You can find a lot of information on international admissions, such as programs, cost, and the admission process by visiting rowan.edu/international. 

For international graduate admissions direct link, click here. 

For international undergraduate admissions direct link, click here. 

Applicants to any Thesis or Ph.D. program are automatically exempt from paying the application fee. 

Unfortunately, we do not offer an application fee waiver for all other international graduate applicants. International graduate applicants (Non-Thesis, coursework-only applicants) must pay the non-refundable application fee of $25.00 (USD) in order to be considered for admission.

There is also a non-refundable enrollment deposit for international graduate applicants of $100 (USD) for those who are offered admission. This deposit is required prior to receiving an I-20 and there are no waivers available.

You can read more on Rowan's International Admissions Policies here.

Yes! Students who submit a minimum SAT score of 900 or minimum ACT of 16 are eligible for an English Language Proficiency Test waiver. We must receive your official scores, however, which can be sent to us directly from your academic advisor to International-Documents@rowan.edu.

You can read more about our English Language Policy and exemptions here. 

You may choose to submit SAT or ACT scores for consideration, however you will not be penalized if you choose not to submit them.

At Rowan, we accept 3-year degrees from India for graduate admission if the academic transcripts meets the following requirements:

1. The degree has been earned in Division I (First Class or First Class with Distinction); and
2. The awarding institution has been accredited by India’s National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) with a grade of “A” or better

Please note: for 3-year degrees that do not use the classifications, any student with an average of 7+, so long the school is rated A or A+, we will consider 4-year Bachelor’s degree.

If you do not meet the above requirements, then you will be considered an undergraduate transfer applicant.

Unofficial scanned copies of transcripts are accepted for admissions purposes only. Admitted international students MUST submit official transcripts immediately after admission is offered.

Students can request official transcripts to be sent to us via postal mail or electronically .

Official electronic documents should be sent to International-Documents@rowan.edu. These must be sent by a University official/administrator using an institutional email.

Official paper transcripts can be sent through postal mail to:
Office of International Admissions
Rowan University
Enterprise Center, 3rd Floor
225 Rowan Blvd
Glassboro, New Jersey 08028

Yes! Students can apply while completing their final year of undergraduate study. For the unofficial transcripts requirement, you should submit your mark sheets for all semesters completed. We do not accept coursework in progress.

Copies of transcripts printed, scanned and/or uploaded to your portal are considered "unofficial". 

"Official" transcripts must be printed in color on official paper, obtain an embossed or raised institutional seal, an administrative signature, and be in an sealed (unopened) official institution envelop.

Official electronic documents must be sent to International-Documents@rowan.edu by a University official/administrator using an institutional email.

We know paying for tuition can be difficult. That is why Rowan provides students other financial assistance needed to put their education first. See below:

Graduate Assistant (GA)
Graduate Assistants are graduate students who provide academic and program support. GA responsibilities may be administrative in nature, consisting of duties that typically are not related to teaching or research. Such activities may include assisting with the administration of student services, participating in student recruiting, assisting in program planning, and advising undergraduate student groups. Graduate Assistantships can be granted as full- or part-time during one single academic year (fall and spring terms).