Admission of International and ESL Students
Allen College is accepting applications for F-1 students through fall 2024. F-1 students will not be admitted after that term.
| Program
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Delivery
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May F1 students enroll?
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Associate of Science in Radiography
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Mostly on-ground
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Yes
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Bachelor of Health Sciences-Diagnostic Medical Sonography
|
Mostly on-ground
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Yes
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| Bachelor of Health Sciences-Medical Imaging
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Online classes, on-ground clinical
|
No
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Bachelor of Health Sciences-Medical Laboratory Science
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Hybrid: Online classes, on-ground clinical & labs
|
No
|
Bachelor of Health Sciences-Public Health - Health Care Leadership
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Completely online
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No
|
| Master of Science in Occupational Therapy
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On-ground
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Yes
|
| Doctor of Education in Health Professions Education
|
Online
|
No
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| Doctor of Physical Therapy
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Hybrid: online courses, on-ground labs and clinical
|
No
|
| Bachelor of Science in Nursing-Accelerated or Traditional
|
Mostly on-ground
|
Yes
|
| Bachelor of Science in Nursing-RN-BSN program
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Online
|
No
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Master of Science in Nursing
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Hybrid: online courses and on-ground labs and clinicals |
No |
| Post-Graduate Certificate
|
Hybrid: online courses and on-ground labs and clinicals |
No |
| Doctor of Nursing Practice BSN-DNP
|
Hybrid: online courses and on-ground labs and clinicals |
No |
| Doctor of Nursing Practice Post-master's option
|
Online |
No
|
Contact the International Student Counselor at Joanna.RamsdenMeier@allencollege.edu
Allen College is dedicated to preparing you to be a leader in your healthcare field. We are committed to providing an equal opportunity for all students capable of meeting the College's educational obligations; and grant without discrimination, all rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. International and ESL students have additional admission requirements that must be met in order to enroll in any Allen College program.
Allen College does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, marital status, age, national origin, veteran status, disability or handicap in administration of its admission policies, educational policies, scholarships and loan programs, and other school-administered programs.
English Proficiency Requirement
Admission Requirements for Non-Native English Speaking Students
Acknowledging that non-native English speaking students may experience a language barrier, Allen College uses an American Classroom experience course to ensure that a language barrier does not prevent the student's success. English proficiency can be proven as follows:
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Receive your high school diploma, or receive an associate degree in nursing or medical lab technician, or a bachelor’s degree or higher at an America high school, college or university; OR
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Enroll in and successfully complete English3 courses to prove English proficiency. Students must successfully complete two courses; American Student Classroom and Medical Terminology BEFORE you are considered for admission. These course requirements are at your own pace, but can take up to six weeks to complete. Please allow yourself enough time to successfully complete the courses so you can meet the priority deadline of your desired program.
**Please note that students cannot be reviewed for admission until English Proficiency is proven.
Transfer Credit From Colleges or Universities Outside of the United States
Additional Requirements for F-1 Students
Students who will study at Allen College on an F-1 visa should review all International Student Admissions requirements.
Please contact Joanna Ramsden-Meier, Dean, Enrollment Management, with any of your concerns and questions at 1 (319) 226-2004 or email Joanna.RamsdenMeier@AllenCollege.edu
.