TSU International Admission FAQ

Financial guarantees of $31,095 can be submitted by mail, email, fax or hand delivered. Accepted documents include: Third Party Sponsored Scholarships or Bank Statements, Bank Letters along with the completed Certification of Finances form. The Certification of Finances form can be downloaded here.

Yes, all incoming freshman must submit SAT or ACT test results, no matter if you live in the US or in a foreign country. The SAT test is offered all around the world. For a location in your country, please click the following link: https://www.collegeboard.org/

You must login to your My TSU Web account.

If you are currently on an F1 visa in the US, you must submit the form. Your International Advisor must complete and return the SEVIS Foreign Advisor’s Report to the International Office to ensure your current status with Immigrations. Do not transfer your I-20 at this time, only complete and return the form.

Click here to access the form.

Once you have submitted all of the required documents an email will be sent to you. Your official letter will also be mailed. You can track the progress of your application by logging into your My TSU Web account as a Prospective TSU Student.

Once you are accepted, provide your current school a copy of TSU’s acceptance letter and have them transfer your I-20 at least 2 weeks before the start date of your classes.