Applying to Shasta College is very easy to do! You must complete our international student application packet and submit some additional information. You may download our student application or request a paper application. After we have received your completed application and you have met all the necessary requirements, we will process your acceptance and send your acceptance documentation by mail. Please refer to the most Frequently Asked Questions about Admissions or How to Apply sections for specifics about our admissions process.
1. When should I apply for Admissions?
International students can apply and enroll at Shasta College two times during the year (Fall and Spring). All documents for admission must be submitted by the following deadlines:
| Fall Semester |
April 30th |
Classes begin mid August |
| Spring Semester |
November 1st |
Classes begin late January |
2. What requirements must I meet to gain admissions?
Students must be able to read, write and speak English at a level necessary to actvely pursue a full-time academic program. English proficiency is demonstrated by taking one of the following language proficiency tests:
| Language Proficiency Tests |
Minimum
Score
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Website Link
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TOEFL
(Test of English as a Foreign Language)
The Shasta College Institutional TOEFL
Code is 4696
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www.toefl.org/goanywhere
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Paper-based
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500
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Internet Based Test (IBT)
|
61
|
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Computer Based Test (CBT)
|
173
|
|
IELTS
(International English Language Testing Systems) |
5.0
|
www.ielts.org/default.aspx
|
STEP Eiken
(Society for Testing English Proficiency - Japan) |
Pre-Level 1 |
www.stepeiken.org |
3. What if I do not have a Minimum Score for the Language Proficiency Test? Students may be accepted with the following scores with the stipulations that they enroll in ESL coursework and maintain a full-time status (minimum 12 units) as per ICE regulations. Subsequent semester placement into academic courses will be based on ESL assessment of the score:
TOEFL: Paper based - 450 to 499; IBT - 45 to 60; CBT - 133 to 172
IELTS: 4.5
STEP Eiken: Level 2
4. Do you have an ESL Program?
Shasta College has an ESL Program that is offered through the Division of Pathways and Learning Support (PALS). You can view the classes that are offered through the ESL program office.
5. How much does Shasta College cost for international students?
Estimated expenses for one academic year. U.S. Dollar amounts below are approximate:
Total Estimated Cost for the 2019-2020 Academic Year:
$20,061.00
Tuition and fees are paid each semester (not in an annual sum).
All other expenses are paid separately.
Summer Session (optional) - There are no unit requirements.
Summer Session fees are not included in the above total.
Tuition, Basic and Enrollment Fees
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____________
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Enrollment and Services Fees
|
$6,801.00
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Books and Supplies
|
$1,000.00
|
|
$7,801.00
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*based on $280.00 per unit for the minimum of 12 units for 2 semesters, plus campus fees, and are subject change without notice
Estimated Living Expenses
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____________
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Room and Board
|
$9,600.00
|
Health & Accident Insurance
|
$1,360.00
|
Personal Needs
|
$1,300.00
|
| |
$12,260.00
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An international student who wants to attend Shasta College must apply for admissions . Remember all of this information can be found online. Shasta College has a downloadable International Student Application that makes applying very easy (you must have Adobe Reader or plug in to read this PDF fileClick here to download Adobe Reader.). All of the necessary forms (health and financial statements) are included in this file. You may also request a paper application.
In either case, you will be asked to provide the following documents.
| 1. |
Complete all application documents |
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Originals or official copies of the following documents must be submitted:
Application for Admission (with instructions), TOEFL scores, Transcripts, Financial Documents, Health Statement |
| 2. |
Submit Language Proficiency Test |
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Submit a language proficiency test:
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)**
International English Language Testing Systems (IELTS) or
Society for Testing English Proficiency - Japan, (STEP Eiken) |
| 3. |
Submit official English translations of secondary and post secondary transcripts |
| 4. |
Complete Confidential Financial statement |
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The Confidential Financial Statement must be completed and signed by person guaranteeing payment.
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| 5. |
Completed Health Statement and Evidence of Health Insurance |
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Provide evidence of an active health insurance policy before you register for the semester. If you do not have an active health insurance policy then you will be required to purchase a plan. Information regarding this plan will be mailed to you (upon request), if you need to acquire this service. You may also visit the following website at www.internationalstudentinsurance.com
You will also be required to provide evidence that you have received all required tests and shots before you will be admitted to Shasta College: Tetanus, Measles, Mumps, Rubella and Polio, and proof of current Tuberculosis Test (PPD) or chest x-ray for tuberculosis (taken within the last 3 months). |
| 6. |
Application Fee |
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A non-refundable $100.00 (USD) application fee must be submitted by money order or check only. (Information on Application Instructions) |
| 7. |
Submit Documents to: |
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Shasta College
Attn: International Admissions Technician
P.O. Box 496006
Redding, California 96049-6006
For Registration Questions
Contact Cindy Silva csilva@shastcollege.edu: (+011) 530-242-7665
For Questions Regarding the International Program
Contact The Global Education Center at globaled@shastacollege.edu or by phone: (+011) 530-242-7626 |
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I-20 Issued |
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Upon acceptance, Shasta College will issue acceptance your I-20 will be sent to you within five business day which will allow you to apply for the F-1 visa |