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Freshmen are admitted to the University following the successful completion of a twelve-year American high school program or its international equivalent as recognized by Webster.
The typical length of full-time undergraduate study at the University is four years. Successful completion culminates in the award of a baccalaureate (bachelor’s) degree. Transfer students previously enrolled at another accredited university may be eligible for transfer credit and complete the program in fewer than four years.
Students whose native or predominant language is not English may need additional English proficiency that requires them to enroll in English as a Second Language (ESL).
Click here to download an Undergraduate Admissions Handbook.
1. Choose Your Start Date
We accept applications throughout the year and we encourage you to apply at least four months before your desired start term to ensure that you leave enough time for the visa process.
| Freshmen |
Freshmen can begin their studies in either the Fall 1 term (August) or Spring 1 (January) |
| Transfers |
Transfer students can begin their studies in any of the five terms: August, October, January, March or May. |
2. Provide Required Documents
| Online Application | Complete and submit your application form by clicking here. |
| Transcripts | Secondary school transcripts that document at least the last 3 years of academic work to date with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.5/4 or above. |
| High School Diploma | You may apply before receiving your diploma, but your admission status will be contingent upon submitting a copy of your diploma when you receive it. |
| Results of External Exams | Official results of external examinations such as the IB, AP, Swiss MAturité, A-Levels or French Bac. |
| English Language Proficiency | Documented by a TOEFL or IELTS result. Click here for more information on English requirements. |
| Application Essay | 300-400 word essay that demonstrates your motivation, commitment and readiness for university life. |
| Letters of Recommendation | Two academic letters of recommendation |
| Passport & Permit | Photocopy of your passport's biographical page, plus any current residence permit or visa for Switzerland. Read more for Swiss visa information. |
3. Check your Application Status
Once your application has been received and processed, you will receive an email containing login details with which you will be able to regularly check your application's status by clicking here.
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