ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
GENERAL ADMISSIONS INFORMATION
In accordance with Title IV of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of Educational Amendments of 1972, Section 5 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Age Discrimination Act of 1975, IGlobal University admits all qualified applicants regardless of age, sexual preference, gender, marital status, religion, national origin, creed, mental limitation, disability, or ethnic origin. IGlobal University recruits and admits those students who have the potential to successfully complete their educational programs. The prospective student’s motivation and interest in succeeding in his/her chosen field of study are important factors for admission consideration as well as the student’s academic background and qualifications.
Evaluation of the applicant’s Admission Application and related required documents is essential in the acceptance process of prospective students. Success in an educational program is highly dependent on the applicant’s prior education and occupational experience enhanced by the motivation, self-discipline, and desire to succeed. The innovative, on-campus or off-campus educational environment challenges a student’s ability to manage his/her time, family, and work commitments, while devoting sufficient time to coursework and study the assigned instructional materials.
ADMISSIONS SPECIFIC TO ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Select a program below to see specific requirements and procedure:
ENROLLMENT AGREEMENT
The Enrollment Agreement signed by a new student will become effective upon receipt by the Admissions Office of IGlobal University. Registration for the upcoming term will follow along with payment of tuition and related fees. Students cannot enroll in a course after the Add/Drop period during the first three weeks of a given term. If an enrolled student has no response to IGlobal University’s formal written notice (email or mail) for more than three consecutive weeks, IGlobal University reserves the right to change the student’s status to Withdrawal (WD).
CANCELLATION OF ENROLLMENT AGREEMENT
A student may cancel the Enrollment Agreement without penalty or obligation prior to the start of a term or the Add/Drop period deadline, which occurs at the end of the 2nd week of a term. Any tuition payment will be refunded to the student within 30 days period following his/her cancellation notice. After the start of a term, the Registration Fee will not be refunded. A notice of enrollment cancellation from a student can be made by mail, fax, email, or in-person delivery to the Registrar’s office or Academic Office during business hours. Tuition refund is based on the Tuition Refund Policy found in the Financial Information Section of this Catalog.
CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICIES
If a student elects to withdraw from specific course(s) or completely from the University, the following refund schedule will be used to determine any outstanding financial obligation for which the student may be responsible:
Instructional Time or Self Directed Learning Time
1. Completed up to 1 week of Instructional time
2. Completed up to 2 weeks (25%) of Instructional Time
3. Completed up to 4 weeks (50%) but more than 2 weeks of Instructional Time
4. Completed up to 6 weeks (75%) but more than 4 weeks of Instructional Time
5. Completed more than 6 weeks of Instructional Time
CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICIES FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Due to extensive overhead expenses incurred by the admissions staff for admitting international students, any F-1 student who withdraws from IGlobal University during the first quarter will not receive any refund of tuition paid and any fees.
MATRICULATION AT IGLOBAL UNIVERSITY
IGlobal University admits new students every term. All students must register for and carry an adequate number of course credit hours each term to comply with Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements.
TRANSFER STUDENTS AND TRANSFER CREDIT (TC)
Transfer students must meet the admission requirements in effect at the time of matriculation and must comply with the same admission procedures for each selected educational program as mentioned above. However, each and every course considered for transfer must be compatible to a course offered for the same program of IGlobal University with respect to the following, but not limited to: course title, course description and the number of credit hours. In recommendation of the Admissions Committee, the Academic Dean approves or disapproves transfer of credit for any course after a thorough and rigorous course-by-course evaluation.
The University policy permits a student to transfer up to a maximum of 135 quarter credit hours at the undergraduate level and 27 quarter credit hours at the graduate level.
TC cannot be awarded for courses with a “C” grade (4.00 scale) or lower for graduate courses or for “D” or lower for undergraduate courses. Courses that are of a technical nature must have been completed within a recent time period (less than 7 years) to be considered for a TC award. Applicable courses taken for credit at international/foreign institutions must be evaluated by an approved Credential Evaluation Agency before a TC award can be considered.
IGlobal University reserves the right to award or deny TC earned at other institutions. Credits earned at the undergraduate level cannot be transferred into meeting graduate courses. Under any circumstances, the total number of Transfer Credits for an applicant student will not exceed 50% of the total number of credits required for a graduate degree and will not exceed 75% for an undergraduate degree conferred at IGlobal University.
READMISSION
A student who was academically dismissed from IGlobal University must wait minimally one term time period from the end of the current term in which the dismissal occurred before applying for readmission. The student must submit a Petition for Readmission to the Academic Office at least ten days before the beginning of the term in which he/she requests readmission. In the written Petition, the student must describe any proposed changes or circumstances that would result in improved academic performance. The Academic Office will assess the student’s ability for future success in the program of study and notify the student, in writing, for readmission and ability to resume coursework, if any.
ENROLLMENT DEFERMENT
Request for enrollment deferment shall be made in writing or by email and submitted to the Admissions Office. Enrollment deferment shall be for a maximum of four terms or one academic year. After that period of time, a student must resubmit a new Admissions Application Form along with the payment of an Application Fee (US $80.00).
Refund Due
100% Tuition Refund
75% Tuition Refund
50% Tuition Refund
25% Tuition Refund
0% Tuition Refund