Are applications from non-U.S. citizens treated differently in the admission process?
Are there special admission requirements for students applying from abroad?
Are the admission officers familiar with the educational systems of other countries?
Are international students eligible for financial aid?

No. We consider all applications in the same way, regardless of citizenship or high school location. The admission process is also need-blind for all applicants, including citizens of countries other than the United States.

If English is not the primary language spoken in your home and you attend a school where English is not the language of instruction, you must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) in addition to the SAT Reasoning (or ACT, with Writing, where offered) and SAT Subject Tests. We also request that students attending schools outside the United States submit the Common Application International Supplement form. Otherwise, there are no additional admission requirements for international students or U.S. citizens attending high schools abroad. Review our tips for international students.

Yes, we are familiar with the educational systems and academic credentials of most countries around the world. You are welcome to provide additional information about the educational system in your country.

Yes. The admission process is need-blind for both U.S. citizens and non-citizens. Our policy of meeting financial need in full for admitted students applies to all admitted students, regardless of citizenship.