The University has a strong commitment to international education and students from over 62 countries are currently enrolled at Adelphi.

To encourage international enrollment, the University participates in international events where prospective students can meet with Adelphi representatives who will answer their questions about the academic programs, campus life, and the specific requirements for international students.

The Office of International Student Services assists in meeting legal requirements for entry into the United States and maintaining legal status while studying at the University. The office also offers information and advice concerning differences in government laws and regulations, language, customs, culture, and educational systems.

Apply online, download our application (PDF 722KB), or submit a request for a printed copy to be mailed to you.

For additional information, please contact us at intladmissions@adelphi.edu.


Undergraduate Information
It is recommended that international applicants submit a completed International Student Application for Admission (PDF 722KB) by May 1 for the fall semester and by December 1 for the spring semester. For students interested in living on campus it is recommended that you submit your application by March 1.

Applicants must provide evidence of superior academic achievement and of proficiency in English. (The minimum TOEFL score acceptable is 550 paper score / 213 computer score.)

The International Student Handbook contains information about requirements, procedures, and policies regarding the admission process and studying at Adelphi.

Find the answers to many of your questions in the Adelphi University International Student Handbook (PDF 6.27MB).

The cost of attending Adelphi University is the full responsibility of international students and their families or sponsors; however, scholarships are available for qualified applicants.

For additional information about services available to Adelphi's international students, contact the Office of International Student Services.

To see a list of our undergraduate programs, take a look at our programs of study.

To find our more about Adelphi's undergraduate programs, take a look at our Undergraduate Bulletin.


Graduate Information
It is recommended that international applicants submit a completed International Student Application for Admission (PDF 353KB) by May 1 for the fall semester and by December 1 for the spring semester. Applicants to the following programs please note application deadlines: Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology - January 15, M.S. Communication Sciences and Disorders - March 1 (fall), October 1 (spring).

Applicants must provide evidence of superior academic achievement and of proficiency in English. The minimum TOEFL score acceptable is a 550 paper based score / 213 computer based, except for the graduate programs in social work. The minimum TOEFL score acceptable for social work is a 587 paper based score / 240 computer based score.

For detailed information about the admissions process for international students, consult the Adelphi University International Student Handbook (PDF 6.5MB), or request a copy from the Office of International Admissions.

To find out more about Adelphi's graduate programs, take a look at our Graduate Bulletin.

For additional information about services available to Adelphi's international students,contact the Office of International Student Services.

The cost of attending Adelphi University is the full responsibility of international students and their families or sponsors.