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Frequently asked questions:
, l# \. ~& r' [Applying internationally
2 V' \+ S4 A6 y- \( B8 VDoes Northwestern limit the number of international students?
No. Northwestern seeks the most diverse student body possible and does not place limits on the number of students from any country or group of countries.
6 Q) j- y6 e* a7 MIs there a separate application process for international applicants?
0 ~, n3 g# D$ f9 e, l+ INo. International applicants follow the same application procedures as domestic applicants. International applicants are required to demonstrate English language proficiency and may be asked to submit the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) examination.
Does Northwestern accept the Common Application?
$ B1 n4 X' M" S" e& PYes, Northwestern accepts the Common Application for freshman and transfer applicants.
Can I apply for admission during any quarter? When are the deadlines for applying?
Applicants who need a visa to enter the United States must apply for fall quarter admission. Because there are long delays in international mail, Northwestern encourages applicants outside the continental United States to submit application materials by the preferred dates.
Application deadlines
- Y8 A9 T* L3 qFreshmen Preferred Official
" L+ ~' @0 b. P  R  L/ z" ~Early decision October 1  November 1
Regular decision December 1 January 1
Transfer students April 1 May 1
How do I know if my application materials have been received?
You can check the status of your application at: https://ugadm.northwestern.edu/application/. Due to the high volume of mail that the Office of Undergraduate Admission receives and the time it takes to enter information in the database, it may take several days for your materials to post online. If you sent materials to Northwestern but they don't appear on your checklist, do not worry. During some parts of the year, it may take several days or even weeks before all mail is processed. If the application deadline passes, the admission staff will contact you about submitting a missing item before canceling your application.
Does Northwestern accept documents in a language other than English?
& y- s$ b4 F* V- n5 Q8 WNo. All applicants with foreign academic credentials must provide Northwestern with certified English translations of their original transcripts. Applicants may use any transcript translation service including one in their home country. The National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES) maintains a list of some of the companies that will provide this service.
The questions on the NU application don't fit my educational system regarding grades, GPA, college counseling, type of curriculum, etc. What should I do?
/ T: O" l8 [4 _The Office of Undergraduate Admission understands that applicants to Northwestern study in diverse educational systems. Indicate as best you can the information that the application requests. If you cannot find an appropriate place for the information, please submit it as additional information.
( R1 p, n# _1 b7 T3 G' J: QIn my country/school system, we don't have time for extracurricular activities. Will this put me at a disadvantage in the application process?
9 k6 V. K, g3 n$ ?( INorthwestern understands that students in some countries and school systems have restricted time for involvement beyond school work. We also know that the importance of these activities is seen differently in many parts of the world. Although this knowledge is taken into account, applicants are still expected to pursue activities (organized or unorganized) during their free time.
/ ^. P& h3 Q( NAt my school, my teacher/counselor doesn't know me well. May I substitute a recommendation from a supervisor of an extracurricular activity, a coach, or a family friend?
Northwestern needs to have at least one reference from an academic source. Other recommendations may be submitted in addition to one that discusses classroom performance. The Office of Undergraduate Admission prefers that the number of submitted recommendations not exceed three.
, Z$ H: u. O0 }  V9 b; GDo I need to have my secondary school send a midyear report and/or a final report?
Regardless of your education system or timeline, you should have your secondary school submit information about your academic performance during the middle and at the end of your final year. In some cases, this will include predicted and final examination scores.
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6 `  c$ |, L( e- y9 o) iMay I apply and be admitted to Northwestern even though I plan to leave secondary school early?
A small number of applicants each year decide to leave their secondary school early for various reasons. Northwestern encourages all students to finish a program that will allow them to enter a university in their home country. Students who apply with partially completed academic programs are at a serious disadvantage in the admission process.
9 l" S3 E5 w7 J9 y# l" S: ZDo I have to take the SAT Reasoning Test (SAT I) or the ACT?
All applicants to Northwestern must take either the SAT Reasoning Test (SAT I) or the ACT with Writing. Northwestern understands that it may be difficult to take these tests in certain countries. However, any application submitted without these scores will not be considered complete.
Do I have to take the TOEFL? Which version? Is there a minimum score?
* F) x* p. P/ d1 AMost international applicants to Northwestern submit results of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) to demonstrate their level of English proficiency. If you come from a country where English is the primary/official language and your schooling has been in English, you are not required to submit a TOEFL score. If you live in a non-English speaking country and your schooling (at least two years) has been in English, you are still required to submit a TOEFL score unless your score on the Critical Reading section of the SAT Reasoning Test is above 600. All other international applicants must submit a TOEFL score.
- b6 h$ t1 }3 r7 BNorthwestern will continue to accept the paper-and-computer based versions of the test until the Internet-based TOEFL (TOEFL iBT) is fully implemented and available to all countries. Northwestern does not accept scores from other English proficiency exams including the TOEFL Institutional Testing Program (ITP) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS).
There is no minimum score required by Northwestern. However, competitive applicants are expected to have a high level of English proficiency and typically score above 600 on the paper-based version, above 250 on the computer-based version, or above 100 on the Internet-based TOEFL.
% [( {" w+ a. `( TDo I have to declare a major on the application and will declaring a major have an impact on my admission decision?
- e% T7 t! w& {You must specify a major if you are applying to the School of Communication, the Medill School of Journalism, or the School of Music. If you are applying to the Judd A. and Marjorie Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Education and Social Policy, or the Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science, you may select the undecided major. All applications are evaluated using the same criteria regardless of the applicant's chosen major.
* _- [. G8 }% _8 z: f( fFor a list of majors, visit: http://www.ugadm.northwestern.edu/majors/
I've heard about Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management. Can I study business as an undergraduate?
# f8 H' L0 w+ d5 w* k( h; uNorthwestern University does not offer an undergraduate major in business, management, commerce, marketing, finance, banking, or accounting. However, the Kellogg School of Management offers two certificate programs for undergraduates in Financial Economics and Managerial Analytics. These two programs are for students who wish to pursue a career in financial services or consulting, as well as those who plan to continue their education in law or business school. Interested students can apply for either program at the end of their sophomore year and must complete a series of prerequisite courses as well as other eligibility requirements. Visit http://www.kellogg.northwestern.edu/certificate/ for more information.
Northwestern also offers introductory courses in business finance, accounting and marketing, and a Business Institutions minor. For information on Pre-Business at Northwestern, visit: http://www.wcas.northwestern.edu/advising/prebus.html.
Northwestern undergraduate students interested in business often major in economics, mathematics, computer science, statistics, industrial engineering, communication studies, or organizational studies. Another popular option is a specialized program called Mathematical Methods in the Social Sciences, http://www.mmss.northwestern.edu/, a double major that combines rigorous study of quantitative methods with in-depth analysis of the social sciences.
, h: J! i: Q, ]1 ?Even though we do not have an undergraduate business major, graduates of Northwestern are heavily recruited by national and multi-national firms. They also meet with unusual success when applying to graduate and professional schools. Prior Northwestern students who have pursued an MBA find that these programs are looking for applicants with significant work experience and an expertise in something more than business.
Does Northwestern interview prospective students?
( O; i4 ?9 j6 r& Z) Y$ [Interviews for Northwestern are conducted only by Northwestern alumni, are completely optional, and serve to help the admission staff learn more about an applicant. A student who does not interview is NOT at a disadvantage in the admission process. Alumni interviews are available in only a few locations outside of the United States. More information about alumni interviews will be sent to students after they have applied.
When should I expect to receive my admission decision and how will it arrive?
Your admission decision will arrive in late March or early April by regular mail and by e-mail. The e-mail will direct you to a secured website where you can view your admission decision.
Will I be able to defer my admission to Northwestern because of my country's mandatory National Service or for another reason?
Northwestern is familiar with the National Service requirement that is compulsory in some countries. Admitted students who reserve a space in the class may defer admission to Northwestern in order to fulfill this duty. Requests for deferral due to National Service or for another reason must be made in writing to the Dean of Admission and are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. When Northwestern offers a student deferral, it is with the understanding that they will not use this opportunity to enroll for academic credit at another post-secondary institution. Northwestern will not award credit for any course work done during the deferral period.
0 m# l( i) x) [, v, D' U" SWill I receive credit for International Baccalaureate, Advanced Placement, and other exams?
" {% k0 F3 `; y+ d) dResults of the Baccalaureate, Abitur, A-levels, and other university entrance examinations will be evaluated on an individual basis for the possible award of up to one full year of academic credit. Northwestern also awards credit in nearly all areas for Advanced Placement examination scores of 5 and for International Baccalaureate higher-level examination results of 5 or higher.
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Miscellaneous
Does Northwestern offer an undergraduate course or degree in English as a second language (ESL)?
$ u3 u" O( @  oNo. Northwestern University does not offer undergraduate courses in English as a second language.
Does Northwestern provide health care or have medical facilities?
The Northwestern University Health Service, located on the Evanston campus, offers quality health care by professional staff. Nearby Evanston Hospital and Northwestern Memorial Hospital also provide comprehensive medical care. For more information review the information on the Health Services web site.
; @5 v) l5 L/ u1 U0 _" O9 ZWhere do international students live?
: x0 }, ?  H1 Y6 ^! \! sInternational (freshman and transfer) students are encouraged to live on campus because it helps them become familiar with the Evanston/Chicago area, develop lasting friendships with other Northwestern students, and make use of Northwestern's many resources and organizations. All freshmen are guaranteed housing in a University residence. Housing after freshman year is not formally guaranteed, but most students continue to live on campus.
Detailed housing information will be sent to all admitted students. There are many varieties of housing at Northwestern. The International Studies Residential College, a residence hall centered around international culture and activities, has attracted a number of students. However, international students are welcome to live in any of Northwestern's residence halls or colleges. Visit www.northwestern.edu/housing/ to learn more.
7 m8 s8 `8 i8 GI live in a foreign country. Is it difficult to visit Northwestern's campus?
& j: ]4 P, y4 pMost international students are unable to visit Northwestern before applying. However, if you have the opportunity to visit the Chicago area, you should have no problem including Northwestern as part of your visit. Chicago has two major airports and both are not far from Northwestern. The Evanston campus sits on the shore of Lake Michigan and is less than an hour from the center of Chicago and is easily accessible by public transportation.
SAT/ACT Frequently asked questions
" A- p6 \' L( E4 n! v- uWho needs to take the SAT Reasoning Test and/or ACT with writing?
All freshman applicants will be required to submit results from one of the two tests.
Does Northwestern require the optional writing portion of the ACT?
Yes.
Does Northwestern prefer to receive results from one test rather than the other?
No. Results from either the SAT Reasoning Test or the ACT with writing or both can be submitted to Northwestern as part of an applicant's record.
& X. Z2 G) X" J9 U! a) c7 r1 t" {& uWill Northwestern receive my test scores automatically?
No. Students must request that scores be sent officially to Northwestern. The Northwestern SAT Reasoning Test code is 1565; the ACT code is 1106.
Does Northwestern require results from SAT Subject Tests?
5 `6 L+ ~4 ?/ G3 aNorthwestern recommends that all applicants take three SAT Subject Tests but requires scores from SAT Subject Tests only for applicants to the Honors Program in Medical Education (HPME), the Integrated Science Program (ISP), and applicants who have been educated at home. See the chart below for specific exam requirements.
# g# z5 T4 [5 [% k1 sRequired SAT Subject Test
In addition to SAT Reasoning Test or ACT with writing results, the following SAT Subject Tests are required of freshman applicants who fall into these categories:
HPME Chemistry and Math Level 2
ISP Chemistry or Physics, Math Level 2, and a second science
Home Schooled Math Level 1 or 2. Plus two other SAT Subject Tests of the applicant's choice from different subject areas (i.e., not two science or two foreign language or two history, etc.).  
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& D: Z" X* C# JApplying as a freshman
When should I apply to Northwestern?
/ w: O, m5 T6 X& F/ l+ zFreshmen should apply by the following deadlines:
Freshman application deadlines for fall quarter
You may apply as soon as you begin your last year of secondary school — even before you take the required examinations. Applications for admission are available beginning in September of the year prior to the year you would enter Northwestern. Freshman applicants for other quarters should request information from the Office of Undergraduate Admission   Early Decision Regular Decision
Apply by* November 1 January 1
: p2 W2 S7 E& V9 K/ U4 E+ RTake tests by
0 J4 ~6 n+ D6 L* ?& K- o" ESAT Reasoning Test or ACT with writing required; three SAT Subject Tests recommended October test date December test date
) `! j" x, _' {: KMusic applicants schedule audition by November 15 February 1
Admission decision by December 15 Early April
Tuition deposit/reply by February 1 May 1
0 V! P' g, D9 T4 `% g* Additional information is required if you are applying to the Honors Program in Medical Education, the Integrated Science Program, Mathematical Experience for Northwestern Undergraduates, or Mathematical Methods in the Social Sciences.

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How do I apply?
2 a' L- y: K  F1 \Application for admission is made through the Office of Undergraduate Admission to one of the six undergraduate schools. In determining whether to accept an applicant, Northwestern requires the following:
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A completed application for admission. See our applying page for more details.
+ x$ o# ~* k$ T7 ~: PNonrefundable application fee ($65)
" o% d3 n! R& iOfficial secondary school transcripts
- ]3 L) T" v& [% A& H4 GRecommendations from a secondary school counselor or teacher who can attest to your probable success at Northwestern.
Standardized testing The Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT Reasoning Test) or American College Test (ACT) with writing is required of all applicants. Two SAT Subject Test scores are required of all applicants to the Honors Program in Medical Education, and three SAT Subject Test scores are required for the Integrated Science Program. The SAT Subject Test is recommended for all other applicants. Higher SAT Subject Test scores tend to offset lower SAT Reasoning Test or ACT results.
, N; w1 d0 W6 h$ |An activity chart
8 A; ]* G  M! TPersonal essays
! z* G& }% [- G) |$ zThese materials should be submitted to Northwestern's Office of Undergraduate Admission according to the instructions in the application for admission.

* v. n2 B) G3 sIn addition, School of Music applicants are required to audition.
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! b$ v$ ?$ K. MWhat is Early Decision?
If you are certain that Northwestern is where you want to enroll, we encourage you to apply under our Early Decision plan (see table above for deadlines). As with all traditional Early Decision plans, you agree to withdraw all applications at other colleges and enroll at Northwestern if admitted. Students interested in HPME must apply under the Regular Decision plan.

Applicants who choose Early Decision send a strong, positive message to Northwestern. Given their high level of interest and overall academic and personal strength, the rate of admission for our Early Decision applicants is higher than our overall admit rate. We do not make a practice of deferring Early Decision applicants into our Regular Decision plan.
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, a1 `2 K8 o$ x  D# ?' Y  |If you are admitted under Early Decision and apply for financial aid, you will be notified of your aid decision around the time of your acceptance, provided your family has filed the College Scholarship Service Financial Aid Profile by December 1. Students admitted under Early Decision may be released from the commitment to enroll at Northwestern only for financial reasons.
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Who is accepted to Northwestern?
Each year we receive applications from far more students than we can admit. Students admitted to Northwestern must be clearly capable of succeeding in the University's academic environment. The middle 50 percent of test scores for entering students ranges from 29 to 33 on the ACT; on the SAT Reasoning Test, the critical reading range was 650 to 730 and the math from 660 to 750. The most reliable predictor of success at Northwestern is a strong academic performance at the secondary school level. The mean high school class rank of enrolled freshmen has been at the 94th percentile.
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What if I have been home schooled?
- e0 G& X; r$ _# a/ }0 M- @4 nStudents who have been educated at home are required to submit the results of three SAT Subject Tests in addition to their SAT Reasoning Test or ACT with writing results. Math Level 1 or 2 — for students who plan to study sciences or engineering, Math Level 2 is clearly preferable — plus two other SAT Subject Tests of the applicant's choice from different subject areas (i.e., not two science or two foreign language or two history, etc.) are required.
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How important is my secondary school record?
+ }7 I: l7 ?( s% k9 j! M  v6 F) nThe evaluation of your secondary school transcript is an important part of the admission process. We are not simply looking for high grades; the strength of your academic program is also weighed. In addition, the admission committee makes note of any accelerated, honors, or Advanced Placement courses taken.

Every secondary school is different. Some schools may be more competitive than others; different schools offer different course options. These facts are also considered when admission decisions are made.

What classes do you recommend I take in preparation for Northwestern?
8 B* d$ l7 i$ Z, M, J0 lThe Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, the Medill School of Journalism, and the Schools of Education and Social Policy, Music, and Communication recommend that entering students complete courses in the following academic areas, plus four or more additional academic courses:
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English: 4 full-year courses, with as much composition as the curriculum allows
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Foreign language: 2-4 full-year courses of one foreign language

History and social science: 2-4 full-year courses

) G; G+ p7 a2 H- nLaboratory science: 2 full-year courses
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Mathematics: 3-4 full-year courses

Additional subjects: 1-3 full-year courses in the academic areas listed above

The McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science encourages strong preparation in mathematics and science. Recommended are

! ?  p" ^5 O: D% t2 YEnglish: 4 full-year courses
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Laboratory science: 3-4 full-year courses; chemistry and physics preferred
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) g! x+ b) `+ x5 ]: w! [Mathematics: 3.5-4 full-year courses; calculus preferred, if available; the minimum requirement includes 2 full-year courses of algebra, 1 full-year course of plane geometry, and 1 semester of trigonometry

Additional subjects: 5-6 full-year courses; these should include courses in foreign language, history, and social sciences

! h5 t! h( a9 F0 G( m$ x% b4 h+ cWill I get credit for Advanced Placement and/or International Baccalaureate exams?
Northwestern awards credit in nearly all areas for Advanced Placement examination scores of 5 and for International Baccalaureate higher-level examination results of 5 or higher.
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% F% h" Y5 j' dWill I get credit for work done at other colleges?
Northwestern recognizes credit for courses completed elsewhere under the following circumstances:
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Courses are similar to those offered at Northwestern
8 K( D2 p& W( L5 W) BCourses have been taken at an accredited college or university in the United States or Canada
. ]/ H, g3 E" M7 XCourse work was not submitted for normal secondary school graduation requirements
Courses were taken on a college or university campus with a majority of college students in attendance
6 \; l+ m. w1 Z& C' k) IWhat other factors do you consider in making an admission decision?
! @! O8 @/ W( {* n# d5 GEach application is reviewed carefully by several members of our admission committee. To help us make these difficult decisions, we seek information beyond school transcripts and test scores. We take into account your involvement outside of class, as profiled in an activity chart, and read your essays to get a better sense of your interests, thought processes, and writing ability. Recommendations from secondary school teachers and counselors add perspective to your achievements. The qualities we look for in each candidate are independent thinking, a sense of humor, self-confidence, energy, enthusiasm, and an interest in activities, people, and ideas.
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Financial Aid for International Students
, Y" G8 W, ^: }3 y4 GNorthwestern University will offer need-based financial aid awards to a small group of international students entering in Fall 2008. Citizens of foreign countries who apply under Regular Decision for financial aid will be reviewed as a separate group.
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9 k  ]; r) e' X8 e& ]The usual selective admission criteria, as well as the amount of financial aid needed by an applicant, will be factors in the admission committee's decision. As a result, Northwestern will not offer admission to some candidates who are otherwise well-qualified. For these reasons, the admission rate for international applicants requesting aid is substantially lower than for those not requesting aid. Only those students who apply for and receive financial aid for their freshman year will be eligible to receive financial assistance in subsequent years. There is no financial aid available for international transfer applicants or international students applying under Early Decision.
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U.S. citizens living abroad, permanent residents of the U.S., and other eligible non-U.S. citizens may receive financial aid from Northwestern and should follow the same application process as U.S. citizens for financial aid. Enrolling permanent residents will be asked to submit the proper documents showing their immigration status to finalize the award.
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How to Apply:
Select "yes" when asked "Do you intend to apply for financial aid?" on the Common Application
Submit all of the following:
Application Fee (nonrefundable US $65). Northwestern is unable to waive the application fee for international students requesting aid.
International Student Financial Aid Application - available soon
" R) B4 T% N4 Y: H5 ^International Student Certification of Finances - available soon
0 C" a" f& R$ G& _& w/ [" W* gSigned copies of family's 2007 national income tax return documents or relevant documents verifying income and assets (officially translated into English)
7 a- ?$ _& ~* O0 W- P! ~: cFor families who earn income in the U.S. or Canada:
College Scholarship Service (CSS) Financial Aid Profile
" Y9 h% X" e  H  c& \+ `- PSome students may be asked to provide additional information regarding their family's financial circumstances such as, but not limited to, a non-custodial parent statement (for students whose parents are divorced, separated, or have never been married) or business/farm supplement. All financial information should be converted to U.S. dollars, and the conversion rate should be indicated. Applicants for admission will not be considered complete and cannot be fully reviewed until all required materials have been received.

International students receiving financial aid from Northwestern must still plan to contribute to funding their educational expenses. For example, students will be responsible for travel expenses to the U.S. from their home country. Northwestern University cannot assume responsibility for economic changes such as currency fluctuation, nor can it replace lost support that a student may have expected to receive from relatives, sponsors, or government and corporate grants.

( [; ~7 `" W1 a! Z4 w  f) B8 [7 ^The Office of Undergraduate Financial Aid has the most detailed and current information about financial aid policy and further instructions on how to correctly complete financial aid forms.
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International Students Planning To Pursue Advanced Degrees
International students receiving need-based financial aid from Northwestern for their undergraduate degree should be aware that this funding will not continue if they choose to pursue medical school, law school, graduate school, or any other professional studies at Northwestern University.
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Working in the United States
% ]) s) k( w+ b1 TEmployment on student visas is limited and the rules of employment are strictly enforced. International students who work in the United States while studying are unlikely to earn enough money to pay for all of their expenses.

Applying to Northwestern
* |% s  L2 P* h* \! NInternational applicants to Northwestern include citizens of foreign countries in foreign education systems, citizens of foreign countries in the U.S. education system, and U.S. citizens studying abroad. All applicants to Northwestern, international and domestic, apply using the same process and timeline. International applicants are evaluated in the same group as domestic students except for citizens of foreign countries who apply for financial aid (see Financing Your Education).
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Applications are submitted to and reviewed by the Office of Undergraduate Admission for entrance to one of Northwestern's six undergraduate schools. Admission to Northwestern is determined by a detailed review of an applicant's academic record, test scores, recommendations from teachers or counselors, involvement outside of the classroom, and submitted essays. Northwestern is looking for motivated students from a variety of cultural, religious, and socioeconomic backgrounds who demonstrate excellence in diverse ways.

International students interested in applying to Northwestern should carefully review the following information before beginning the application process.
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Secondary School Record
Strong candidates for admission are encouraged to take a demanding program of study throughout their secondary school career. "Demanding program" is defined differently in each country, school, and educational system. Northwestern University does not prescribe the curriculum candidates should study in secondary school, but expects clear academic success and strong results in all courses and on all examinations.

9 F) J# ^5 p* X, ZPrior to the expected date of enrollment at Northwestern, students should complete an academic program which would allow them to enter a university in their home country. For example, students in a British-based education system should complete A-level examinations before enrollment. Most applicants will begin the application process during their final year of pre-university preparation. Students who have already enrolled at another postsecondary institution are not eligible for freshman admission and should apply for transfer admission.
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' n/ l2 V3 }5 O" K1 ]Due to application materials deadlines, applicants should have their schools send predicted scores for university entrance examinations (e.g. A-level, Baccalaureate, Abitur, International Baccalaureate, Australian HSC, etc.) to the Office of Undergraduate Admission. Admitted students should send official copies of the final results when they become available. These final scores will be evaluated by the University registrar on an individual basis for the possible award of up to one full year of academic credit.
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& J  ?  o8 u. U5 n2 U/ V( xTest scores
* x6 h3 Y3 e6 INorthwestern University requires all undergraduate applicants, whether educated in the United States or abroad, to submit the results of the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT Reasoning Test) or American College Test (ACT) with writing.
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SAT Subject Tests are not required for admission to Northwestern except for two special admission programs: Honors Program in Medical Education (HPME) and the Integrated Science Program (ISP). However, Northwestern strongly recommends that all applicants take two or three SAT Subject Tests before the application deadline.

Median (middle 50%) test scores of admitted freshmen
: \- T" n9 u) h& n* w; p/ ISAT Reasoning Test Critical Reading 650-740
SAT Reasoning Test Math 670-760
ACT 29-33
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SAT 1565
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$ b5 x/ X) l6 Q5 AEnglish Proficiency
Undergraduate applicants must demonstrate a certain level of English proficiency to insure that they will be able to complete their degree requirements at Northwestern. Students whose first language is not English or whose schooling has not been in English are required to submit the results of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Northwestern will continue to accept the paper-and-computer based versions of the test until the Internet-based TOEFL (TOEFL iBT) is fully implemented and available to all countries.
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: c# _0 y, b* E+ H+ H2 O7 \/ sStudents whose schooling has been primarily in English are not required to submit a TOEFL score if their score on the Critical Reading section of the SAT Reasoning Test is above 600. Northwestern does not accept scores from other English proficiency exams including the TOEFL Institutional Testing Program (ITP) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS).
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+ m7 V" }0 D. e! M6 TMedian TOEFL score of admitted freshmen
TOEFL (computer-based) 277
TOEFL (internet-based) 111
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Visa Information
Applicants who are not U.S. citizens or permanent residents require a visa to attend a university in the United States. Admitted students will receive detailed instructions about the procedure for obtaining a visa.

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仰视的学校之一

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前天路过的，今天路过Northeasten。

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原帖由 xdsztl 于 2007-8-18 11:47 发表
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牙牙,你到底已经到几个学校蹲过点了~~:funk:

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西北的托福111？Median TOEFL score of admitted freshmen
  j  o5 f/ Y, i. uTOEFL (computer-based) 277
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不是吧这么多犇人

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西北大学是不会给钱的

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会给的 至少我知道一个