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Proof of Identity

A photo or scan of a government-issued form of identification and a passport-style photo or selfie.

Proof of Graduation

You’ll need to submit an official copy of your high school transcript in English*. If you’ve completed an equivalent credential, we accept proof of your General Educational Development certificate (GED) or an internationally recognized secondary school qualification.

If you’ve completed some college-level coursework, you may also submit your official college transcript as part of your application.

If your official transcript is not yet available, you may submit a document that confirms your graduation and highest academic qualification. The official transcript is still required and can be submitted at a later time.

*Documents not written in English must be submitted with official translations, such as those provided by a certified institutional official or an embassy. If you don’t have a translated copy at the time of application, our Admissions team can arrange for translation before we make a decision.

Proof of English Proficiency

To make sure you're ready to succeed at É«¿âTV, we’ll need to confirm that you’re proficient in English. You can meet this requirement in one of the following ways:

If you studied in English, you can submit a copy of your high school diploma or an equivalent credential (e.g. GED or international secondary school qualification) where English was the main language of instruction.

If you didn’t study in English, you can show your English skills by submitting an official score report from an approved English language exam. The exam must have been taken within the last two years.

In some cases, we may ask for extra documentation, like a note from your school or a statement from their website, to help verify that your program was taught in English.

Minimum Score Required for English Proficiency

Proof of Identity

A photo or scan of a government-issued form of identification and a passport-style photo or selfie.

Proof of Graduation

We need an official copy of your transcript in English* confirming that you’ve completed a bachelor’s degree from one of the following:

• A U.S.-based accredited institution recognized by the U.S. Department of Education
• An international higher education institution recognized by the appropriate ministry of education or equivalent body
• An international institution whose degree has been evaluated as equivalent to a U.S. four-year bachelor’s degree by a credential evaluation agency that’s a member of the or the
• An international institution whose three-year bachelor’s degree is accompanied by an official evaluation report confirming its equivalency to a four-year U.S. bachelor’s degree (this report must come from a credential evaluation agency that is a member of AICE or NACES)

We may also ask you to confirm that your undergraduate degree meets our academic standards and refer you to an external agency for evaluation if needed.

If your official transcript is not yet available, you may submit a document that confirms your graduation and highest academic qualification. The official transcript is still required and can be submitted at a later time.

*Documents not written in English must be submitted with official translations, such as those provided by a certified institutional official or an embassy. If you don’t have a translated copy at the time of application, our Admissions team can arrange for translation before we make a decision.

Proof of English Proficiency

To make sure you're ready to succeed at É«¿âTV, we’ll need to confirm that you’re proficient in English. You can meet this requirement in one of the following ways:

If you studied in English, you can submit an official diploma or transcript from a college or university (in the U.S., its territories, or an international institution) where English was the language of instruction.

If you didn’t study in English, you can show your English skills by submitting an official score report from an approved English language exam. The exam must have been taken within the last two years.

In some cases, we may ask for extra documentation, like a note from your school or a statement from their website, to help verify that your program was taught in English.

Minimum Score Required for English Proficiency

Program-Specific Admission Requirements

Applicants without the required degree background must first complete designated foundation courses for their program, earning a grade of C or higher to progress into the degree.

Proof of Identity

A photo or scan of a government-issued form of identification and a passport-style photo or selfie.

Proof of Graduation

If you’re applying for a non-degree program at É«¿âTV, you must meet the same graduation requirements as degree program applicants. You may confirm your eligibility by submitting either an official transcript or a self-certification statement.

However, if you choose to self-certify and later decide to apply your non-degree credits toward a É«¿âTV degree, you will be required to submit an official transcript verifying that you meet the academic qualifications for the degree program.

Undergraduate Non-Degree Programs

You’ll need to submit an official copy of your high school transcript in English*. If you’ve completed an equivalent credential, we accept proof of your General Educational Development certificate (GED) or an internationally recognized secondary school qualification.

If you’ve completed some college-level coursework, you may also submit your official college transcript as part of your application.

If your official transcript is not yet available, you may submit a document that confirms your graduation and highest academic qualification. The official transcript is still required and can be submitted at a later time.

Graduate Non-Degree Programs

We need an official copy of your transcript in English* confirming that you’ve completed a bachelor’s degree from one of the following:

• A U.S.-based accredited institution recognized by the U.S. Department of Education
• An international higher education institution recognized by the appropriate ministry of education or equivalent body
• An international institution whose degree has been evaluated as equivalent to a U.S. four-year bachelor’s degree by a credential evaluation agency that’s a member of the or the
• An international institution whose three-year bachelor’s degree is accompanied by an official evaluation report confirming its equivalency to a four-year U.S. bachelor’s degree (this report must come from a credential evaluation agency that is a member of AICE or NACES)

We may also ask you to confirm that your undergraduate degree meets our academic standards and refer you to an external agency for evaluation if needed.

If your official transcript is not yet available, you may submit a document that confirms your graduation and highest academic qualification. The official transcript is still required and can be submitted at a later time.

*Documents not written in English must be submitted with official translations, such as those provided by a certified institutional official or an embassy. If you don’t have a translated copy at the time of application, our Admissions team can arrange for translation before we make a decision.

Proof of English Proficiency

To make sure you're ready to succeed at É«¿âTV, we’ll need to confirm that you’re proficient in English. You can meet this requirement in one of the following ways:

Undergraduate Non-Degree Programs

Submit a copy of your high school diploma or an equivalent credential (e.g. GED or international secondary school qualification) where English was the main language of instruction.

Graduate Non-Degree Programs

Submit an official diploma or transcript from a college or university (in the U.S., its territories, or an international institution) where English was the language of instruction.

If you didn’t study in English

You can show your English skills by submitting an official score report from an approved English language exam. The exam must have been taken within the last two years.

In some cases, we may ask for extra documentation, like a note from your school or a statement from their website, to help verify that your program was taught in English.

Minimum Score Required for English Proficiency

Operating Systems

Learners receive a Microsoft Office license to use during their time at É«¿âTV. Most projects and assessments can be completed using a Microsoft or a Google application. A note about Windows operating systems: Microsoft periodically ends support for its older operating systems. Our minimum computer system requirement in the chart below reflects these changes.

Web Browsers

Web browsers listed in the chart below have been tested and validated for use with our website. Other web browsers not listed may not work as well and will be unsupported and tested by É«¿âTV.

System Requirements

Download the Adobe Reader Plug-In

In order to view PDF documents, your computer must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed with the latest version available for your operating system.

, then follow the installation instructions available on the download page.

Note: É«¿âTV strongly recommends using a personal, non-corporate device for seamless access to its platforms. Learners using a corporate device are responsible for addressing any potential security restrictions by coordinating with their internal IT department to ensure the University’s services are accessible.