Name * Email * Subject * - Select -Standardized Tests and High School CourseworkGeneral International Admissions PoliciesFinancial AidApplication Components & SubmissionTransfer AdmissionsOther Category - None -SAT/ACTAP, IB, or A-Level CoursesTest DatesEnglish Proficiency ExamsCourse SelectionOther Selecting a category is strongly recommended. Category - None -General Policy QuestionsOther Selecting a category is strongly recommended. Category - None -CostsHow to ApplyInternational PoliciesOther Selecting a category is strongly recommended. Category - None -RecommendationsRequesting a Fee WaiverTranscriptsTranslating Application MaterialsOther Selecting a category is strongly recommended. The policies for international students applying for transfer admissions to Yale College are the same as those for domestic students. Please see https://admissions.yale.edu/transfer for details of the application process. Please review the information about Standardized Testing Policies carefully before submitting a question. The Yale Admissions Office is familiar with AP, IB, and A-Level courses and does not prefer one particular type of curriculum. Enrolled Yale undergraduate students typically use their AP or IB exam scores to enroll in a more advanced introductory level-course and do not use exams for course credit. For more information, visit https://admissions.yale.edu/advice-selecting-high-school-courses. Please visit https://admissions.yale.edu/standardized-testing to see the last possible test date for consideration in the Early Action and Regular Decision rounds. Note that Yale cannot guarantee the receipt of standardized test scores sent by a given date. Students at Yale must be able to express themselves fluently in spoken and written American English. An English proficiency exam is not required for any applicants, but students who are not native English speakers and have not received at least two years of secondary education in an English-medium curriculum are encouraged to demonstrate their English proficiency with an exam score. Please review Yale’s Standardized Testing Policies carefully before writing. Yale’s review of high school transcripts is holistic and contextual. For advice on selecting courses within your high school, it is best to speak with a school counselor or college advisor. For information on what Yale looks for and our advice on selecting high school courses, please visit https://admissions.yale.edu/what-yale-looks-for and https://admissions.yale.edu/advice-selecting-high-school-courses International students follow the same procedures and use the same application forms as domestic students applying to Yale. For the purposes of applying for admission and financial aid, students will not need to identify themselves as a “domestic student” or an “international student.” Yale’s evaluation process is the same for all applicants regardless of citizenship or immigration status. For more information visithttps://admissions.yale.edu/applying-yale-international-student. The estimated cost of attendance for the current school year can be found at http://finaid.yale.edu/costs-affordability/costs. Please note that this is only an estimate, and does not include need-based financial aid awards. Detailed instructions on applying for financial aid can be found at http://finaid.yale.edu/applying-aid/prospective-new-students. Note that the application process for undergraduate admission and undergraduate financial aid are separate and require submitting separate materials. International financial aid applicants may be asked to submit additional materials. Yale’s financial aid awards meet 100% of a family’s demonstrated financial need for all admitted students, domestic and international. The Yale Admissions Office is “need-blind” for domestic and international students, meaning that a student’s financial need does not hurt their chances of admission. For more information about Yale’s financial aid policies, visit https://admissions.yale.edu/financial-aid-prospective-students. Note that Yale does not offer any merit-based scholarships. All financial aid is awarded on the basis of financial need, as determined in the financial aid application process. Yale requires letters of recommendation from two academic teachers. A recommender must have taught the student in an academic subject for credit. Although letters from junior or senior year teachers are not required, these teachers typically write the most insightful letters of recommendation for applicants. Yale does not encourage supplemental letters of recommendation. For more information visit https://admissions.yale.edu/instructions#teacher Applicants may only request a application fee waiver through the Common Application or Coalition Application when completing the application online. Please read https://admissions.yale.edu/fee-waiver for more information. Please do not request an admissions fee waiver directly from the Yale Admissions Office. All applicants must submit an official record of all academic work conducted during secondary school. If you have attended multiple secondary schools or completed college-level course work, you must submit official records from all sources. It is acceptable to have your current secondary school submit their official record of academic work completed elsewhere. For more information visit https://admissions.yale.edu/instructions#school If your application materials include any documents that are not in English - such as transcripts or letters of recommendation - you must provide Yale with an official English translation in addition to the original documents. Translations by school officials or third party translation services are considered official. Message * Leave this field blank CAPTCHAThis question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions. Yale does not track communication with our office or any type of demonstrated interest in the admissions process.