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International Students

Prepare to shape global public and private institutions by learning from the best New York City has to offer.

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Preparing Global Leaders

The King’s College is privileged to have students from all over the world who share our desire to shape and lead global public and private institutions. Throughout the years our students have come from over 40 different countries, contributing to the rich cultural tapestry at King’s. To prepare students for influence, our curriculum requires a high level of written and oral communication. Our requirements exist so that successful candidates can truly thrive in the classroom setting and in life after graduation.






International Students Thrive Here

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Study in a Global City

New York City draws talent from across the world, making it the ideal place to pursue an internship and launch a career.

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Build Friendships

You’ll be placed into one of the College’s ten Houses, where other freshmen and upperclassmen—including other international students—will encourage and support you.

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Academics

Our faculty are at the top of their fields and bring their expertise to the classroom. You’ll learn alongside other students who are driven, mature, and invested in their education.

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Christian Community

Study alongside peers, faculty, and staff who prioritize growing in their faith.

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Financial Aid

International students are eligible for a few forms of merit-based aid.

Scholarships

Tuition and Costs of Attendance

The tuition cost for international students is $37,000 per year. International students are also eligible to compete for one of three full-tuition scholarships via the Founders Scholarship Competition.

Application Process

Apply

On your application, choose “International Freshman” if you have just completed or are enrolled in secondary school and have not yet attended college, university, or post-secondary school. Choose “International Transfer” if you have graduated high school (secondary school) and are currently attending a college or university in the U.S. or abroad.

Apply for Admission
Submit Transcript

You will need to submit transcripts from all secondary and post-secondary schools you have attended. You or a school counselor may send unofficial or official transcripts, by email to admissionsoffice@tkc.edu, by fax (877-349-0231) or by mail:

Office of Admissions
The King’s College
56 Broadway
New York, NY 10004

Transcripts must be in English and include a grade point average converted to a 4.0 scale. The King’s College does not offer translation or conversion services. It is the student’s responsibility to make sure his or her transcripts meet the admissions requirements. Grades can be converted using the Premium GPA Converter on Scholaro.com or a reputable third-party conversion service, such as those found on the NACES website. Please submit both the original and translated copies of your transcripts. Talk to your admissions counselor with any questions.

If applicable, common examinations/diplomas such as the International Baccalaureate (IB) or A-Level/ AS-Level exams should be submitted and will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Proof of high school (secondary school) completion is required.

Submit Test Scores

The King’s College requires international students to submit a score from one of the following tests because our academic curriculum requires a strong grasp of the English language.

  • Minimum TOEFL: 83 (Internet Based Test)
  • Minimum IELTS: 6.5
  • Minimum Duolingo: 105

King’s may choose to waive the above requirements once you have submitted your transcripts and writing sample and completed an entrance interview.

SAT or ACT scores are optional for spring and fall 2022 enrollment due to the COVID-19 pandemic. If you wish to submit scores, you may complete an online request for ACT scores (use school code 2784) or SAT scores (use school code 2871). Previous schools sometimes include ACT or SAT scores on your transcript.

If you have 24 or more college credits, we do not take SAT and ACT scores into consideration.

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Schedule Interview

Please email the Admissions Office at admissionsoffice@tkc.edu to schedule an entrance interview phone call via WhatsApp, Google Hangouts, or Skype.

Schedule Interview
Submit Writing Sample

Submit an essay of your choice that provides a good representation of your academic writing ability. This writing sample can be an essay you have already written for a class. The writing sample should be approximately 1,000 to 2,000 words, an academic-style paper, written for class, and include citations. Please avoid submitting blog posts, journal entries, stream-of-consciousness, and creative writing pieces. Show us your best work! Email your writing sample to us at admissionsoffice@tkc.edu.

Apply for Your Visa

The process of applying for a student visa can feel complicated. We’ve listed the key steps so you don’t miss anything.

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Application Deadlines

We recommend submitting your application as soon as possible so that we can connect you with the Admissions team and answer all your questions. We review applications on a rolling basis, so you will receive an admissions decision between two and four weeks of completing your application (including test scores and transcripts).

Fall 2022 Deadline

August 15, 2022