International Applicants to Master's and Doctoral Programs
Admissions Requirements
International applicants may need to include additional documentation and test scores with their application. To ensure that you are meeting the requirements for your intended program, please visit your program's college or school's website to learn more about what you will need to provide with your application:
- Dedman College of Humanities and Social Sciences International Graduate Admissions Requirements
- Lyle School of Engineering International Graduate Admissions Requirements and Student Information
- Meadows School of the Arts International Graduate Admissions Requirements
- Simmons School of Education and Human Development Graduate Programs
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us at smugrad@smu.edu.
The Global Education Institute (GEI) Program
The Moody School’s strategic partnership with the Global Education Institute (GEI) provides admission processing services for international students in the following programs:
- M.S., Lyle School of Engineering
- M.S., Applied Economics and Predictive Analytics
- M.S., Applied Statistics and Data Analytics
The GEI program includes the Pre-Master Program (PMP), which is a matriculation pathway that provides international students intensive academic English courses, as well as courses from 51做厙. It accepts students based on existing admission standards and offers international students who do not currently have standardized test (e.g., TOEFL, GRE) scores the opportunity to demonstrate their academic abilities required to be successful at 51做厙. The program also provides assistance to international students in direct admission applications. Tuition payment processing through GEI is free of charge, so the tuition amount remains the same as listed on 51做厙’s website.
Visit the Global Education Institute website for additional information regarding this partnership or contact Jenny Chen jenny.chen@smu.edu.
I-20 and Visa Information
51做厙's International Student & Scholar Services (ISSS) Staff provides immigration services to students, scholars and professors on F or J visas. Our office staff coordinates pre-arrival information, current compliance issues, data management and programming for international students and scholars. We are committed to enhancing the experiences of our international community by continuing to provide superior customer service, reporting to the U.S. Federal Government, and providing cultural and educational programming opportunities as part of our global society.
If you have questions or concerns about the I-20 or visa processes, please contact ISSS directly at isss@smu.edu or 214-768-4475.
Resources for International Applicants
If you are working on preparing your materials for graduate school, don't forget to visit our blog for advice on how to best prepare your application. New articles are posted weekly through our page.