UPDATE AS OF FALL 2022
Currently we are not able to accept international students as we are in the middle of our routine SEVP recertification. The process and paperwork are backed up and we are waiting to hear from them. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes you and hope to have you join us in the future! If you want to be notified when we are ready for new international students, please fill out this form.
To gain entry into a CCBC Program, International Students must prove the following:
English proficiency
All international students must demonstrate the ability to understand and speak English as all instruction, reading, and coursework will be done in English. Applicants must pass the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). The following minimum scores are required for acceptance at CCBC: » 62—Internet-based test CCBC’s TOEFL Code is 4749.
Financial Responsibility
International students must demonstrate the ability to provide sufficient funds by way of a personal bank statement. An affidavit of support may be necessary.
Students who have completed secondary or postsecondary education outside of the United States and desire to pursue a degree must submit an evaluation of foreign credentials from an evaluating agency. Please allow ample time for processing. Any non-English documents must be accompanied by a certified English translation, including a course-by-course evaluation.
CCBC is authorized under federal law to enroll non-immigrant students.
We recommend that you ready the following article from the Department of Homeland Security before applying.
International Admission Process
1. Apply for Admission to CCBC.
2. Submit additional (4) items during the application process:
a. International Student Form
b. Affidavit of Support
c. Scanned image of your valid passport
d. International transcript evaluation
3. Completed applications will be reviewed by the Admissions Commitee at the next scheduled Admissions meeting.
4. Receive I-20 form from CCBC (must be renewed each year, can be renewed twice for a total of three years max)
5. Pay the SEVIS fee online and keep a receipt on hand.
6. Apply for a student visa at a U.S. Consulate (Canadian students do not need a visa, only an I-20 form and receipt for SEVIS fee)
7. After you receive your visa, make travel plans. Due to COVID-19, we recommend that you continually check for updated government rules for international travelers, such as travel bans and quarantine requirements.