Longwood University Undergraduate and ESL Admission

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1 Longwood University Undergraduate and ESL Admission

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3 Where Are We? 1 hour from Richmond, Virginia 3 hours from Washington, DC Not far from the mountains and the beach Small, safe community Traditional American campus

4 Rankings Ranked for the 16th consecutive year among the best colleges in the 2014 U.S. News & World Report annual survey. In 2014, Longwood moved up Number 31 in the ranking for all Regional Universities in the South and is ranked Number 12 among Public Regional Universities in the South. Ranked for the 4th consecutive year as one of the best colleges in the United States by Forbes magazine. Recognized as one of the "Best Southeastern Colleges" by Princeton Review for 2013 and selected as one of 75 public institutions to be featured in its book, The Best Value Colleges: 2014 Edition. Recognized by USA Today as An unshakeable focus on student learning and an environment designed to promote student success.

5 Student Testimonials When I first arrived I felt so far from home. But it wasn t long until I realized that Longwood felt like home. The small classes, caring professors, and friendly students made it a great place to study. - Neena from India I have made friends here that I will have forever [Longwood] is like a big family. - Malin from Sweden After growing up in Toronto, I had always heard the term southern hospitality. After attending Longwood University, that phrase has come to have true meaning for me. Longwood was perhaps the best decision of my life. It gave me opportunities I would not have had at a larger institution. - Evan from Canada

6 What Can You Study? Academic Programs More than 100 majors, minors, and concentrations English as a Second Language AACSB-accredited Business and Economics Sciences, Technology, and Math Pre-Medical professions Criminology and Criminal Justice Graphic Design and Animation Communication Studies Homeland Security International Studies Women s and Gender Studies Global Politics For students who need English for admission into American universities or for personal/ professional reasons Multiple entry points - August, October, January, March, & May For more information: ESLP.htm

7 International Student Services Airport Shuttle - to and from Richmond International Airport and Longwood - once per semester International Student Orientation International Student Mentor Program Field trips Academic, Visa, and Cultural Advising - come see us in the Office of International Affairs Ms. Patti Trent Director of International Admissions and International Student and Scholar Services trentpf@longwood.edu

8 Where Will You Live? Most undergraduate students live in residence halls, some in apartments Housing is guaranteed for freshmen How Much Does It Cost? Tuition, Room, Board, and Fees: $34,606/ academic year private school experience at a public university cost Are There Any Scholarships? Merit-based scholarships are available for eligible students who have demonstrated academic excellence Deadline: December 1 No additional application is required

9 Applying to Longwood University Undergraduate Programs J-1 visa Study at Longwood as an exchange student - Contact the Office of International Affairs at your home university for more information Non-degree-seeking program of study Download application and submit to Longwood htm Submit Financial Certification Form Deadline: March 15 F-1 visa Degree-seeking program of study Apply online or download and submit paper application apply.htm Submit *TOEFL OR IELTS scores, official secondary school transcripts, any leaving certificates or exam scores, and Financial Certification Form $50 Application Fee Rolling admission * TOEFL/IELTS scores are waived for applicants who have earned an IB diploma

10 Applying to Longwood University English as a Second Language Program Download and complete the application at ESLP_Application_final_for_writable_qxd_ESL_ApplicationNEWextended.pdf Submit the following to Interim Director of ESLP, Ms. Eileen Beach (beachem@ongwood.edu) 1) Completed application 2) Transcripts and proof of high school graduation (translated into English). 3) A check for $100 drawn on a U.S. Bank and made payable to Longwood ESLP (This fee is non-refundable under all circumstances). Application Deadlines: Fall Session I (August-October) - July 1 Fall Session II (October-December) - September 1 Spring Session I (January-March) - December 1 Spring Session II (March-May) - February 1 Summer Session (May-July) - April 1

11 Thank you for your attention. For more information: International Admissions Office of International Affairs Longwood University International Ms. Molly McSweeney International Recruiter and Admissions Counselor Phone: (001) Skype: international.at.longwood