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   How do international applicants apply to USC?

   • International applicants to USC follow the same application steps as other first-year or transfer applicants. We are familiar with the many educational systems from which students apply, and we will consider your application within the context of your educational environment. We accept a range of international qualifications.

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   How can international students help ensure a successful admission to USC?

   • International students can help ensure their successful admission to USC by reviewing our graduate admission process, including application steps, requirements and financial considerations.

   Prospective International Students - Graduate Admission

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   How do I apply for a graduate program at USC?

   • Make sure to also upload copies of your university-issued transcripts (issued on official letterhead) to your online application. These copies are considered unofficial but can help speed application review. International students applying to graduate programs at USC are expected to demonstrate adequate English-language proficiency.

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   Do I need a visa to study at USC?

   • Students who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents must have an appropriate visa in order to study at USC. Please review the requirements for F-1 or J-1 visas so that you can prepare for the admission and enrollment process. Not all international students will need an F-1 or J-1 visa to attend USC.

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   Who is considered an international student at USC?

   • At USC, an international student is defined as an individual who will enter or has already entered the United States with an F1 visa. Students who are already in the U.S., or who plan to enter the U.S., on non-immigrant visas such as the E2, H2 or L2 are also considered international students.

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   Does USC accept international students?

   • USC accepts sophomore and junior transfer students from across California, the U.S., and around the world. Successful transfer students have demonstrated their potential to succeed in our dynamic academic programs. USC accepts international students from around the globe and hosts one of the most diverse student populations in the U.S.

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2. admission.usc.edu › international-studentsInternational Students - Undergraduate Admission

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   International applicants to USC follow the same application steps as other first-year or transfer applicants. We are familiar with the many educational systems from which students apply, and we will consider your application within the context of your educational environment.

3. admission.usc.edu › prospective-students › how-to-applyHow to Apply - Undergraduate Admission

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   International Students. USC accepts international students from around the globe and hosts one of the most diverse student populations in the U.S. You are considered an international student if you will enter or have already entered the United States with a student visa to live and study in the U.S. Learn more.

4. gradadm.usc.edu › prospective-international-studentsProspective International Students - Graduate Admission

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   Our office processes the I-20 and DS-2019 forms necessary for international students to apply for their U.S. F-1 or J-1 visas. Learn more about the steps you will need to take to receive your I-20 or DS-2019, should you be admitted to graduate studies at USC.

5. gradadm.usc.edu › admitted-international-studentsInternational Student Next Steps - Graduate Admission

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   Newly admitted international students should follow these steps to commit to enrolling at USC, including accepting your admission offer, obtaining a visa, attending orientation and registering for courses.

6. admissions.usc.edu › docs › admissionInstructions for Incoming International Students

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   Apply for a student visa. Complete the visa application, known as a DS-160. For more information, visit travel.state.gov/content/ travel/en/us-visas/study/student-visa.html and click on the “FAQS: DS-160” button in the right hand column. Pay the visa application fee. This is separate from the I-901 SEVIS fee.

7. gradadm.usc.edu › prospective-internationalHow to Apply - Graduate Admission

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   Navigate USC's graduate application process for international students. Learn about deadlines, requirements, and steps for a successful application.

8. admission.usc.edu › prospective-students › how-toFirst-Year Students - Undergraduate Admission

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   At USC, incoming first-year students are selected from more than 70,000+ talented applicants each year. Apply Early Action or Regular Decision, explore academic programs, scholarships and financial aid. Thrive and connect at USC!