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A transcript is a document that reflects the completion of your secondary school education or the equivalent. Transcripts list the courses you took, the grading scale used, and the grades (marks) you obtained.
The Master’s University prefers that all transcripts sent to us be accompanied by an American GPA equivalent (on a 4.0 scale). A credential evaluation service should do this evaluation. If your transcript does not already provide a cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale, then please have such an evaluation performed. We suggest the following two evaluators, though others are available. Look for a credential evaluation service with an NACES (National Association of Credential Evaluation Services) membership to ensure the highest possible accuracy in your transcript evaluation. Please follow the instructions on the evaluators’ websites.
Athletes must have their transcripts evaluated through InCred. All transcripts must be officially translated into English and bear the school official’s original signature (not a photocopy) and the official school seal.
Transfer Students (those who have completed any post-secondary coursework) should also have their college or university transcripts submitted and officially translated into English. If they need their transcripts evaluated according to paragraph 2 above, transfer students seeking transfer credit should make sure to have a course-by-course evaluation performed.
Please remember that it may take several weeks for your school to process and mail an official transcript (in addition to the time the transcripts spend in transit, which varies from country to country). Likewise, the evaluation process may also take several days or weeks. Accordingly, please submit your transcript requests early in the application process.
If you are ordering your transcripts through Parchment, our school name is spelled precisely as: “Master`S University And Seminary” (you may want to copy+paste)
All official and evaluated transcripts should be sent to:
The Master’s University – Office of Admissions, 21726 Placerita Canyon Road, Santa Clarita, CA 91321, USA
At The Master’s University, your academic success depends greatly upon your fluency in English. To assess your English language skills, all international applicants are required to submit an English proficiency test score. We accept the following tests:
Transfer Students: If you have completed 24 or more semester units of transferable coursework at an accredited American university or college (excluding ESL programs), you are exempt from submitting English proficiency exam scores.
Submitting Your Scores:
Students must submit the following forms to qualify for financial aid.
The priority deadline for submitting most Financial Aid documents is March 2. Please submit your Financial Aid documents by then to ensure consideration for available funds. Remember that we cannot process or guarantee any Financial Aid until all of your admissions application documents have been received. Once officially admitted to TMU, your admissions counselor will send you online forms of the material above to be submitted with your TMU student ID. The Office of Financial Aid will only accept financial aid forms that are completed online by students who have been admitted.
For international students affiliated with The Master’s Institute International (TMAI), Grace To You (GTY), The Master’s Seminary (TMS), or other affiliates, we offer a 50% tuition scholarship. See the details: International Students Tuition Care
Please note that individual awards cannot be determined until the student has been admitted to the college.
Most international students will need an F-1 (student) visa to study at The Master’s University. Once an international student receives his or her acceptance letter and financial aid award package, an I-20 Certificate of Eligibility may be obtained with the assistance of our Designated School Official (DSO). The I-20 can, in turn, be used to apply for an F-1 visa at a U.S. embassy or consulate. Of course, you, as an individual, are responsible for obtaining and maintaining a valid passport from your home country.
Before an I-20 Certificate of Eligibility can be issued, the United States Department of State government requires that each international student be able to document his or her ability to afford an education at The Master’s University. Once you receive your financial aid package, you will be asked to submit documentation regarding the remaining funds. This documentation can come from the student, your family, or any sponsors. Each person must fill out, sign, and return the appropriate affidavit of support (see below) with a bank statement or letter from a bank official verifying the availability of funds. Again, we require these documents before preparing your I-20, allowing you to apply for an F-1 visa at an American consulate or embassy.
Please do not submit these forms until your admissions counselor and Designated School Official have notified you:
Additional information about obtaining and maintaining your visa and/or F-1 student status will be provided once you have been accepted to The Master’s University and have received your financial aid package. In the meantime, general information about applying for a student visa can be found on the U.S. Government’s “Study in the States” website here.
Please be aware of the following regulations pertaining to international students with F-1 status:
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