Guía para estudiantes internacionales / Practical Guide for international students - Universidad Nebrija

13 USA / Canada Admission requirements UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS Initial Documents Photocopy of valid passport. Filled-out and signed admission application. Photocopy of complete High School academic record . High School Diploma, with apostille ( Apostille of The Hague ), translated into Spanish by sworn translation. Send documents to Internacional@nebrija.es Admission Tests You will receive the access keys to the admission tests. An interview with the degree director will be scheduled. Final documents After completing the admission process, we will send you your results. If you have been admitted to the undergraduate degree, you must complete your admission by sending the following documents to the Spanish Ministry of Education and Culture (the process takes several months): Certified photocopy of the academic record. Certified photocopy of baccalaureate diploma. Certified photocopy of the homologation of baccalaureate courses (this homologation must be requested from the Spanish Ministry of Education and Culture, it is recommended to request it in advance here ). *If the student is still in the USA / Canada, he/she must contact the office to approve the High School diploma and request the UNED credential that gives access to Spanish university. Certificate of B2 Spanish level (for non-Spanish speaking students). POSTGRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS Initial Documents Photocopy of valid passport. Filled-out and signed admission application. Photocopy of academic record. Curriculum vitae. Send documents to Internacional@nebrija.es Admission Tests You will receive the access keys for the admission tests. The interview with the degree’s director will be scheduled. Final documents After completing the admission process, we will send you your results. If you have been admitted to the postgraduate degree, you must complete your admission by sending the following documents: Certified photocopy of academic record. Certified photocopy of the university diploma previously legalized by means of the Apostille of The Hague or, failing that, by the seal of the Spanish Consulate in the country of origin. Certificate issued by the university of origin certifying that your studies are official and that they grant access to postgraduate studies. *For any procedure related to the documents to be submitted, students can contact the Education Offices of the Spanish Embassies and Consulates located in the USA and in Canada. In USA there are a total of 9 consulates distributed throughout different states, and in Canada there are 3 consulates. Certificate of B2 Spanish level (for non-Spanish speaking students).