International Application Process

1. Submit the Hilbert Application or find us on the Common Application
2. Submit Academic Transcripts/Records
   You must have your official documents reviewed by a NACES-accredited third-party transcript evaluation agency. Please make sure to order a “course-by-course” evaluation when submitting your order. Agencies include: World Education Services, Educational Credential Evaluators, Josef Silny and Associates, and International Education Evaluation. Hilbert College does not offer fee waivers for the foreign credential evaluation.
   • First Time University Students
     Canadian: Submit your up-to-date secondary school transcripts/records (unofficial copies are accepted for application review, however, official copies must be submitted before students can enroll). We understand the Canadian grading system is different from that of the U.S. We do the grade conversion in-house so you don’t have to spend money to have a third-party agency do it.
     International: Submit your up-to-date secondary school transcripts/records from a certified foreign credential evaluation service. We require a final transcript/record as proof of graduation once you have completed your final year of school is complete. We also require any external examination results (ex. CXC, IGSE, Standard X & XII, A-Levels, International Baccalaureate, etc.) if this applies to your school’s curriculum or country’s education system.
   • Transfer Students
     Current college/university students applying to Hilbert College should submit university transcripts up to the most recent completed semester. Official copies of final university transcripts will be required before students start classes at Hilbert.
   • Exchange Students
     Exchange students from one of our partner universities only need to submit their official transcripts from their home university. A foreign credential evaluation is not required.
3. Proof of English Proficiency*
   All countries with English as the official language are exempt.*Canadian, UK, and Australian applicants are exempt.

Minimum scores required for various English language proficiency exams*

*All Canadian, UK, and Australian applicants are exempt.

Once all required documents are received, the International Admissions office will review applications and determine the eligibility of each applicant for admission and scholarship consideration.