1. The undergraduate application requirements for international students at New York College focus on academic qualifications, English proficiency, and supporting documents.

2. Applicants must have successfully completed recognized secondary (high school) education or an equivalent qualification, and in some cases, qualifications like the International Baccalaureate (minimum around 28 points) are accepted.

3. They are required to demonstrate English language proficiency at a minimum B2 level, typically through exams such as IELTS (around 6.0) or equivalent.

4. In addition to academic and language requirements, students must submit a completed application form, official high school transcripts (with English translation if needed), and two letters of recommendation, preferably from teachers.

5. A personal statement or essay explaining the applicant’s goals and motivation is also required. For some applicants (e.g., those from U.S. high schools), SAT scores may be required.

6. International applicants must also provide supporting documents such as a valid passport copy, passport size photographs, and proof of eligibility to pursue university studies in their home country. In some cases, diploma equivalency certification from the Greek Ministry of Education may be needed.