Below, you will find a list of requirements to be considered for admission.
Every day at Brandon Hall, we celebrate that our students represent over 20 different countries. Please find more information below on how to help us to continue to grow our international presence.
Applying for a United States Student Visa
In order for an international student (any student that holds a foreign passport) to enroll at Brandon Hall, he/she must obtain an F-1 (or student) visa. Please inquire with your country’s embassies and consulates about the visa policies.
Please plan ahead for your studies in the U.S. and allow plenty of time for visa processing. You should not apply for a student visa more than 90 days before the registration date noted on the I-20 form.
Visa processing varies depending on the volume of applications processed by an individual consulate or embassy. Notifications of acceptance or denial range from one to ten weeks. (Please be aware that June, July, and August are the busiest months for visa processing.)
Brandon Hall is authorized under Federal Law to enroll nonimmigrant students. Prior to applying for an F-1 visa, the following must occur:
English Equivalency Test
In some cases, international students (specifically high school students), whose first language is not English, may be asked to take the TOEFL, TOEFL Junior, or IELTS exam. These test results must be sent directly from the testing center.
TOEFL School Code is 7474
All official transcripts must be received by mail from the previous school before an admission decision will be made. A final official transcript will also need to be mailed once the student has completed their final semester at their previous school. Transcripts in languages other than English, must be translated by an official translation company.