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New Freshmen Coming From Abroad

This is your online application guide. The steps below explain the application process. If you have any questions, please contact the Office of International Student Affairs.

Step 1 - Apply for Admissions

Complete an International Undergraduate Student Application (PDF) for admissions or APPLY ONLINE. The application fee is $30. This fee can be submitted by check or credit card and is non-refundable.

Candidates for admission to the university are encouraged to complete an application as early as possible.

Step 2 - Request Official Transcripts

Submit originals or certified copies of all marked sheets, transcripts, diplomas and certificates from high school or other academic institutions. Official translations must be provided when originals are not in English.

If transfer credit is required, a course description of each class must accompany the transcripts before the student will be admitted to TTU.

*Students from nations where it is difficult to send more than 1 copy may send a copy for initial review.

Step 3- Affidavit of Support and Passport

All international applicants are required to submit adequate evidence of financial support to cover the cost of attendance for at least one full year of studies at TTU before the Certificate of Acceptance to the university is mailed. Permanent residents are not required to provide this for admissions.

Students requesting a SEVIS I-20 or DS2019 are required by Federal law to submit financial verification to be issued the documents. The estimated amount required for issuance of the I-20/DS2019 is $24,500 U.S. dollars. You will take the I-20/DS2019 and apply for your F-1 or J-1 visa in your country. Be sure to pay the SEVIS fee prior to your visa appointment; go to http://www.fmjfee.com to pay the $200 SEVIS fee via Western Union.

Students already in the USA, who have a student visa, must submit copies of your passport, I-20, I-94 and visa.

Step 4 - Submit Proof English Language Proficiency

New Freshmen may submit documentation to their school coordinator to verify proof of English proficiency.
Any of the following will be accepted:

Official Test Score Reports Required for Admission to TTU

All International Students

Score at least

TOEFL- Test of English as a Foreign Language

500-paper-based
173-computer-based
61-Internet-based

IELTS – International English Language Testing System

5.0

EIKEN

2 A grade (College or Junior College Level)

TOEIC- Test of English for International Communication

58

Michigan Test (MELAB) 80

Cambridge IGCSE or O Level English

Level O/A

Two Semesters or three quarters of college-level English composition from an accredited college or university

C grade or better

ACT

English 19
Math 19
Reading 19

SAT

Verbal 460
Math 460

Students interested in scholarships should submit a score of 600 or more.

*Note: TTU offers provisional admissions to applicants who meet the academic and financial requirements but whose English language proficiency does not meet the levels for regular admissions. Provisionally admitted students must take an English Language Center placement test upon arrival at TTU to assess their need for additional language instruction in ESL 1010 or ESL 1020 and correct the deficiency within one calendar year. English Language courses, taught through the ESL department, will likely delay the start of a student's academic program. You may also be asked to take the COMPASS math, reading and writing test in Academic Development before the semester begins. Click here for more information about English Placement Requirements.

Step 5- Complete Health Forms

Two forms must be completed and submitted to Health Services before a student can enroll:

Step 6 - Submit All Materials

Send all materials to:

International Student Affairs
Tennessee Tech University

1 William L. Jones Dr., Derryberry Hall 103, Box 5093
Cookeville, TN 38505 USA

Some documents must be originals, however, you may fax us a copy also to 931-372-3674.

Upon being admitted to the university, you will receive a letter congratulating you on your admittance. Your acceptance letter will also contain instructions on the next steps you need to take to become a full-time TTU student. Please review "Requirements for International Students on Arrival at TTU"

 

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