International

Study in the United States at a University with a Distinguished History of More than 130 Years

If you wish to study in America, American National University (ANU) is a great fit for international students. We look forward to joining you at the start of your new adventure in America. ANU has welcomed students from over 100 countries who have embarked on new futures through undergraduate and graduate programs at ANU.

For international students, we offer hybrid programs that meet all SEVP requirements for students on F-1 visa, with on-campus residencies every 10 weeks (currently delivered via ZOOM videoconferencing, as authorized by SEVP, during the coronavirus pandemic). Students may now attend their residency at one of two ANU campuses: Salem, Virginia or Louisville, Kentucky.

Coming to America may seem like a big change – but ANU has a friendly staff ready to help you adjust to the University and the surrounding areas – providing social and cultural activities, answering questions, and giving advice for whatever you need.

Why American National University?

Academic programs offered on-campus, online, and hybrid style.
Acceptance of transfer credits (up to 50% for Graduate level students).
Curriculum Practical Training allows students to work up to 40 hours a week for 1 year without affecting OPT (Optional Practical Training).
Part–time CPT up to 20 hours a week also an option for entire academic programs.
STEM graduates are eligible to apply for a two year extension for their OPT.
No CPT fees.
No health insurance required.
No hidden fees.
Books included as part of tuition and fees.

Term Structure

Instead of traditional semesters, American National University offers 5 terms a year to help students start a program more frequently. A term consists of 10 weeks of classes followed by a one week break.

Upcoming term start dates are as follows:

Academic

April 4, 2021 (Term 212 – Apply Now)
May 16, 2021 (Term 213 – Apply Now)
June 20, 2021 (Term 214 – Apply Now)
August 1, 2021 (Term 215 – Apply Now)

Demonstrate English Language Proficiency

Do I speak English well enough to study at American National University?

There are several ways (see below) our international students demonstrate their proficiency in the English language – but even if you do not meet one of these requirements – American National University has an English as a Second Language learning program available to help our international students get to the level they need in order to succeed in their classes. Once you have submitted your application, you can be provisionally accepted into a program and enrolled in a course at our English Language Institute that will help you build the foundation you need to succeed in an English-speaking educational program.

Demonstrate English Language Proficiency

TOEFL®
- Undergraduates: 500 on Paper based test, 61 on Internet based test.
- Graduates: 530 on Paper based test, 71 on Internet based test.
IELTS
- Undergraduates: 6.0 overall band score.
- Graduated: 6.5 overall band score.
PEARSON Test of English Academics Score Report
- Undergraduates: 44
- Graduates: 58

*No scores are required if Transcripts states “ Medium of Instruction: English”

*Students from countries that are Native English speakers (Nigeria for example) do not need scores

** If you do not yet fulfill any of the above requirements – American National University’s English Language Institute can help you successfully pass the TOEFL® or IELTS®.

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Learn more at https://ufairfax.edu/international-students/international-admissions-requirements/

We Bring Our University To You

Study in the United States at a University with a Distinguished History of More than 130 Years

Why American National University?

Term Structure

Graduate Degree Programs

Baccalaureate Degree Programs

Associate's Degree Programs

Demonstrate English Language Proficiency

University of Fairfax Partnership

We Bring Our University To You