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• Visit the University of Illinois at Springfield admissions website and Familiarize yourself with the admissions requirements for your program: The first step is to visit the University of Illinois at Springfield admissions website. You can find information about the application process, admissions requirements, and financial aid here.
• First-year applicants: This application is for students who have completed high school or secondary school but have not completed any university-level coursework. Applicants are applying for a bachelor's degree program. Admission for first-year applicants will be based on the following:
• College preparatory curricula and academic coursework
• Grade point average (GPA) on a U.S. 4.0 equivalency scale
• Personal statement
• Transfer applicants: This application is for students who have completed some university-level coursework but have not yet completed a U.S. equivalent bachelor's degree. Applicants are applying for a bachelor's degree program.  Admission for transfer applicants will be based on the following:
• University-level grade point average (GPA) on a U.S. 4.0 equivalency scale
• Graduate applicants: This application is for students who have completed a bachelor's degree and are applying for a master's or doctoral degree. The academic department or program makes admission decisions for graduate applicants.
• Non-degree applicants: This application is for students who do not intend to earn a bachelor's or master's degree. If you only apply for a non-degree program, you are not eligible for a student visa.

• Create an account: You must create an account on the University of Illinois at Springfield admissions website. This will allow you to track your application status and submit your materials.
• Complete the application: The next step is to complete the online application. The application will ask for your personal information, educational background, and test scores.

Applicants requiring an F-1 student visa to study at University of Illinois at Springfield can only be submitted for the Fall and Spring semesters, except for the Masters in Athletic Training Program, which starts in the Summer semester. Completed applications should be received at least 3 months before the intended enrollment date. The deadlines below are for general admissions. Please note that some programs have earlier application deadlines (as listed in their admissions requirements). 

• Fall Term Deadline: May 15th
• Spring Term Deadline: Nov 15th
• Summer Term (Athletic Training Only): March 15th

• Submit your application materials: You will need to submit the following application materials:
• Official transcripts: Official transcripts from all high schools and colleges you have attended.
• Test scores: SAT or ACT scores are required for undergraduate applicants.
• Letters of recommendation: Two letters of recommendation from teachers or other professionals who can attest to your academic ability and character.
• Personal and academic statement: A writing sample is a requirement for many applications. Two types of writing samples may be asked as part of the application process: 

• Personal Statement – This is an applicant’s chance to tell University of Illinois at Springfield about themselves. It should describe interests and accomplishments not indicated elsewhere on the application.
• Academic Statement – This is an applicant’s chance to tell University of Illinois at Springfield about professional aspirations, intellectual interests, and personal experiences relevant to choosing a specific academic program at University of Illinois at Springfield.

• Pay the application fee: The application fee can be paid when submitted or through the applicant's admissions status page.

• Undergraduate applicants: $60 USD (4,925 INR) 
• Graduate applicants: $75 USD (6,157 INR) per application. There are not any application fee waivers for graduate applicants.