International Students

For information regarding international students' application, visa requirements, international students' admissions deadlines, student insurance and more, please visit BC's International Student page. Please read all pages to learn more about requirements to be admitted as an international student.

The international admissions process is the following:

Student sends the application with supporting documentation
The International students office reviews the application
After accepted to the college, international students office will process the acceptance letter and I-20, the immigration document required to apply for the student visa at the American Consulate.
Student applies for the visa at the American Consulate
Student travels to the United States 30 (thirty) days before classes start

International Application Form E-Packets can be found at:
International Student Application FASTLink

Other Useful Information Links:

Financial Resources
Admissions Information

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Visa Requirements

International Students Brochure

Housing: Broward College does not provide housing. The following links (local news) may help you in finding housing /apartments close to Broward College's South Campus (Zip Code 33024)

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/classified/realestate/rentals

http://www.miamiherald.com/classifieds/real_estate/rentals

Students with courses taken at universities outside the United States must have their transcripts officially translated into English and commercially evaluated. Upper level course identification of all course work must be included. Requested documents must be received within 30 days from the first term of enrollment.

Josef Silny and Associates (Commercial transcript translators/evaluators)
World Education Services (Commercial transcript translators/evaluators)

For more specific information regarding International Student Admissions, please contact our International Admission Coordinators Regina Carvalho and Annia Valdes.

Professional Pilot Students must:

Take SAT test and request results to be sent directly to Broward College's International Student Admissions
To start in the Professional Pilot Program students need to be college level (score 440 in each subject) according to State approved cut-off scores .Upon arrival in the USA, students can also take a Computerized Placement Test CPT. If student language is other than English, they might be required to take LOEP test. According to scores in the LOEP, SAT or CPT student might be required to spend a full term or more taking some Prep courses in English or Math before starting the Pilot Program.

Take a spoken English test according to the International Civil Aviation Organization – ICAO and satisfy the Level 4 requirement of English Proficiency. You need to find the testing facility in your country by contacting the local Civil Aviation Authority.

Medical. Bring a minimum of an FAA third class medical examination certificate. It is recommended, however, that flight students receive at least a second class medical, as this is the minimum level needed to fly for hire. Go to the FAA web site to find a doctor near you.

TSA. Non US citizens are required to fill out an application with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) prior to flight training. Foreign students will not be allowed to fly until clearance is provided. Please note that the Flight Training Provider is Delta Connection Academy, and two separate applications should be made, one for Private Pilot training and one for Instrument training. This application should not be done until you are admitted to Broward College, and are ready to travel to the United States.

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