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Freshmen and Transfer Students - Special Circumstances
Requirements for Non-Degree Seeking Students
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International undergraduate
students interested in taking a limited number of courses at MSU without
pursuing a degree may apply for one year of non-degree status by
submitting the following:
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International Application form and US$30 application fee. The Financial
Certificate is a part of the Application form and must be signed
by the sponsor.
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Official proof of English
language proficiency.
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A letter of intent from the student outlining educational objectives, purpose of study,
and specific terms and dates of attendance at MSU.
Requirements for Freshmen and Foreign Students Graduating from U.S. High Schools
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Uniform Application for Admission (including Self Report form for entering freshmen who
have graduated from a U.S. high school fewer than three years prior to the semester in
which they intend to enroll) and US$30 application fee.
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High school transcript sent directly from the high school with all
four years of high school courses posted or a supplemental transcript from the
international high school attended, if this work is not posted on the domestic transcript.
All foreign transcripts must include an English translation. The graduation date must be
clearly posted.
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Official scores from ACT or SAT sent directly from the testing agency
(for students who have graduated fewer than three years prior to the semester in which
they intend to enroll).
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Financial Certificate
guaranteeing the required minimum funds.
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Official proof of English
language proficiency.
Requirements for Permanent Residents
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Uniform Application for Admission (including Self Report form for entering freshmen who
have graduated from a U.S. high school fewer than three years prior to the semester in
which they intend to enroll) and US$30 application fee.
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Official secondary or post-secondary transcripts. An evaluation by
Educational Credential Evaluators must be completed for any post-secondary level course
work completed outside the U.S. or in non-English-speaking Canada.
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Entering freshmen who graduated fewer than three years prior to the
semester in which they intend to enroll must have ACT or SAT scores sent from the testing
agency to the Office of Admissions.
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Photocopy of both sides of the Permanent Resident card.
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Official proof of English
language proficiency.
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