TRANSFER UNDERGRADUATE APPLICATION
International Transfer Application Checklist
You have two options to apply for admissions, the UM application or Common App.
Unfortunately, UM's policy does not allow application fees to be waived for international students.
Since the student visa process requires students to demonstrate the capability of paying for all education, living, and travel costs for attending university in the U.S., the application fee cannot be waived on the basis of financial hardship for any international applicant who requires a student visa to enter or remain in the U.S.
Transcripts can be submitted by email to study@olemiss.edu. We consider transcripts official when they are sent directly from a high school counselor or school official or through Common App.
Credit Hours
If you have completed fewer than 30 credit hours of university-level coursework, you will need to meet the freshman admission requirements and provide both high school and in-progress university transcripts.
If you have completed over 30 credit hours of university-level coursework, please send your in-progress university transcript showing over 30 credit hours.
GPA - Grade Point Average
Transfer students must have completed over 30 hours with a cumulative GPA of 2.0 on the U.S. scale.
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When is the deadline to apply?
The university has a rolling admissions policy, so you can apply at any time and expect a decision within a few weeks. However, we recommend that international students apply before February 1 for Fall Semester enrollment and before October 1 for Spring Semester enrollment to ensure enough time for the student visa process.
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English Proficiency Requirements
The ability to communicate effectively in the English language is critically important to students’ academic and personal success as well as to safety in laboratories and other academic and research environments. International applicants whose primary language is not English and/or who have completed their secondary or tertiary education primarily outside of the U.S. must submit official scores from the acceptable tests in the table below. English language proficiency requirements may be met by providing qualifying test scores. To be considered official, test scores must be sent directly from the testing agency to the university and be less than two years old. The school code for the University of Mississippi is 1840.
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English Proficiency Test Exemptions
Find out if you qualify for an exemption to the English Proficiency test requirement.
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