Qualified international students are welcome to enroll in graduate degree programs at UW-Superior. To be admitted, the following information must be submitted to the Graduate Studies Office:

1. Completed Graduate Studies Application for Admission form. Apply online at http://apply.wisconsin.edu

2. A copy of all transcripts, certificates, and examination results from secondary and postsecondary schools with official stamp and signature. These documents must be sent directly to the Graduate Studies Office by the institution (school) issuing them. Transcripts will not be accepted from students. English translations, duly certified, must also be sent.

3. A statement or certificate indicating English language proficiency. A score of 550 (paper-based), 213 (computer-based), 79 (internet-based) on the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is recommended. Specific departments may require higher scores and may also require the Test of Spoken English (TSE). Any deviation from these standards must be approved in advance by the appropriate faculty advisor and the Provost.

4. Documented evidence of financial stability for two years with the completion of the Financial Responsibility Form online at http://www.uwsuper.edu/oip/intl_pros/forms/index.cfm. This should include proof of financial resources indicating stipend and source and/or a bank statement bearing the official bank seal indicating the amount of money available for study in the United States for at least two years. U.S. consular offices often require that money be deposited in U.S. currency in the university's business office before visas are issued. Care must be taken that all statements of support are thoroughly documented. This documented evidence must be submitted with the application for admission. Verification from a local bank that money is on deposit for use during residency in the United States is acceptable at the time of application. Students should not rely on financial assistance in the form of part-time work on campus as such employment cannot be guaranteed. Most international graduate students may be awarded a partial nonresident tuition waiver. Information regarding nonresident tuition waivers may be obtained from the director of financial aid, the international student advisor or the Graduate Studies Office.

5. A $56 nonrefundable application fee in U.S. dollars made payable to the University of Wisconsin-Superior.