Study in the United States Admissions

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1 Study in the United States Admissions

2 Big Rapids, Michigan Office of International Education We are here to help you learn more about our campus and our academic programs. Contact us for more information and personal support throughout the admission process. Hands-On Practical Training Affordable Tuition Friendly, Safe Community

3 WHY STUDY AT FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY? Founded in 1884 in Big Rapids, Michigan, Ferris State University offers professional and technical programs with a variety of opportunities connecting theory to practice. Opportunities for networking and practical experiences, as well as state-of-the-art laboratory facilities and equipment, give Ferris students an edge in the job market. 14,000 Students 50 Countries Enrolled at Ferris State University Represented with over 500 international students Most classes have fewer than 25 students. Students are able to develop close connections with their instructors, who offer mentoring, advice, and professional relationships. 70% of Students Participate in internships 100,000 Alumni Living and working worldwide STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES Free Tutoring Writing Support Study Skills Support English Support Honors Program Peer Mentor Program Immigration Support

4 WHY STUDY AT FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY?

5 ADMISSIONS PROCESS How To Apply Click on Apply Now Complete Online Application Pay the $30 Application Fee Submit Required Documents 3 Intakes a Year Fall (August-December) Spring (January-April) Summer (May-August) No English test score required for WMELI applicants Application Deadlines Fall: June 15th Spring: October 15th Summer: Feburary 15th Send To... Ferris State University Office of International Education 1301 S. State Street IRC 134 Big Rapids, MI USA Need help completing the application process? CONTACT US Call us: 1(231) us: [email protected] Chat with us live:

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7 APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS UNDERGRADUATE INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Application for International Students $30 Application Fee Proof of English Proficiency* Official high school transcripts Official bank statement Copy of passport *TOEFL IBT 61 IELTS 5.5 PTE 42 MELAB 72 MSUELT 73 SAT (verbal section) 450 ACT (reading section) 18 ELS completion of level 112 Institution Code: 1222 GPA requirement varies by program. We look at the overall application to make admission and scholarship decisions. GRADUATE INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS Application for International Students $30 Application Fee Proof of English Proficiency** Official high school transcripts Official undergraduate transcripts Official bank statement Copy of passport 3 letters of recommendation Resume Statement of purpose Offical GRE Scores (For Specific Programs Only) **TOEFL IBT 70 IELTS 6.5 PTE 51 MELAB 77 MSUELT 78 Institution Code: 1222 Conditional Admission: Qualified applicants can be offered conditional admission if they lack English proficiency Some programs may have additional requirements For more information please visit:

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9 CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY LIVING BIG RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Ferris State University is located in Big Rapids in beautiful west Michigan! Big Rapids, Michigan is a small, safe, and friendly community that is surrounded by beautiful nature. We experience four wonderful seasons. The Big Rapids area offers many ways to get back to nature, miles of trails to explore, beautiful golf courses, and the mighty Muskegon River to tube, explore, fish, or swim. It is a pleasant and safe environment for students to focus on their studies and live comfortably and affordably. HOUSING OPTIONS Ferris State University offers several different housing options that are comfortable and secure. There are several housing options available on campus: Residence Halls Campus Suites Apartments Family Housing Located within walking distance of campus, off-campus apartments and housing are also popular among our students. On-campus dining and Starbucks offer a wide selection of food choices in different cuisines. For more information visit:

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11 COST FOR ATTENDING AND OPPORTUNITIES Undergradute Estimated Expenses Per Academic Year Tuition and Fees Room and Board Other Expenses Total $14,694* $9,404* $3,500* $27,598* $ per credit hour x 24 credits, plus $162 other fees Double occupancy / all meals included Insurance, books, personal spending Estimated cost per semester Gradute Estimated Expenses Per Academic Year Tuition and Fees Room and Board Other Expenses Total $13,986* $9,404* $3,500* $26,890* $768 per credit hour x 18 credits, plus $162 other fees Double occupancy / all meals included Insurance, books, personal spending Estimated cost per semester * Please check website link below for latest information SCHOLARSHIPS International students are eligible to apply for our merit based scholarships, such as the WNF scholarship, David Pao Scholarship, and more. Once students complete a certain number of credits, they are eligible for more scholarships. EMPLOYMENT We offer several on campus employment opportunities to our students. Once authorized, students may pursue an internship off-campus, allowing them to gain work experience in their field. For a complete list of all scholarships at Ferris, please visit:

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13 STUDENT LIFE Ferris State University students have many different choices for relaxation and recreation to enhance their education, experience new cultures, and make friends. Cultural activities and trips Weekly shopping shuttles in Big Rapids and to nearby cities Over 200 registered Student Organizations Concerts, shows, and visiting speakers On-campus museums and art gallery Fitness centers, university sports, and outdoor adventure Four hours from Chicago Less than an hour from Grand Rapids Close to beautiful Lake Michigan beaches OFFICE SUPPORT There are many different offices on campus that provide support and opportunities for campus engagement. Office of International Education Diversity and Inclusion Office Office of Multicultural Student Services Center for Studies Center for Leadership, Activities and Career Services Center for Global Studies and Engagement Institute of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Health Center

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15 CONNECT WITH US Have questions? Need assistance with the admissions process? We are ready to help! Call Us 1(231) Us Website Send Your Documents Ferris State University Office of International Education 1301 S. State Street IRC 134 Big Rapids, MI USA Take a Virtual Tour

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17 STUDENT VISA For fall and spring semesters, undergraduate students are required to be registered for 12 credits, and graduate students for 9 credits. F-1 VISA F1 is a visa category that allows foreign nationals to study in the United States. This visa is issued by US embassies and US consulates. It requires students to maintain full-time student status at all times, and make satisfactory progress towards program completion. F-2 VISA F-2 is a visa category that allows dependents (spouses and children) of foreign nationals to accompany F-1 visa holder in the US. I20 DOCUMENT I-20 is a US government document which allows students to enter the United States on an F-1 visa. This is issued by the Office of International Education and is needed to secure an appointment with the US Embassy or consulate for an F-1/F-2 visa. Students must have it re-signed by the Office of International Education prior to travel home country for re-entry into the United States. J-1 VISA J-1 is a visa category that allows foreign students/scholars from partner institutions to study or conduct research in an US university for a short period. DS DS is a US government document which allows students to enter the United States on a J-1 visa. This is issued by the Office of International Education. This is needed to secure an appointment with the US Embassy or consulate for a J1 visa.

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19 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS BUSINESS, HOSPITALITY Accountancy Advertising and Integrated Marketing Communication Business Administration Business Data Analytics Finance Hotel Management Hotel Management/Restaurant & Food Industry Management Human Resource Management Insurance and Risk Management Marketing Music Industry Management Operations and Supply Management Professional Golf Management Professional Tennis Management Public Relations Resort Management MEDICAL HEALTH Allied Health Science Dental Hygiene Health Care Marketing Health Care Systems Administration Health Information Management Medical Laboratory Science Molecular Diagnostics Nuclear Medicine Technology Nursing Nursing Accelerated Program Nursing Education Public Health (Accelerated Track) Public Health (Traditional Track) COMPUTERS, DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY Computer Information Technology Criminal Justice/Generalist Digital Animation and Game Design Graphic Design Graphic Media Management Information Security and Intelligence Applied Speech Communication Biochemistry Technical Education Technical Education Pro-Mo-TEd Television and Digital Media Production More Programs on the other side...

20 UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS, CONT. ENGINEERING, ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Architecture and Sustainability Automotive Engineering Technology Automotive Management Construction Management Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology Energy Systems Engineering Facility Management Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVACR) Heavy Equipment Service Engineering Technology Industrial Technology and Management Manufacturing Engineering Technology Mechanical Engineering Technology Plastics Engineering Technology Product Design Engineering Technology Rubber Engineering Technology Surveying Engineering Welding Engineering Technology LIBERAL ARTS, FINE ARTS Communication Criminal Justice Early Childhood Education Elementary Education English Graphic Design History Journalism and Technical Communication Political Science Psychology Secondary Teacher Education Social Work Sociology Special Education Endorsement Technical and Professional Communication SCIENCES Acturial Science Applied Mathematics Applied Mathematics/Statistics Biology Biology/Environmental Biology Biology/Forensic Biology Biology/Pre-Dentistry Biology/Pre-Medicine Biology/Pre-Optometry Biology/Pre-Physical Therapy Biology/Pre-Veterinary Medicine Biotechnology Chemistry

21 GRADUATE PROGRAMS MASTER OF EDUCATION Curriculum and Instruction/ Administrative Concentration Curriculum and Instruction/ Experiential Education Concentration Curriculum and Instruction/ Reading Specialist Concentration Curriculum and Instruction/ Special Education Concentration Curriculum and Instruction/ Subject Area Concentration Educational Leadership MASTER OF SCIENCE, CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION Career and Technical Education/ Administrative Concentration Career and Technical Education/ Educational Technology Concentration Career and Technical Education/ Instructor Concentration Career and Technical Education/ Postsecondary Administration Concentration Career and Technical Education/ Training & Development Concentration MASTER OF SCIENCE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION MASTER OF SCIENCE INFORMATION SECURITY & INTELLIGENCE DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY DOCTOR OF PHARMACY MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS Advanced Studies in Management Tools and Concepts Certificate Club Management Certificate Computer Science Certificate Criminal Justice Administration (MS) Curriculum & Instruction (MEd) - Special Education Curriculum & Instruction (MEd) Curriculum & Instruction (MEd) - Subject Area Educational Leadership (MS) Geographic Information Systems Certificate Homeland Security Digital Security and Forensic/Law Enforcement Certificate Homeland Security Digital Security and Forensics Technology Certificate Manufacturing Operations Management Certificate Marketing/Sales Certificate Marketing Certificate Marketing Research Certificate Performance Machining Certificate Performance Motorsports Certificate Reading Certificate (Graduate) Ski Resort Management Certificate Special Education Endorsement

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