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I-20 Application. Congratulations on your decision to attend Pratt Institute! Most new international students will need to apply for and receive a SEVIS I-20. With your I-20, you can then pay required U.S. government fees, apply for and receive your F-1 student visa, and finally make travel plans. Students who already currently hold an I-20 at ...
This application is for new undergraduate transfers and new graduate students. The following statuses should not use this application: Change of Program/Major. Returning from Leave of Absence. Re-Admit. Instead, please contact admissions@pratt.edu for further instructions. Use this application form if you wish to apply for undergraduate ...
Application Deadlines. Fall: August 15. Spring: December 15. Summer: May 1. Any financial obligations from a prior Pratt enrollment must be cleared before readmission and any new registrations are approved. All fields of the application must be filled out before the application will be considered. Students with an academic record that is not in ...
This is notated on the diploma and the final official transcript. The Institute does not graduate students cum laude, magna cum laude, or summa cum laude. To be considered for honors, highest honors, or distinction, a student must have completed a minimum of 50 percent of degree credits at Pratt.
How to Apply. To apply for study abroad and exchange, visit Pratt’s TerraDotta portal. You will use your Pratt Onekey to login. There you will be able to search available programs based on location, major, year, semester, and more. You can also login in to TerraDotta to check the status of your application and access necessary documents.
International graduate degree applicants and permanent residents must demonstrate proficiency in the English language if their first language is not English. For application to Pratt Institute graduate degree programs your English proficiency test scores must have been taken within two years of the priority deadline of January 5th, 2024.
17 mag 2024 · Optional Practical Training (OPT) is an opportunity for F-1 students to engage in off-campus training or employment directly related to the field of study, for up to twelve months. The application involves a first request to OIA for an OPT recommendation I-20, and a second application to USCIS (I-765). OIA generally recommends F-1 students use ...
