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Candidates
are required to complete the following requirements to be accepted
into the teacher certificate program, or to clear their credential*:
- NHU admission application
- $50.00 non-refundable admission fee
- Enrollment Agreement
- Valid California Teacher Credential
- Official Transcripts for any Clear Credential coursework
done elsewhere must be sent directly from the originating
college to NHU. (For those students applying for a Clear
Credential)
* This
doesn’t apply if students are current/active NHU credential
students.
* Additional information
about Admissions to TED can be downloaded here (PDF). |
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Teacher
Education / CSET Equivalency
Students wanting to fulfill CSET Equivalency requirements must
submit admissions documents as required for the Teacher Education
Program.
Students must inform the Teacher Education Department as well
as the Office of Admissions of intent to complete CSET Equivalency
requirements.
Enrollment
Agreement
All students must submit a completed and signed Enrollment
Agreement to the Office of Admissions, prior to registering
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Admission
of International Students
In addition to the items required of all applicants as described above, international
student applicants, or those holding U.S. visas as students, are required to
provide the following to the Office of the Admissions:
- A completed Student's
Confidential Declaration of Finances Form (in U.S. dollars,
a minimum of $25,000). This declaration should be completed
and signed by the applicant and his or her sponsor or guarantor;
- An original or certified
copy of Bank Letter(s) verifying that the applicant, sponsor
or guarantor has sufficient funds (in U.S. dollars, a minimum
$25,000 to show that the applicant will have sufficient financial
resources to cover direct and indirect expenses for the duration
of the degree program. NHU currently has no scholarships
or other financial aid for international students.
If the minimum of $25,000 is not met, applicant must provide
written explanation as to other sources of financial stability
for the duration of the degree program, and must be approved
by the Director of Admissions.
- Passing TOEFL Test
scores: a paper-based minimum score of 450, or a minimum
computer based score of 133 will require further language
development courses. No additional requirements for
TOEFL paper based scores of 500 or above, or a computer-based
score of 173 or above.
When the
Office of Admissions receives all required documentation
(i.e. the information required for all applicants plus the
above mentioned declaration and bank letters), the application
will be evaluated and a letter of acceptance or denial will
be issued. Upon receiving admission to an undergraduate program,
prospective international students must satisfy the following
additional steps in the admission and registration process:
- Each applicant from a foreign
country must make a deposit of $500 prior to receiving the
Certificate of Eligibility for Student Visa. This amount
will be automatically credited to the student's second
semester of study at NHU. In case the visa application
is denied, the applicant must return the Certificate of Eligibility
for Student Visa to NHU and the $500 deposit will be refunded
upon receipt of the Certificate of Eligibility for Student
Visa within the semester designated on the Certificate of
Eligibility for Student Visa. Allow 3-4 weeks to process
the refund. The deposit will be non-refundable for
any international student who uses a Certificate of Eligibility
for Student Visa issued by NHU to enter the United States;
changes visa status, or transfers to another school during
the first semester of study. International students
who possess a Certificate of Eligibility for Student Visa
and want to transfer from another college in the U.S. to
NHU are not obligated to leave the deposit;
- Each applicant must provide
proof of adequate health insurance valid in the United States.
- All first-semester
undergraduate students will be required to take a placement
exam prior to registration. The test results will determine
if any course work will be necessary before the student
is permitted to enroll in degree courses, this must be
done prior to meeting with their advisor to register for
classes for the first time.
Exception will be made for those students who have taken
college level courses equivalent to ENG 100 and MAT 100 and
passed the course with a C- or better.
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