Criteria for
Admission to ULI
- The student must be
15 years of age or older.
- Full-time,
college-bound students must apply
for a minimum of 2 consecutive
sessions (4 months).
- The
student must fulfill all
the requirements of the application
procedure.
- Students must submit
all required documents for an
available session in a timely
manner.
- The student's
application must demonstrate
compatibility with ULI's missions
and goals.
ULI does NOT require a
TOEFL score for admission.
Deadlines
You need
to be aware of the following things
when you make your study and travel
plans:
If you are outside the
USA applying for a student visa:
- There is a deadline for
students who are outside the USA
applying for a student visa. Deadlines
are only applicable while space is
available, so apply early. Please
see our schedule
for specific deadline dates.
- After
you've submitted all
required documents to ULI, please
allow
4-14 business days to
receive your acceptance
packet from ULI by DHL
Express Mail (this
does not include times
when ULI offices are not
open). You should be
aware that we do not have time
to process applications for
the future sessions during our
break weeks between sessions
(when we are on vacation and
are testing new students for
the current session) and
during the first 3 days of
class of each session.
- If
you cannot attend the
scheduled placement test, you
must apply for a different
session. If you are
outside the USA and applying for
a student visa, you must request
to change the start date on your
I-20 BEFORE the placement test
date (the program start date
listed on your I-20). If you do
not register and attend the
scheduled placement test, your
I-20 will be canceled or
terminated. Check visa
wait times in the city
in which you will apply for
your student visa to make sure
you have enough time to get a
visa so that you can be here
for the scheduled placement
test.
If you are already inside
the USA:
- The
last day to apply is on the
day of the placement test.
- Transfer
students must complete their
transfer on or before the
placement test day.
This means that you must be
accepted early enough for your
former school to transfer your
I-20 to ULI on or before the
scheduled placement test. If
you do not attend the
scheduled placement test,
your
I-20 will be terminated.
- Anyone
applying for part-time
classes can take the
scheduled placement test,
but they will be placed on a
waiting list. They
will only be able to enroll if
space is available after all
full-time students have
enrolled.
Application
Procedure
Send
application and all required documents
to us by postal mail, email, or fax.
Requirements
for
All Applicants
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Additional
Requirements for
Student Visa Applicants
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Additional
Requirements for
Transfer Applicants
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Additional
Requirements for
Applicants Without a Student Visa
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$75 application fee
payable to ULI or pay online
with your credit card. (Click
here to pay online)
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4. Financial
documents certifying that
a sufficient amount of
money will be available to
meet both your living and
tuition expenses while at
ULI. Since you will
need to present
financial documentation
at the U.S. Embassy or
Consulate when applying
for a student visa, ULI
suggests that you make
enough copies of all
your financial documents
for both ULI and visa
application purposes in
your home country. Acceptable
forms of certification
include the following
(choose one):
- A current personal
bank statement or letter
from your bank stating
the amount of money you
have in your account
- A letter of support
and bank statement (or
bank letter) from your
parents or other source
of support
- A letter guaranteeing
financial support from
your employer or other
sponsoring agent
- A scholarship letter
from your government or
other sponsoring
organization
- A notarized Affidavit
of Support Form I-134
from a US Citizen
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7. Copy of
I-20, visa,
and I-94 card
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4. Documents
showing legal status such
as passport, visa, and I-94
card (I-94 is available after
entry into the USA); permanent
residency card; or U.S.
passport |
3.
Completed immunization
form as
required by
Oklahoma state
law. Choose
either:
- Immunization
Form A (for
ages 15-17)
or
- Immunization Form B (for ages 18+).
Students who
are 18+ can
simply submit
written
documentation
of
immunization
against
hepatitis B,
measles,
mumps, and
rubella
instead of the
form.
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5. Grade
transcripts from
last school attended
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8. A transfer student information form
with the top portion
filled out and signed
by the student and the
bottom portion
completed by the
student's current
school.
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5. The
student must attend the
scheduled placement test and test
into a level with space
available.
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6.
Copy of passport |
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Requirements for Applicants
With Other Types of Visas:
Priority for class
placement is given to full-time
applicants who have a student visa. Any
person who applies to ULI
without a student visa will be
immediately placed on a
waiting list once they have
fulfilled all the requirements
of the application
process. Is space is not
available
in the level in which they
test, the
applicant may choose to study in
a lower level of wait to study
in another session
B1s and B2s are not legally allowed to
study in the USA. An F2 or J2 applicant
may legally study 1-3 hours per day for
as many sessions as they would like. If a
B1, B2, F2, or J2 applicant
wishes to study full-time, they
should consider entering the
country with a student visa or
requesting a change of status to
a student visa. Please contact
the school for more information
about changes of status.
Requirements To
Concurrently Enroll at Both ULI
and Another Institution:
Students who want to enroll in a
degree program but are not
proficient in English may be
allowed to be concurrently
enrolled in classes at ULI. The
student should consult closely
with both schools to make sure
that the total number of hours
taken at each school is enough to
maintain their student visa
status. The student will be
responsible to follow all the
regulations for concurrent
enrollment at the institution
issuing the I-20. The student will
be responsible to enroll in
classes and pay tuition and fees
to each institution separately.
Both schools will share
information about the student's
academic progress.
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