- TypeUniversities
- LocationSpringfield, The United States
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American International College (AIC) is a private, co-educational four-year college in Springfield, Massachusetts. It opened in 1885 to give immigrants in the region, initially French Canadians, access to higher education, and it is a Hispanic-Serving Institution. Its students come from more than 40 countries.
AIC offers more than 30 undergraduate and more than 25 graduate programmes, including associate and bachelor's degrees and master's and doctoral programmes on campus or online, such as physical therapy (DPT), occupational therapy (MSOT), family nurse practitioner (MSN) and the education doctorate (EdD). Online accelerated degree completion and certificate programmes are also available.
International students apply as first-year, transfer or graduate students; admission is rolling. The Office of International Student Life advises on visas, academic and work options and settling in Springfield. Full-time undergraduates live on campus during their first three years, in traditional residence halls on the main campus and suites and apartments at the Edgewood Gardens Campus.
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, Springfield, MA, The United States, 01109
- Application through the AIC Application or the Common App (undergraduate) or the Graduate School Application; admission is rolling
- Official transcripts for each year of secondary school and all post-secondary studies
- Course-by-course credential evaluation from a NACES member or the Center for Educational Documentation for transcripts not in English or from outside the US, sent directly by the evaluator
- Proof of English proficiency
Official scores sent directly by the testing organisation:
- TOEFL iBT: 72, no section below 18
- IELTS: 6.5, no band below 6.0
- Duolingo English Test: 105
- PTE Academic: 59-75
- SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing: 500; ACT English and Reading combined: 37
- PAA (Prueba de Aptitud Académica): 500 in the English component
Full-time undergraduates live on campus during their first three years, with exceptions (for example, living with parents within 30 miles). First- and second-year students typically live in Hines, Pouch and Magna Halls on the main campus, in double rooms. Juniors, seniors and graduate students can move to the Edgewood Gardens Campus, with four-person and three-person suites with kitchenettes and six-person apartments; there are also apartments for graduate students.