1. International undergraduate applicants must complete an online application form through the college admissions portal and submit official secondary school transcripts (or equivalent high school records).

2. These transcripts may need to be evaluated for U.S. equivalency if issued outside the United States.

3. Applicants are generally required to provide standardised test scores such as the ACT or SAT, along with academic records that demonstrate readiness for college-level study.

4. International students must also show English language proficiency, typically through TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent accepted tests, unless they qualify for an exemption based on prior education in English.

5. In addition, applicants must submit a copy of a valid passport, and may be required to provide financial documentation proving the ability to cover tuition and living expenses, which is necessary for visa (I 20) processing.

6. Some applicants may also need letters of recommendation and a personal statement, depending on programme requirements. After admission, students must complete immigration steps to secure their U.S. student visa and enrolment confirmation.