International Students

There is a $1,000 fee for all international students the first year with a $200 fee for each additional year. Foreign Students will be considered for admission after the following sequence is complete:

• 1. Fill out Application (and all associated paperwork)
• 2. Provide scholastic *transcripts
• 3. Take the *SLEP Test or TOEFL Junior Test—
  • CA requires a combined score of at least 47 on the SLEP or 750 on the TOEFL Junior test. We do not have an ESL program; therefore, students must score well on the SLEP/TOEFL Junior to indicate academic readiness.
  • iTEP Academic: this test is also accepted with a score of 3.5 on all sections
• 4. Return the application materials, transcripts and the following:
  • funding affidavit, housing affidavit, application fee, and SLEP/TOEFL Junior score to Collegedale Academy.

   Materials to send to Collegedale Academy:

• Transcripts--official transcripts from institutions previously attended.  These should include all courses that should be considered on the high school level.  Transcripts are sent to AERC for translation to the U.S. system of credits.  Credits determine grade level.
• Funding affidavit—the individual(s) responsible for the student’s tuition, fees, and living expenses must write a letter and provide bank documents indicating proof of funds.
• Housing affidavit—the applicant must provide proof that living arrangements have been made. Students must live in a family setting. A shared house/apartment with college students does not constitute a family setting.
• SLEP/TOEFL Junior or iTEP scores—Collegedale Academy requires a combined score of at least 47/750 or 3.5, respectively. We do not have an ESL program; therefore, students must score well on the SLEP/TOEFL Junior or iTEP to indicate academic readiness.

You’re Accepted, Now What?

If you are accepted, upon notification you must provide the following information for the I-20 to be processed:

• Applicant’s official name
• Birth date
• Grade Level
• Country of Birth
• Country of citizenship
• Official residence address: Street and apt. #, City, Province, Postal Code
• Phone number of delivery site
• Dates/years of planned attendance at Collegedale Academy
• Mailing address for I-20 form
• Official name of recipient
• Street and apt. #, city, Province, Postal code, and Phone number of delivery site

After the applicant receives the I-20 in the mail and pays the SEVIS I-901 fee, the applicant then submits the I-20 with evidence of I-901 payment to the American Consulate in the applicant’s home country. See the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration’s website for further information.

There is a $1,000 fee for all international students for the first year with a $200 fee for each additional year. Foreign Students will be considered for admission after the following sequence is complete:

• 1. Fill out Application (and all associated paperwork)
  • Elementary (grades K-5)
  • Middle (grades 6-8)
• 2. Submit and pay for application online. (Non refundable)
• 3. Provide scholastic transcripts
  • We do not have an ESL program, therefore they will need to speak and understand English. 
• 4. Provide sponsor information - name, address, and housing information, living expense (fee)
  • *Housing affidavit—the applicant must provide proof that living arrangements have been made. Students must live in a family setting.

You’re Accepted, Now What?

If you are accepted, upon notification you must provide the following information for the I-20 to be processed:

• Applicant’s official name
• Birth date
• VISA
• Grade Level
• Country of Birth
• Country of citizenship
• Official residence address: Street and apt. #, City, Province, Postal Code
• Phone number of delivery site
• Dates/years of planned attendance at AWS/CAMS
• Mailing address for I-20 form
• Official name of recipient
• Street and apt. #, city, Province, Postal code, and Phone number of delivery site

After the applicant receives the I-20 in the mail and pays the SEVIS I-901 fee, the applicant then submits the I-20 with evidence of I-901 payment to the American Consulate in the applicant’s home country. See the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration’s website for further information.