How to Apply
Apply online using the Common Application or Coalition Application. Your file will not be reviewed until all of the materials below have been received by the International Admissions Office:
- Completed application, including essay and CV/Resume
- Application fee of U.S. $70
- Common or Coalition Application AU Writing Supplement (optional, but recommended)
- Academic records for grades 9-12 with official transcripts and certified English translations (if applicable), for each secondary institution attended
- Two academic letters of recommendation
- Demonstrated English proficiency
- Completed AU Certification of Finances (AU CFIS) form showing at least U.S.$64,707 for first year of study and living expenses*
- Bank letter showing at least U.S.$64,707 for first year of study and living expenses*
- Copy of your passport information page*
- Interruption of Studies Statement if you have already graduated from secondary school at the time of application.
* Only required from students who need a student visa (F or J). Financial documents showing less than U.S.$64,707 will not be accepted. All financial documents must be dated within the past three months to be considered valid.Click here for sample bank letters, the AU CFIS and Transfer-in forms, and AU cost guide.
No SAT or ACT Needed! AU does not evaluate SAT or ACT scores for students (including U.S. citizens) graduating from secondary schools outside the United States.
No SAT or ACT Needed! AU does not evaluate SAT or ACT scores for students (including U.S. citizens) graduating from secondary schools outside the United States.
Application Deadlines
Your application and all supporting documents must be received by the respective application deadline.
If you plan to begin your studies in August (fall semester):
Early Decision I (ED I) November 15
Early Decision II (ED II) January 15
Regular Decision (RD) January 15
If you plan to begin your studies in January (spring semester):
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All spring applicants October 1
For students living outside the United States, we strongly recommend September 1
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