General Information
Applicants Whose First Language Is Not English
F-1 Student Visas
Documentation of Sufficient Funds
Financial Assistance and Employment
Official Transcripts or an Evaluation Sent from a Foreign Credential Evaluation Service

Documentation of Sufficient Funds

To qualify for a student visa, applicants must provide complete and accurate documentation of sufficient funds to cover the cost of the first year of school, books and living expenses. Official bank statements, a signed letter of support or an affidavit of support (available from the USCIS), sponsor income verification, or other proof of liquid assets is required to document sufficient funds. The amount required to cover expenses for the first year is dependent upon the program of study and listed in the I-20 documentation work sheet, which is part of the application packet for international students.

The following figures indicate estimated costs for the academic year (9 months) of a single student per program. These fees are subject to change without notice, and the student should be prepared for any adjustments in expenses.

ESTIMATED 2010-2011** First-Year Cost of Attendance:

* The living allowance is a standard 9-month allowance approved by the Washington State Higher Education Coordinating Board and is for a single person.

**Please note this is an estimation and not final costs.

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