Outlined below are the requirements for applicants with international credentials. Find information tabs that list country-specific requirements, instructions on how to submit documents for the application, and directions on submitting official academic documents listed on your "To Do List" after admission.
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What To Submit
The Graduate College only accepts scanned copies of documents for international admission purposes. You may upload the documents with the application . If you cannot provide the documents while completing the application, you may upload them to your Application Portal after the application has been submitted.
- A digital "email transcript" sent directly to the Graduate College ( graduate@ohio.edu ) by the issuing university can be used for initial admission review. If offered admission, the student must provide an official transcript as described in the "After Admission" section of this page.
Required Documents
Submit the following documents unless otherwise noted in the requirements for specific countries.
- *Degree Certificate/Diploma
- *Transcript
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
• Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
• Clearly show the name and address of the institution
• Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
• Show all courses taken and grades received, and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
*If English is not the language of instruction, you must provide the document in the original language and an English translation.
Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages (if English is not the language of instruction) | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. It is recommended to have documents stamped by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and certified by the Embassy of Afghanistan. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages (if English is not the language of instruction) | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Certifikatë e Notave or Vërtetim) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
1. Your name;
2. The name of the degree you will earn;
3. Expected or date of graduation;
4. Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Certificado de Estudios) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Título or Grado) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| English language transcripts from every higher education institution attended with grading scale and degree certificate. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. If your university is affiliated to My eQuals , include the official link to your documents. |
Additional information
A three(3)-year bachelor's degree from Australia is NOT considered to be equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree. However, additional graduate-level course work could be considered for equivalency.
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript/Grade report in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Individual mark sheets for all examination attempts. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Must be issued by the university. Documents issued by affiliated colleges will NOT be accepted. |
| Degree certificate, Diploma, or *Provisional Certificate. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
A three(3)-year bachelor's degree from Bangladesh is NOT considered to be equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree. However, additional graduate-level course work could be considered for equivalency.
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Дадатак да дыплома) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement (Дадатак да дыплома) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Relevé de notes) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Histórico Escolar) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Título or Grau) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Final Secondary Examination Results (Relevé de Notes de l'Examen Final) | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). |
| Transcript (Relevé de Notes) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTERyou arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Relevé de Notes) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
A three(3)-year bachelor's degree from Canada is NOT considered to be equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree. However, additional graduate-level course work could be considered for equivalency.
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Certificado de Estudios) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Título or Grado) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Certificate of Graduation (毕业证书) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Degree Certificate (学士 学位证书) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Certificado de Estudios) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Título or Grado) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Relevé de Notes) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Certificado de Estudios) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Título or Grado) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONICdocuments (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Relevé de notes) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Diplôme) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College will accept ELECTRONICtranscripts as official if they are sent directly by the issuing institution to graduate@ohio.edu ;
Please note that official paper documents may still be required upon arrival at Ohio University, depending on individual circumstances.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College will accept ELECTRONICtranscripts as official if they are sent directly by the issuing institutionto graduate@ohio.edu .
Please note that official paper documents may still be requiredupon arrival at Ohio University, depending on individual circumstances.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Leistungsübersicht or Notenübersicht) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College will accept ELECTRONICtranscripts as official if they are sent directly by the issuing institutionto graduate@ohio.edu .
Please note that official paper documents may still be requiredupon arrival at Ohio University, depending on individual circumstances.
Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University.
Scan and upload (both sides of the document).
Do NOT send your original document.
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Certificado de Estudios) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Título or Grado) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu ) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree or Diploma | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Semester-by-semester mark sheets for all examination attempts in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. NOTE: If your university does not issue semester-by-semester mark sheets, you must provide a letter from the university stating this fact. |
Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Must be issued by the university. Documents issued by affiliated colleges will NOT be accepted. |
| Degree certificate, Diploma, or *Provisional Certificate in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
A three(3)-year bachelor's degree from India is NOT considered to be equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree. However, additional graduate-level course work could be considered for equivalency.
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Ijazah) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Ijazah) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College only accepts ELECTRONICdocuments for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
If you have not graduated yet, please upload a letter of enrollment from your university. The letter should include:
| Your name |
|---|
| The name of the degree you will earn |
| The expected date of graduation |
| Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president |
You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript and degree, those documents are considered OFFICIAL. If they are not included, you must still follow the "Required Documents" guidelines listed above.
Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
• Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
• Clearly show the name and address of the institution
• Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
• Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree or Diploma | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollment from your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and must include all the following:
1. Your name; 2. The name of the degree you will earn; 3. The expected date of graduation; 4. Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript and degree, those documents are considered OFFICIAL. If they are not included, you must still follow the "Required Documents" guidelines listed above.
You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
• Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
• Clearly show the name and address of the institution
• Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
• Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Диплом) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement (дипломуна тиркеме / приложение к диплому) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree or Diploma | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Certificado de Estudios or Kárdex) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). If you attended UNAM, please provide your NIP. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Título) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). If you attended UNAM, please provide your NIP. Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring attested copy of document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include:
- Your name;
- The name of the degree you will earn;
- Expected or date of graduation;
- Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript or Mark Sheets in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
A three(3)-year bachelor's degree from Nepal is NOT considered to be equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree. However, additional graduate-level course work could be considered for equivalency.
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| English language transcripts from every higher education institution attended with grading scale and degree certificate. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| NCEA certificate | Scan and upload. |
Additional information
A three(3)-year bachelor's degree from New Zealand may be considered to be equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree.
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree or Diploma | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Individual mark sheets for all examination attempts in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Must by issued by the university. Documents issued by affiliated colleges will NOT be accepted. |
| Degree certificate, Diploma, or *Provisional Certificate in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
A three(3)-year bachelor's degree from Pakistan is NOT considered to be equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree. However, additional graduate-level course work could be considered for equivalency.
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Certificado de Estudios) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Título) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript/Grade report in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Диплом) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement (приложение к диплому) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Relevé de notes) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript. Include syllabus if transcript does not include credits. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
A three(3)-year bachelor's degree from South Africa is NOT considered to be equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree. However, additional graduate-level course work could be considered for equivalency.
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Certificación Académica Personal) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Título or Grado) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Individual mark sheets for all examination attempts in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Must be issued by the university. Documents issued by affiliated colleges will NOT be accepted. |
| Degree certificate, Diploma, or Provisional Certificate in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
A three(3)-year bachelor's degree from Sri Lanka is NOT considered to be equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree. However, additional graduate-level course work could be considered for equivalency.
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrollment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| "A" Level certificate, if applicable. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| English language degree certificate. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Диплом) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| Diploma Supplement (Додаток до дипломa) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document to the Graduate College within your first semester at Ohio University. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree or Diploma | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
| "A" Level certificate, if applicable. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). |
| Diploma Supplement | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript (Certificado de Estudios) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma (Título) in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
The Graduate College may accept ELECTRONIC documents (sent directly from the university to graduate@ohio.edu
) for international admission purposes.
Paper documents are required AFTER you arrive at Ohio University.
| Required Documents | Type of Document |
| Transcript. Include syllabus if transcript does not include credits. | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Bring official document issued in a sealed envelope within your first semester at Ohio University. |
| Degree Certificate/Diploma in both languages if English is not the language of instruction | Scan and upload (both sides of the document). Do NOT send your original document. |
Additional Information
Letter of Enrolment: If you have not graduated or received your Degree Certificate/ Diploma yet, please upload a Letter of Enrollmentfrom your university.
The letter should be provided by the issuing university’s Registrar Office and include: Your name; The name of the degree you will earn; Expected or date of graduation; Official stamps and signatures of the university registrar or president
Credential Evaluations: You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES member. If the NACES-member evaluation contains a copy of the transcript, degree and are sent directly to Ohio University, those documents are considered OFFICIAL.
Translation: Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.
Attestation: You may have your official documents attested by the issuing university or by an EducationUSA
office (must include cover letter).
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
English Language Proficiency Requirements
A dictionary of terms can be found here .
Official documents are required after admission. There are three options to submit official documents.
Option #1: Mail the documents to the Graduate College. Request the issuing institution to mail the official documents in a university-sealed envelope to:
Graduate College
Grosvenor Hall 1021 Ohio University Drive
Athens OH 45701
If you mail your document to our office, the document cannot be returned to you
. If you only have one copy of your documents and you need them returned to you, do not choose this option.
Option #2: Schedule a day and time to temporarily drop off your documents to be scanned and returned.
Make an appointment to meet a staff member at the Graduate College. They will take the documents, make copies, and return them during the appointment.
Use this website to schedule the appointment: Bookings
.
Option #3: Have your documents evaluated by a NACES-member organization.
You may have your documents evaluated by a NACES
member.
In order to be considered official, the evaluation must:
- Contain copies of the academic documents evaluated and
- Be mailed directly or sent electronically to Ohio University Graduate College .
Digital "email transcripts" sent directly to the Graduate College by the issuing university are accepted for application review only. Admitted students must provide official paper documents as described here.
Required Documents
Submit the following documents unless otherwise noted in the requirements for specific countries.
*Official Transcript
- Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must be official or registrar-certified, in envelopes sealed by the issuing institution if possible.
- If it is not possible to submit a transcript in a university-sealed envelope to the Graduate College, then official transcripts may be submitted along with an official degree*.
Transcripts from non-U.S. institutions must:
- Show the seal and original signature of the school and school official
- Clearly show the name and address of the institution
- Show the date you entered and left the institution and the date any degree was earned
- Show all courses taken and grades received, and the system of grading used, indicating the highest mark and the lowest passing mark.
*If English is not the language of instruction, you must provide the document in the original language and an English translation.
Only translations by the degree-issuing university, a NACES organization, an EducationUSA office, or the Ministry of Education are acceptable unless otherwise noted.