830 international students.
ĢƵ is a diverse body of students, who represent all 50 states and 110countries. Many of our students are international, as well as U.S. citizens (“U.S. Global Nomads”) from secondary schools outside the United States, who bring a unique perspective to our community of changemakers. If you're looking for a school that will challenge you intellectually and provide you with access to one of the most international cities in the world, look no further.
ĢƵ in Washington, D.C.
Learn why ĢƵ in Washington, D.C. is home to more than 1,830 international students.
Our international and U.S. Global Nomad students come from all over the world to attend ĢƵ!
Learn about the many opportunities and experiences available to international students and U.S. Global Nomads.
Hear our ĢƵ diplomats share their thoughts on why they chose ĢƵ!
Resources to assist your international and U.S. Global Nomad students in the college admissions’ process.
From college fairs to information sessions, we are hosting a number of remote events for International students and U.S. Global Nomads.
Learn more about how to apply to ĢƵ as a first-year international student or U.S. Global Nomad.
ĢƵ offers a variety of special academic programs to which prospective first-year students can apply to.
ĢƵ will accept a maximum of 30 credit hours from one or a combination of specific tests
The ĢƵ Emerging Global Leader Scholarships promoteeducational access and opportunity while enhancing international diversity.
ĢƵ's merit scholarships for international students are partial, not full, awards that are highly competitive.
Resources for prospective international students who have questions about financing an education in the U.S.
Resources and ideas for admitted international students to consider when developing a plan to study in theU.S.
Learn how to applyfor need-based financial aid as a U.S. citizen or U.S. permanent resident applicant from outside the United States.
Learn how to apply to ĢƵ as an international transfer student.
Transfer applicants who are members of the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Societymay be considered for partial merit scholarships.
ĢƵ will accept a maximum of 30 credit hours from one or a combination of specific tests.
IAP provides a pathway program that is designed to prepare students for degree-seeking status at ĢƵ.
American Collegiate is a unique transfer program, designed for aspirational international students.