Bond University

Bond University

Bond University Year FoundedLocationLocation TypeInstitution TypeInstitution WebsiteGeneral Admissions EmailUndergraduate PopulationPostgraduate Population1989Gold Coast, AustraliaSuburbanPrivate International [email protected],5002,000 North American Representatives Michael TaylorInternational Regional Manager USAUSA+1 619 [email protected]: CaliforniaNatasha RaccoInternational ManagerCanada+1 905 [email protected]: Canada Admissions, Academics, and Finances Admission RequirementsSAT and AP. Willing to review all results as we also offer Diploma entry programs. All entry found on program page.Application Dates and DeadlinesWe run three equal semesters per calendar year commencing in January, May and September each year. We have rolling admissions and students apply directly via our website. https://bond.edu.au/current-students/study-information/enrolment/academic-calendarHow to ApplyDirect Application: https://bond.edu.au/entry-to-bond/how-to-apply Standardized Testing PolicyNAKey Undergraduate Academic ProgramsBusinessInternational RelationsSports and Exercise ScienceFilm and TelevisionBachelor of LawsKey Graduate Academic ProgramsDoctor of PhysiotherapyMaster of Occupational TherapyMaster of Nutrition and DieteticsMaster of Sport ManagementMaster of Business Administration/Master of Project ManagementTuition & Fees (Appx. USD)$15,000…
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University of York

University of York

Year FoundedLocationLocation TypeInstitution TypeInstitution WebsiteInstitution Phone NumberGeneral Admissions EmailUndergraduate PopulationPostgraduate Population1963York, England, UKSuburbanPublic International Universityhttps://www.york.ac.uk/+44 (0) 1904 320000 [email protected],0755,715 North American Representatives Sharon KaurInternational Officer, North [email protected]: Los Angeles, CA Admissions, Academics, and Finances Admission RequirementsA combination of Advanced Placement (AP) tests (scores of 4 or 5), Dual Enrollment (grades A or B), International Baccalaureate (IB) Higher Level subjects (scores of 6), Honors classes (grades A or B), and standardized test scores (SAT/ACT). Typically, three qualifications from these categories are required.If your school does not offer Advanced Placement curriculum or Dual Enrollment classes, we will consider students completing the US High School Diploma with Honors classes (or a combination of two Honors classes plus one ACT/SAT score) on a case-by-case basis. Your school must confirm that AP classes are not…
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