麻豆传媒映画

• $1,000 confirmation deposit (refundable) must be submitted to:
  Office of Admission
  麻豆传媒映画
  5701 Delhi Road
  Cincinnati, OH 45233-1670
• Declaration of Finances: International students seeking an I-20 must provide financial support that covers all school and living related expenses for the entire length of his or her program. Students must also show how they will be supported during times when school is not in session. Funds for the first year of study must be documented and available. This means the money must be “on hand” for immediate use. Generally, this is shown through bank statements. Funds for subsequent years must be reasonably attainable. While this can be documented through bank statements, it is best demonstrated by employment or investment income from a sponsor. As a general rule international students are NOT allowed to work off-campus. International students are eligible to work on campus. However, students cannot support themselves through on campus employment. At best on campus employment can provide spending money for incidentals.
• (visit Tuition & Costs for tuition information)

*All costs are subject to change.

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Estimated cost of 4 years of study: $208,000*

*All costs are subject to change. Visit Tuition and Costs page for most current information.

• SEVIS Fees - International students who apply for an F-1 visa using the initial attendance Form I-20 will need to complete and pay SEVIS (Student Exchange Visitor Information System) fee to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)/I-901 confirmation, prior to the student visa interview.

• A completed .
• A $50 non-refundable application fee payable to 麻豆传媒映画.
• Academic Transcripts: Official undergraduate transcript(s) from a regionally accredited college or university, with a baccalaureate degree noted, sent directly to the 麻豆传媒映画’s Office of Graduate Admission from the undergraduate institution attended.  If credits from more than one institution appear on the undergraduate transcript, official transcripts from all originating institutions are required.
• Undergraduate transcripts from non-U.S. countries will need to be evaluated by .
• Applicants should check with the specific graduate program they are seeking. English proficiency requirements may vary by program. Requirements may be waived if the graduate program requires another standardized test, e.g. Graduate Record Examination (GRE), or if the undergraduate degree was earned at a college or university in the Unites States. Waiver will be determined by the program director. Unless otherwise specified, please see the following score requirements.
  • English Proficiency Exam - Official  
    • Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) examination
      • 79 or better (for prior version 0-120 scale) - OR - 4.5 or better (for 1-6 scale beginning January 21, 2026)
      • MSJ TOEFL code is 1129
      • TOEFL Services: 
    • International English Language Testing System (IELTS) examination (academic module)
      • 6.5 or better band score
      • IELTS International: (British version of TOEFL) Services: 
    • Duolingo
      • 110 or better overall score
      • Duolingo Services:
• For applicants on F-1 visa, two letters of recommendation are required.

• For applicants on visa, submit a Declaration of Finances:
  • Declaration of Finances: International students seeking an I-20 must provide financial support that covers all school and living related expenses for the entire length of his or her program. Students must also show how they will be supported during times when school is not in session. Funds for the first year of study must be documented and available. This means the money must be “on hand” for immediate use. Generally, this is shown through bank statements. Funds for subsequent years must be reasonably attainable. While this can be documented through bank statements, it is best demonstrated by employment or investment income from a sponsor. As a general rule international students are NOT allowed to work off-campus. International students are eligible to work on campus. However, students cannot support themselves through on campus employment. At best on campus employment can provide spending money for incidentals.
  • (visit Tuition & Costs for tuition information)