International Application & Cost

Welcome! Applying is quick and easy at Hilbert.

Looking for accepted student or cost and scholarship information? 

Application Process

1. Submit the Hilbert Application or find us on the Common Application
2. Academic Transcripts/Records
   
• First Time University Students
  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 will 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.
  
  
You may be required to have your official documents reviewed by a 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


3. Proof of English Proficiency*
   In order to be considered for admission, proof of English proficiency must be demonstrated by testing, English as a Second Language (ESL) course completion, or by the attendance of at least (2) full years at a school teaching a U.S., International Baccalaureate (IB), or A/O level (U.K) based curriculum.

NEW!  Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, ETS is proud to introduce a solution for students who have been impacted by the coronavirus to take the TOEFL iBT® test at home until test centers can reopen. Testing will be conducted through the use of live remote proctoring serviced by ProctorU®. This high-touch, real-time human monitoring of test sessions limits the number of seats available. For more information, check out the ETS TOEFL page.  

*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.

Accepted Student Checklist

Congratulations and welcome to Hilbert College - follow these next steps to secure your spot in the incoming class!

1. Submit $275 USD Enrollment Deposit  
   This deposit is required before the I-20 application can be processed/issued.  It will secure your place in our on-campus housing as well as your place in the incoming class.
   
   
2. Complete I-20 Application & Paperwork
   Print out the forms, fill out the information requested, attach any supporting documents required, and submit them to the International Student Coordinator (Lee Coletti, lcoletti@hilbert.edu). Students must be accepted to Hilbert College before an I-20 can be processed.  Current F-1 visa holders must speak with their current Designated School Official (DSO) to arrange for their I-20 to be transferred to Hilbert College.
   
   
3. Complete Housing Application & Paperwork 
   • Application for Housing
   • Mandatory Health Form
   • Emergency Contact Form
     
     

4. Obtain your F-1 Student Visa

This process can take several weeks to complete so it's important to allow enough time, prior to the start of your intended term.  Further instructions can be found on travel.state.gov

International Student Cost & Scholarships

Estimated Costs for 2021-2022 (US dollars)

Billable Items:

• Estimated Tuition & Mandatory Fees* (not including course fees) $25,680
• Estimated Housing & Meal Plan (double room & meal plan) $10,700
• International Fee: $2,000
• Health Insurance: $1,200

Additional Costs:

• Books, Personal Expenses, Transportation: $2,000

Estimated Total: $41,580 (without scholarship)

Scholarships