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Eligibility
- Who can legally study in the U.S.?
- Can undocumented students study?
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Applying to The Catholic University of America
- Application to The Catholic University of America is done through the University Admissions Office, not through the OIS office. Please visit the International Student Admissions page for detailed information on the application process.
- English language requirements
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Transferring to The Catholic University of America
- Transferring F-1 or J-1 sponsorship from another school to Catholic University
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Costs, Scholarships and Loans
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Scholarship and student loan sources
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Immigration Procedures and Visa Information
- Who issues the Form I-20 or DS-2019?
- Legal requirements for Issuance of I-20 or DS-2019.
- SEVIS
- The visa application
- Nonimmigrant intent
- Entering the U.S.
- Understanding the difference between a visa and legal U.S. immigration status
- Applying for Change of status to F-1 or J-1 within the U.S.
- Returning to CUA after absence of 5 months
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Planning your trip to Washington D.C.
- How early can you arrive?
- What can I bring into the U.S.?
- Immunization requirements
- Medical insurance requirements
- Hotels
- Housing
- International Student Orientation - required of all students in F and J status who are new to Catholic University
- What to expect at the port of entry
