International Students
International Students
Apply as an International Student
SUNY Delhi has welcomed students from more than 20 countries, and we believe that our academic and cultural life is stronger because of their contributions. Our 15:1 student-to-faculty ratio means you won't get lost in the crowd; learning takes place in an environment focused on the needs and aspirations of each student on our campus.
How We Help International Students
- Immigration counseling regarding visa status
- Documentation assistance
- Travel consultation
- On-campus employment
- Practical training documentation
- Transfer to other institutions
- Assistance with Early Orientation Programming and Health Insurance Administration
How to Apply
- Complete either the SUNY Online Application or the Common Application.
- Submit the $50 non-refundable application fee.
- Submit the following documents directly to our campus. PLEASE NOTE: All transcripts must be official and received via mail.
- All other documents may be emailed to Robert Piurowski, at piurowrc@delhi.edu.
- The mailing address is:
SUNY Delhi
Office of Admissions
454 Delhi Drive
Delhi, NY 13753
Required Documents
- Official Secondary School Records. Official records include: high school diplomas, high school leaving certificates, etc. Please note that each international student must have the equivalent of a United States high school diploma. These records must be in English.
- Official College Transcripts. Applicants who attended a college or university must arrange to have official transcripts forwarded directly to the Enrollment Services Office. Any transcripts from colleges or universities outside of the United States must be in English and evaluated by a Credential Evaluation Service, such as World Education Services, Education Credential Evaluators (ECE), or SpanTran.
- Official ACT or SAT Scores Required. All first-year bachelor's degree applicants,
first-year Nursing and Veterinary Science Technology applicants, and prospective first-year
student athletes must submit or include in their application an official copy of their
ACT and/or SAT scores.
SUNY Delhi Score Report Codes: ACT: 2916 SAT: 2525 - Autobiographical essay in English. Topics can include: why you are applying for study in the United States, reasons for selecting the field of study chosen, work experience relevant to your field of study, the explanation for any extended interruption in your school attendance, special interests and abilities you have, plans for further study and/or employment after completion of your first degree, family background, etc. The essay should be no longer than two pages.
- A copy of the biography page of your passport. This is the page that includes complete
legal name, country of citizenship and photograph.
Non-Native English Speaking Applicants
Must also submit the following directly to the Enrollment Services Office:
- English Proficiency Statement (pdf). This form must be completed by a director of courses in English (or duly designated representative) of a bi-national center or a professor of English at a school or university.
- Official TOEFL score. A minimum score of 475 (written) or 55 (TOEFL i BT) is required, OR
- Official IELTS score. A minimum score of 5.5 is required.
- Official PTE score. A minimum score of 44 is required.
- Official GTEC score. A minimum score of 1033 is required.
Application Plans and Deadlines
Rolling Admissions
With the exception of our on-campus Nursing and Veterinary Science Technology programs,
the application process at SUNY Delhi is based on a rolling admission plan wherein
we will accept applications until the program has reached its acceptance or enrollment
limit. The Admissions staff will start its 2020-21 application review October 1.
Nursing and Veterinary Science Technology Admissions (On-Campus Programs)
*Fall Semester Entry Only
Early Action Review Period: First-Year and Transfer
Applications that are complete by December 1, 2019 will be notified of their admission
status by December 15, 2019. Students who are not admissible through Early Action
will be moved to our Regular Decision review process.
Please note: Students will apply through general admission and will not be able to select Early
Action or Regular Decision on the SUNY or Common Application.
Regular Decision Review Period: First-Year and Transfer
Applications that are complete by February 1, 2020 will be notified of their admission
status by February 15, 2020.
Please note: Students will apply through general admission and will not be able to select Early
Action or Regular Decision on the SUNY or Common Application.
Offers of Admission through Early Action and Regular Decision are non-binding and
students have until June 1, 2020 to submit their tuition deposit.
Please Note: New students who enter SUNY Delhi in a spring semester with the intention of internally
transferring into a Nursing or Veterinary Science Technology program must be aware
that current, matriculated SUNY Delhi students can only apply to internally transfer
in a Nursing or Veterinary Science Technology program at the end of the fall semester
for admission for the following fall semester. All transfer students with this intention
are highly encouraged to apply directly to a Nursing or Veterinary Science Technology
program with a fall semester starting point.
Financial Evaluation Process
The financial evaluation process relates to issuance of the Form 1-20, which occurs after the student has been accepted. Please note that admission decisions are not based upon immigration status. Once you are accepted, you will need a Form I-20 in order to obtain an F-1 Student Visa. In order for SUNY Delhi to issue a Form I-20 after acceptance, a tuition and housing deposit of $150 U.S. dollars must be paid to the college.
We require the following documents for the financial evaluation process. These documents must be dated nine months or fewer prior to the date of the semester you are attending and can be sent directly to the Enrollment Services Office at SUNY Delhi:
- Foreign Financial Statement (FSA-4) (pdf)
- An official bank statement proving funding for one full academic year. The bank statement must come from the student, his or her parent(s), or a sponsor. The balance must be converted to U.S. dollars.
Cost
| Number of Credit Hours | Out-of-State Tuition Associate Degree | Out-of-State Tuition Bachelor's Degree | Comprehensive Fee* |
|---|---|---|---|
|
1 |
$452.00 |
$694.00 |
$86.48 |
|
2 |
$904.00 |
$1,388.00 |
$152.96 |
|
3 |
$1,356.00 |
$2,082.00 |
$219.44 |
|
4 |
$1,808.00 |
$2,776.00 |
$285.92 |
|
5 |
$2,260.00 |
$3,470.00 |
$352.40 |
|
6 |
$2,712.00 |
$4,164.00 |
$418.88 |
|
7 |
$3,164.00 |
$4,858.00 |
$485.36 |
|
8 |
$3,616.00 |
$5,552.00 |
$551.84 |
|
9 |
$4,068.00 |
$6,246.00 |
$618.32 |
|
10 |
$4,520.00 |
$6,940.00 |
$684.80 |
|
11 |
$4,972.00 |
$7,634.00 |
$751.28 |
|
12 and up |
$5,420.00 |
$8,325.00 |
$855.00 |
*Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice. Online fees differ from on-campus
fees.
