| 1.Complete an Application for Admission. |
To obtain an application for admission: |
| 2.Complete the International Student Form and provide supporting documents. |
To obtain an International Student Form: Supporting Documents: An International Processing Fee of $50 (U.S. dollars) is required. Applications from overseas must use an international money order. You must also submit: - A clear photocopy of your passport identification page with the expiration date.
- A formal color photograph of the student (passport size only).
Financial Support Documents: All documents must be written in English (an official translation done in the home country or in the United States is acceptable) and are required to have a translator/interpreter seal or stamp. Only original documents will be accepted (no facsimiles and photocopies). Refer to "Financial Support Documents for F-1 Immigration Purposes" for further details If the student is the sponsor he/she must provide Item A only. If the student has one or more sponsors, each sponsor must provide Items A, B and C (as supplement, if needed) Item D is for scholarships only, which sometimes also requires Item B, depending on the source of the scholarship. - Item A: Current Bank Letter - The letter must be on official bank letterhead with an official signature from a bank representative, bank stamp or seal, indicating when the account was opened, the type of account and the average and current balance in U.S. dollars. This document cannot be more than six months old.
- Item B: Affidavit of Support with Notarization Stamp - It is possible to have more than one sponsor. The sponsor(s) need not reside in the United States, nor do they need to be family relatives.
- Item C: Verification of Employment Letter - This letter must be on business stationery with an original seal or stamp and an official signature from the company or institution. It must state your job title, annual or monthly salary (if paid on hourly basis: how much per hour and how many hours per week) the and length of time you have employed with the company.
- Item D: Scholarship Letter - The scholarship letter must be printed on business or government stationery, showing the dollar amount of the award and what the award covers.
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| 3.Provide your official transcripts. |
Foreign Education Transcripts: Submit your high school diploma or university transcript that has been evaluated by the World Education Service or Josef Silny and Associates, Inc. Your evaluated educational transcripts must be received before an I-20 can be issued for college credit. Transcripts are not required if the student will be attending the Language Institute. |
| 4.Receive your I-20 packet. |
| Make an appointment with the embassy in your home country and present the required documents, along with the I-20, to obtain your F-1 visa. |
| 5.Arrive in the United States and report to the International Office. |
| Provide the International Office with your I-20, I-94, passport and F-1 visa. |
| 6.Complete an entrance exam. |
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| 7. Attend the mandatory F-1 orientation. |
| F-1 students are required to attend the additional orientation to learn about F-1 regulations. |
| 8.Create your MySCC student account. |
Visit the MySCC home page, click " Create New Student Account" and follow the instructions to create a new student account. If you have questions, click the MySCC help link or call 407.708.2050. |
| 9.View SCC's Online Orientation. |
Orientation is mandatory for all new students. During orientation you will learn about College policies and procedures, as well as campus activities. For more information, call 407.708.2050. Click here to view the online orientation. |
| 10.Meet with an academic adviser. |
Following your online orientation, you will have the opportunity to meet with an academic adviser. The adviser will use your test scores and transcripts to help you plan your course schedule. Please bring to your advising appointment either: - Your evaluated, unofficial SCC transcript, accessible via MySCC.
- Your unofficial transcripts from any previous colleges you attended.
Transcripts that have not been evaluated by SCC's Records Office will affect your class selection. |
| 11.Register for classes. |
Following advisement, return to the Admissions Office to register for your first term using MySCC. F-1 students must enroll in 12 credit hours. |
| 12.Pay your fees. |
After you register for your classes, check your "Total Due Charges" on MySCC to find out how much you owe the College and your payment due date. You can pay at a cashier window or online using MySCC. SCC accepts cash, debit/credit cards (American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa) and personal checks. |