International Students

Programs of Study

Berkeley’s career-focused programs are developed with input from Advisory Boards made up of industry experts to ensure that you learn the skills that employers demand. Many programs include a faculty-monitored internship, practicum, or job-related assignment where you’ll be able to apply what you’ve learned in a real-world setting. This experience can be a tremendous advantage in beginning a career.

• 3D Digital Visualization
• Accounting
• Applied Media
• Business Analytics
• Fashion Merchandising and Management
• Financial Services
• General Business
• Graphic Design
• Health Services Management
• Information Technology Management
• International Business
• Interior Design
• Justice Studies - Criminal Justice
• Legal Studies
• Management
• Marketing
• Master of Business Administration in Management (MBA)

In addition to on-campus learning, Berkeley College Online® is tailored to meet the needs of international students around the world.

Not all programs and courses are offered at all campuses. You may be required to take some courses at another campus or online. Berkeley College reserves the right to add, discontinue, or modify its programs and policies at any time. Modifications subsequent to the original publication of this document may not be reflected here. For up-to-date and detailed information, please visit BerkeleyCollege.edu and view our catalogs at BerkeleyCollege.edu/Publications.

Contact Us

Berkeley College International Department
3 East 43rd Street
New York, New York 10017 USA
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Telephone: U.S. Dialing Code - 212-687-3730
Email: International@BerkeleyCollege.edu

How to Apply for Undergraduate Admission

Please review the application requirements and process to be sure you have all necessary documents and information. Assistance is available through the International Student Office.

Required Documents:

• International Application
• $50 (U.S.) Application Fee
• Official secondary or post-secondary transcripts and proof of graduation (with certified English translations).
• Proof of English language proficiency:
  • TOEFL - iBT 61 or higher
  • IELTS - 5.5 or higher

How to Apply for Graduate Admission

Please review the application requirements and process to be sure you have all the necessary documents and information. Assistance is available through the International Student Office.

Required Documents:

• International Application
• $50 (U.S.) Application Fee
• Official transcripts from all undergraduate institutions (with certified English translations) and proof of graduation 
• Proof of English language proficiency(we also accept approved partner test results - please inquire):
  • TOEFL - score of 80 IBT or higher
  • IELTS - score of 6.5 or higher
  • Duolingo - 110 or above
• Resume (a minimum of two years of professional employment is preferred)
• Two letters of recommendation
• Personal statement
• Application for transfer credit (if a student is seeking transfer credit from another graduate institution)
• Financial support documentation (showing at least $42,000)

To Confirm Admission:

• $300 (U.S.) Tuition Deposit
• $100 (U.S.) International Processing Fee

Student Visa Requirements

To apply for a SEVIS I-20 (which is needed to obtain an F-1 student visa), students must satisfy to the College, based on visa regulations, that sufficient finances are available to pay for tuition and living expenses. This can be verified by a certified bank statement showing $42,000 from your sponsor. Once accepted to Berkeley, the SEVIS I-20 is sent with the Acceptance Package.

ESL Pathway to Berkeley College - Conditional Admission

Study English at Berkeley College in New York City to prepare yourself for an undergraduate degree.  If you are below our required English levels or have not taken an English test, you can be granted conditional admission to study ESL with our on-campus partner school, Rennert International, before your degree program.  Other short-term ESL study opportunities are available. Email us for more information: International@BerkeleyCollege.edu.

Short-Term Study Abroad at Berkeley College for a Semester

Living and studying in New York City is a great experience with a short-term study option at Berkeley College. You will earn college credit for each course without committing to complete a degree program. For those interested in studying on an F-1 student visa, not applying through a partner institution, please complete the regular application: International Application

International Viewbook

Download the International Viewbook PDF file to learn about academic programs, cultural opportunities, and services for international students.

International Tour Calendar

Many of Berkeley College's international representatives travel abroad to meet prospective students. For more information, please contact the International Student Department at +1-212-687-3730 or via email at International@BerkeleyCollege.edu.

International Club

The International Club provides a special forum for the specific needs and interests of international students. It organizes social and cultural activities, including field trips, that acquaint international students with life in America. The get-acquainted meetings often include a trip to the United Nations. Additional activities, such as international festivals, are organized by students at individual locations.

Housing

Please contact the Berkeley College International Admissions Office for housing suggestions at International@BerkeleyCollege.edu. We can send you a list of residence options in the New York City area.

You can also visit the following links to find an apartment in the New York/New Jersey area.

• https://easylivingspaces.com/berkeleycollegehousing/
• berkeleycollegehousing.4stay.com