#46.University of Washington

SAT 평균 점수 Critical Reading: 510-650/ Math: 570-700/ Writing: 520-640

토플- 모든 International Student에게 요구됨. (PBT 540점/ iBT 76점)

마감일: 12월 1일

지원비: $60

2012년 - 총 지원자: 24,540명 합격자: 14,340명/ 대기 총 지원자: 2,519명 합격자: 1,412명

원서 지원 시 고려 해야 할 사항

<Very Important>

l  Rigor of secondary school record 고등학교 생활 기록부

l  Academic GPA 고등학교 성적 (3.75+ 59%/ 3.5-3.74 28% GPA 4.0기준)

l  Application Essay 지원자 에세이

<Important>

l  Extracurricular Activities 교외 활동

l  First generation college student 가족 중 처음으로 대학에 입학하는 학생

l  Standardized Test Score

l  Talent/Ability 재능, 특기

l  Volunteer Work 봉사 활동

l  Work Experience 경력 활동

<Considered>

l  State Residency

국제학생 지원 요건

l  Essay : Content as well as Spelling, grammar and punctuation will be considered.

학교에서 추천서를 전혀 받지 않기 때문에, Writing Section의 Essay가 그만큼 중요하다.

-       Personal Statement (Required for all freshman applicants)

Choose either A or B. Recommended length: 600-650words

A)    Discuss how your family’s experience or cultural history enriched you or presented you with opportunities or challenges in pursuing your educational goals

B)    Tell us a story from your life, describing an experience that either demonstrates  your character or helped to shape it

-       Short Response (Required for all freshman applicants)

Choose one of the following two topics and write a short essay. Recommended length: 250-500 words

A)    The University of Washington seeks to create a community of students richly diverse in cultural backgrounds, experiences, and viewpoints. How would you contribute to this community?

B)    Describe an experience of cultural difference or insensitivity you have had or observed. What did you learn from it?

-       Journal of Activities & Achievements (Recommended for freshman if applicable)

Using the grid provided on the application, identify and describe up to five of your most significant activities and achievements during grades 9-12. Write a paragraph about why this activity or achievement had meaning for you. Tell us about your highest level of achievement or honor you attained; any responsibilities you had; and the contribution you believe you made to your school, community, or organization. Don’t just describe the activity or achievement: tell us what it says about you

Your journal should include activities, skills, achievements, or qualities from any of the following categories:

* Leadership in or outside of school: ex) athletics, student government, cultural clubs, band, scouting, community service, employment

* Activities in which you have worked to better your school or community

* Exceptional achievement in an academic field or artistic pursuit

* Personal endeavors that enrich the mind: ex) independent research or reading private dance or music lessons, weekend language/culture school

• San Francisco à 158
• San Diegoà 185
• Chicagoà 297

• Proof of health insurance coverage received from our students that covers all minimum requirements listed  on page A5 of our application form, including pre-existing conditions and mental health treatment without exclusions
• Bank-to-bank transfer through via Western Union Business Solutions online: UC San Diego Extension International Programs works with Western Union Business Solutions to provide international students with a low-cost option for paying their student invoice in their home currency. For instructions on how to send a bank-to-bank transfer using Western Business Solutions online, please email our finance team at ipfinancials@ucsd.edu
• Late Registration fee: Students who do not submit all required registration items by 4 p.m. on the first published start-date of the program must pay a Late Registration fee of $200 USD.  The list of required items is included in their program acceptance materials.

• Business Essentials, Intermediate Business Essentials, Project Management, and Business Management certificates
• Homestay price for room without meals  (homestay with meals stays the same price)
• Near-campus apartments: Anatolia Housing

• 25 hours of English lessons per week
• Books and Materials included
• Ages 13 to 17 (Teen Program)
• Ages 9 to 12 ( Young Learners ); individual Young Learner students must come as part of the Family Program or with a chaperone, older relative or guardian
• 1 educational fieldtrip and 1 social activity included each week ( Wednesday and Fridays)
• The program takes place in a public high school in North Vancouver
• Maximum 15 students per class
• Weekly intakes ( Starting  June 29th)
• Flexible arrival dates ( Students can arrive mid-week and be placed in classes by next day)
• Homestay Experience; single room, full board

• Brazil
• Taiwan
• Japan  
• Spain
• Colombia
• China
• Korea
• France
• Belgium
• Germany
• Mexico
• Ecuador

1.     Receive conditional admission to CCU through UAS ;
2.     Your student completes three (3) sessions of ELS English for Academic Purposes (“EAP”) at ELS/Myrtle Beach;

•     Undergraduate admission decisions for ELS student applicants—within two weeks of receipt of complete University Admission Services (“UAS”) applications, and
•     Graduate program decisions for ELS student applicants -- within four (4) weeks of receipt of complete UAS applications.

1.     Receive conditional admission to BGSU through UAS on SuperService;
2.     Your student completes three (3) sessions of ELS English for Academic Purposes (“EAP”) at ELS/Bowling Green;