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International Admissions | Virginia Tech Universal Access Toggle Universal Access Close Universal Access dialog Universal Access Options Skip to main content Report a windbreak Apply Visit Give Shop Resources for Future Students Current Students Parents and Families Faculty and Staff Alumni Industry and Partners Menu Virginia TechWell-nighAbout Submenu Toggle FactsWell-nighVirginia TechCampus LocationsUniversity LeadershipInclusiveVTArts@VirginiaTechEngagement and OutreachHistory and TraditionsRankings Academics Academics Submenu Toggle CollegesMajorsGraduate SchoolBeyond BoundariesOnline LearningLibrariesContinuing and Professional EducationSummer and Winter SessionsExperiential LearningLiving-Learning CommunitiesStudy Abroad Admissions & Aid Admissions & Aid Submenu Toggle Cost & AidUndergraduate AdmissionsTransfer AdmissionsInternational AdmissionsVeteran AdmissionsOnline ProgramsGraduate Admissions Campus Life Campus Life Submenu Toggle Discover BlacksburgHousingDiningCareer and Professional DevelopmentHealth and WellnessCorps of CadetsClubs, Organizations, and InvolvementCultural CentersAthletics Research Apply Visit Give Shop Resources for Future Students Current Students Parents and Families Faculty and Staff Alumni Industry and Partners Search Search Submit Home / Admissions & Aid / International Admissions / Explore Cost & Aid Undergraduate Admissions Transfer Admissions Current page: International Admissions International Admissions Requirements InternationalUsingChecklist Accepting the International Offer ofTicketDates and Deadlines Mozaiko Living LearningPolityResources Veteran Admissions Online Programs Graduate Admissions International Admissions All international applicants must use the Coalition application. You are an International Applicant if you: are NOT a resider or permanent resident of the U.S. meet the minimum graduation requirements from upper school. are pursuing an undergraduate stratum (either as a freshman, transfer, or visiting non-degree student). Cost and Expenses International students who will be inward our university as F-1 visa holders must show vestige of sufficient funds for their first year of study at our university surpassing the required I-20 immigration form can be issued by the university. The I-20 will be needed for the F-1 student visa interview. International students who will be inward our university as J-1 bilateral mart students must show at least $6,000 USD for each semester they wish to study at our school surpassing the required DS-2019 form can be issued by the university. The DS-2019 will be needed for the J-1 student visa interview. Although U.S. Immigration Service regulations permit F-1 and J-1 student visa holders to work on campus, employment opportunities on campus are extremely limited. F-1 and J-1 visa holders are not unliable to work off campus without work authorization. Any off campus employment MUST be tried by the International Student Advisor at the university and/or USCIS. International students holding other visa statuses should be enlightened that visa regulations are substantially variegated for each type of visa. if you have a question regarding the regulations for your visa status, please contact the Cranwell International Center at international@vt.edu. The pursuit is a list of unscientific expenses you can expect to incur as an undergraduate at Virginia Tech during the 2018-2019 school year (nine months, or two semesters, in length). These are expenses for a single student (you should add $5,750 for a spouse and $2,750 for each dependent child). These estimates and subject to change.     Tuition & Fees $32,458 Room & Board* $8,934 Other Expenses Note: Other expenses include books, supplies, lab fees, health insurance, laundry, personal spending money, travel costs, etc. $5,824 Total $47,216 Click here to view this information on the Cost & Aid page. Room and Board Freshmen are required to live on campus at Virginia Tech and can expect to pay the on-campus residence hall expense. Freshmen who are over 21 years of age are permitted to live off campus. Students past their freshman year are not guaranteed housing on campus and should plan their finances as though space will not be available. Students who will be bringing family members are not permitted to live in the residence halls. Students who will be living off campus are usually required to sign twelve-month suite leases; hence, the off-campus living expense is calculated for a full year rather than an wonk year. Please note that in the U.S. without signing any housing contract (lease), the lease cannot be wrenched and terms cannot be reverted for any reason. Computer Requirement All inward students are required to have a personal computer. Students offered ticket wil receive spare information regarding specifications and purchase options. Information is moreover misogynist at www.compreq.vt.edu. Visa Information F-1 or J-1 Transfer Clearance Form: This form must be completed by all freshmen applicants peekaboo upper school in the United States and transfer students peekaboo higher in the U.S. who hold an F-1 or J-1 visa. Please well-constructed and return this form to Virginia Tech. Students who cannot show vestige of their legal status in the United States cannot be issued an I-20 or DS-2019 for Virginia Tech. International Applicants Apply here using the Coalition using The international using deadlines are: Early Decision: November 1, 2018 Regular Decision: January 15, 2019 Office of Undergraduate Admissions Virginia Tech 925 Prices Fork Road Blacksburg, VA 24061 Phone: (540) 231-6267 Fax: (540) 231-3242 Email: admissions@vt.edu Virginia Tech CEEB Code: 5859 ACT Code: 4420 Financial Aid Title IV Code: 003754 The Office of Undergraduate Admissions is a semester of Enrollment Management, Office of the Provost The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and CampusTreasonStatistics Act (Clery Act), requires colleges and universities to unroll information well-nigh treason on and virtually their campuses.  The purpose of the reports is to provide information well-nigh security on campus to include: campus and polity treason statistics, policy information, safety tips, resource phone numbers, and a unenduring overview of the many services the university provides. Keep this information where it can be hands located; it serves as a useful reference source of information. It can be found at this link: police.vt.edu/crime-stats/clery. To request a printed reprinting of any campus report, stop by the Virginia Tech Police Department. As per federal requirements, Campus Security and Fire Safety Reports are published on or surpassing the first of October for the preceding timetable year. Get Directions   See All Locations   University Status Contact Virginia Tech Privacy Policy Acceptable Use We Remember University Libraries Accessibility Consumer Information Stop Abuse Policies Equal Opportunity WVTF University Bookstore Jobs at Virginia Tech © 2018 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. All rights reserved. Facebook Twitter Instagram Linked In Pintrest YouTube