WHAT IS NEEDED FOR ADMISSION INTO THE COLLEGE?
Freshman Canidate:
- A completed application with a non-refundable check or money-order in the amount USD $40.00, payable to Caldwell College.
- Official Secondary School Transcripts evaluated by any the following agencies:
WES, ECE or
AACRAO but we would be willing to use
evaluations from any NACES member
agency.
- Standardized exams: Applicants must submit at least one of the following test scores: TOEFL, IELTS, SAT, ACT or ELS Level 112 Certificate of Completion. However, in order to be considered for Academic Scholarships, applicants must submit either the SAT or the ACT scores. More information about these exams at:
http://www.toefl.org,
http://www.ielts.org, http://www.collegeboard.com,
http://www.actstudent.org, or
http://www.els.edu.
- Two Letters of Recommendation (from a Guidance Counselor and a Teacher)
- An Essay of 250-500 words to one of the following topics:
- What people have done the most to influence your personal development and in what ways were they influential?
- How do you feel a college degree will allow you to be a better person and help others?
- An essay of your choosing that will allow the admissions committee more insight to you as a person and your academic performance.
Transfer Candidate:
If you have completed more than 30 U.S University Level credits:
- A completed application with a non-refundable check or money-order in the amount USD $40.00, payable to Caldwell College.
- Transcripts from all Colleges and/or Universities attended in the United States..
- Transcripts from all foreign education institutions must be submitted with a "course by course"
WES evaluation.
- Proof of English proficiency (SAT, ACT, TOEFL, IELTS or ELs Level 112 Certificate of Completion)
- 1 Letter of recommendation
- An Essay of 250-500 words to one of the following topics:
- What people have done the most to influence your personal development and in what ways were they influential?
- How do you feel a college degree will allow you to be a better person and help others?
- An essay of your choosing that will allow the admissions committee more insight to you as a person and your academic performance.
If you have completed less than 30 college credits you should also include:
- Official Secondary School Transcripts - Evaluations must be completed by the following agencies:
WES, ECE, or
AACRAO but would be willing to use
evaluations from any NACES member agency,
- Scores from an entrance examination (SAT/ACT/TOEFL)
APPLICATION DEADLINE:
WHEN ARE THE SPECIFIC DEADLINES FOR APPLICATION?
There is rolling admission at Caldwell College; however we do have certain deadlines especially for international students who are also applying for F-1 non-immigrant status in order to study at Caldwell. For the spring it is recommended to be December 1st because you will need sufficient time to acquire your visa and still be able to arrive on campus by the program start date indicated on your I-20. In the fall it is recommended to be July 1st, for the same reason.
