Admission of international students

Prospective F-1 students need to follow these application requirements to apply to MCC:  

• All applicants are required to:

  • complete an international application online;

  • provide proof of English proficiency* either by providing proof of successfully completing a comparable English composition course with a C or higher, taking the ESL Accuplacer, or taking the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). The applicant is responsible for making early arrangements for the test via online registration at www.ets.org or writing to:

    TOEFL Services
    Educational Testing Service
    P.O. Box 6151
    Princeton, NJ 08541-6151, USA

    Official test results must be sent to MCC via TOEFL institutional code number 9621.

  • provide an official copy of a high school or college diploma or certification in the original language and with certified English translations;

  • submit a completed financial affidavit and a current (within six months) official bank statement or letter for a checking or savings account translated into English and in U.S. dollar equivalency; letters or statements for money markets, investments, or from employers about salaries are not acceptable.   

  • sign a statement acknowledging that they will be enrolled in an international student health insurance policy identified by the College; and

  • provide a copy of the passport.

• Applicants applying for a change to F-1 status need to consult with a designated school official in International Student Services for additional requirements.

• Applicants in the United States need to provide a copy of the I-94, admission stamp, and visa (except Canadians) or I-797 Notice of Action indicating the current status.  

• Applicants transferring from a language institution, college, or university in the United States are required to provide official transcripts from the respective school(s). Copies of all previous I-20s, employment authorization cards, and the Transfer to MCC form are required.

• F-1 students take assessments in order to determine appropriate course placement, as needed.

• F-1 students must register for 12.0 credit hours or more each quarter to stay in status, unless they have prior authorization from International Student Services.

• F-1 students are considered to be non-residents for tuition purposes.

*Countries that are exempt from providing English proficiency proof:

Australia

Canada (except Quebec)

Common Wealth Caribbean

Ireland

New Zealand

United Kingdom

For more information, visit mccneb.edu/Prospective-Students/Resources/International/Admission-Information/Admission-Forms.aspx, email iss@mccneb.edu, or call 531-622-2281.