If you have completed a four year bachelor’s degree or the equivalent, please view the individual program requirements and be attentive to deadlines and specific submission items for each. 

Please submit the following:

• Completed graduate admissions application
• Application fee paid by credit card, check, or money order made payable to Immaculata University
• Official GRE or MAT scores as required
• English proficiency: either official TOEFL or IELTS academic score
• Official university transcripts from all schools attended at undergraduate or graduate level
• Official copies of diplomas or degree certificates
• WES evaluation of all transcripts, diplomas, and degree certificate
• Essay (goal statement) as required
• Two letters of recommendation as required
• Copy of identification page of passport
• Financial support statement – completed and signed by you, and/or sponsor
• Financial verification document: original bank statement(s)
• Certification of enrollment in an approved health and accident insurance program

For further information, please visit Graduate Admissions.

A formal letter of acceptance from Immaculata University will indicate that all admissions requirements have been met. A Certificate of Eligibility (I-20) is issued to the student who has shown intent to enroll. The Certificate of Eligibility must be presented to the U.S. Embassy or Consulate along with a passport and the Immaculata University acceptance letter when applying for the F-1 visa. Applicants should be prepared to provide proof of residence abroad to which they intend to return after completion of studies.

The Certificate of Eligibility (I-20) will indicate the length of time the student will be granted for study in the United States. The student’s passport should be valid for at least six months beyond the date of completion of studies.

When traveling to the United States, the student should carry the following documents:

• Passport which includes immigration documents with visa and SEVIS fee receipt
• SEVIS Form I-20
• Evidence of financial resources
• Evidence of student status
• Contact information for Designated School Official at Immaculata

Upon arrival in the United States, proceed to the Department of Homeland Security station at the port of entry. He/she should have the following documents ready: passport, SEVIS I-20, Form I-94 Arrival-Departure Record, and CF-6059 Customs Declaration Form. The Form I-94 should reflect the student’s home address. It is important that the inspecting officer stamp the documents. If the student is requested to proceed to a “secondary inspection,” it is essential that he/she has the name and number of a contact person at Immaculata University.