学士　基本信息篇

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　　All documents can be mailed to:
Office of Admission, 10 W. 33 rd Street, Chicago, IL, 60616.

　　Items like recommendations, transcripts, and ACT/SAT scores may also be faxed to our office directly from your school's guidance or registrar's office at 312.567.6939 if you want to get them to us faster. Transcripts and ACT/SAT scores will not be considered official if they are sent directly from the applicant or not in a sealed envelope from your school. We will also accept some documents like essays via email if necessary. Just make sure that your name appears on every document! If ever in doubt, do not hesitate to give us a call!

If you decide to accept our offer, return the Enrollment Confirmation Form along with your $200 tuition deposit. This form will be enclosed in your admission packet. The tuition deposit is non-refundable and due by May 1st, the National Candidates' Reply Date of the year in which we will begin college. Your deposit will be credited to your student account.

You may also submit your $200 tuition deposit online．

Choose undergraduate Tuition Deposit ($200.00)?as the Description of Payment.

Note: Students admitted after May 1 will have two weeks from their admission date or from the receipt of their financial aid award letter to make an enrollment decision.

　　Your admission counselor is based upon the geographic location of your school. Simply contact the Office of Admission and we would be happy to assist you in getting in contact with your admission counselor. Make sure to check with your school's guidance department since our counselors travel to many local and national high schools and community colleges each year.

　　If you plan to take college courses this summer at another institution for better preparation or to get a head start, contact the IIT Office of Educational Services at 312.567.3300 or via email at edsvcs@iit.edu before you register to be sure the courses you take will transfer to IIT. You can take summer courses on one of the IIT campuses, but your fall financial aid award will not apply toward summer tuition.

　　You may schedule a visit online or call the Office of Admission at 312.567.3025 or 800.448.2329 (outside Chicago ) to speak with one of our campus visit coordinators. We are open Monday-Friday from 9 a.m. ?5 p.m. and most Saturdays (between September and May) from 10 a.m. ?2 p.m. You may chat with an admission counselor, take a campus tour, meet with faculty, have lunch with a current IIT student, and even sit in on a class. We also offer spring, summer, and fall open houses for you and your family to attend.

　　You may call the Office of Admission at 312.567.3025 or 800.448.2329 (outside Chicago ). Also, upon submitting your application, you will receive periodic letters to let you know what items you are missing.

Candidates must:

　Submit a completed application

　Provide ACT or SAT I test scores

　Submit high school transcripts, and transcripts for any college-level classes taken prior to high school graduation (for a transfer credit evaluation)

　Recommended high school coursework:

　Four years each of English and mathematics, including algebra, geometry, trigonometry, analytical geometry, and pre-calculus (calculus is strongly recommended)

　Two to three years of lab science (chemistry and physics are strongly recommended)

　Computer courses

　Among enrolled students:

　Middle 50 percent had a combined SAT score between 1210 and 1363, or between 26 and 30 on the ACT

　Median GPA was 3.5/4.0

　We encourage you to be in contact with your admission counselor throughout the application process if you need any guidance. Call us at 312.567.3025 or 800.448.2329 (outside Chicago) to get in touch with your admission counselor – we are here to help you!

Category 1: Courses from another college or university

　　IIT awards credit for the successful completion of college course work provided that the courses are equivalent to those offered at IIT and were taken at an accredited college or university.

　　First-year students may receive a maximum of 36 college credit hours.

　　Students transferring from a two-year college may receive a maximum of 68 semester hours of transfer credit.

　　Only grades of "C" or better are transferable (a grade of C- is not acceptable).

　　No credit is given for technology, career or vocational courses, or for experiential learning.

　　To receive credit, students must submit an official transcript to the Office of Admission for evaluation. Official credit evaluations are completed only after a student is admitted to the university by the Office of Educational Services.

　　Transfer credit guidelines for most two-year colleges in the Chicago area are available through the Office of Admission or by clicking here. If your college is not listed, please feel free to contact the Office of Educational Services for assistance.

Category 2: International Baccalaureate

　　Students holding an International Baccalaureate diploma, or who have successfully completed IB examinations, may be awarded credit according to the following regulations:

　　Credit will be awarded for Higher Level (HL) work only.

　　Scores of 4 (passing) through 7 (highest) on the HL tests may be considered for credit.

　　A maximum of 10 hours of credit in each area of HL work will be considered.

　　To receive credit for IB examinations, students must have their scores sent to the Office of Admission. Students will be notified by mail of what credit they will receive.

Category 3: Advanced Placement Exams