For full application details, visit:

umassd.edu/international-apply

Application requirements

• Complete the Common App or

UMassD’s online application

• $60 non-refundable application fee

• Submit secondary and/or post-secondary sealed

official transcripts with at least three years grades.

Must be sent directly from the school counselor.

• Submit TOEFL (79), IELTS (6.0)*,

Duolingo (105) or PTE (53) scores

if a non-native speaker of English.

• Provide a copy of your passport.

• Submit a bank statement with a minimum balance

of $53,000 minus your scholarship. (required after

acceptance for visa purposes)

• The minimum GPA requirement is 2.5 on a 4.0 scale.

• Students applying to visual & performing arts

programs (excluding art history) must submit a

portfolio/music audition.

*Students can study English and take academic

courses with an IELTS score of 4.5 to 5.5 through the

Gateway program.

Optional

• Official result of your SAT (math and

critical reading) or ACT test

• A personal essay

Application Deadlines

Spring: December 1 Fall: July 15

School codes

SAT: 3786 ACT: 001906 TOEFL: 3786

Scholarships

Based on your application, you’ll automatically be

considered for a merit scholarship that will be granted

for four years (eight semesters) as long as you maintain

full-time status (12 day credits per semester) and a

cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above.

International freshmen with a high school GPA of 2.75

or above: $10,000-$15,500 per academic year

International transfer with a transfer GPA of 3.0 or

above: $10,000 per academic year

Total number of 5,731 undergraduate students

379 Full-time faculty

Countries represented 51 by students & faculty

Number of 2,237 graduate students

42.4M in research activity

16:1 Student : faculty ratio

140 Clubs and organizations +

First-year students living 67 on campus %

19 DIII varsity teams

Fast Facts

Arts & Sciences

Biology

– Cell and Molecular Biology*†

– Conservation Biology*†

– Ecology and Evolution Biology*†

– Marine Biology*†

Chemistry†

– Biochemistry*†

Communication

Crime & Justice Studies

– Pre-Law*

Data Science (interdisciplinary)†

Economics

English

– Creative & Professional Writing*

– Literature & Criticism*

Health and Society

Healthcare Administration

History

Liberal Arts

Mathematics†

– Applied and Computational Mathematics*

– Applied Statistics*†

Multidisciplinary Studies

Philosophy

– Pre-Law*

Political Science

– International Politics*

– Pre-Law*

Portuguese

Psychology

Public Administration

Sociology and Anthropology

Spanish

Women’s & Gender Studies

Minor only

Aging & Health

Applied Ethics

Black Studies

Data Analytics

French

Leadership & Civic Engagement

Legal Studies

Religious Studies

Sustainability

Urban Studies

Writing, Rhetoric & Communication

Accounting

Finance

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– General ManagemenManagement Informatio– E-commerce/Digital – Technology & ManagMarketing

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– Service Operation M– Supply Chain ManagMinor only

Business Administration

International Business

Business Bioengineering†

– Biomedical EngineerCivil Engineering†

– Environmental ResouComputer Engineering†

– Cybersecurity*†

Computer Science†

– Artificial Intelligence*– Cybersecurity*†

– Game Design*

– Software EngineeringData Science (interdiscipElectrical Engineering†

Mechanical Engineering– Advanced Manufactu– Sustainable Energy*†

Physics

– Astronomy/Astrophys– Computational PhysiMinor only

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Fashion Design

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Music

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Music Performance

Photography

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Ceramics

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ADMISSIONS

2025-2026

The bachelor’s and master’s degree

programs in nursing and Doctor of

Nursing Practice program at UMass

Dartmouth are accredited by the

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Office of Admissions

285 Old Westport Road, Dartmouth, MA 02747-2300

ph: 508 999 8611 | email: international@admissions.umassd.edu

umassd.edu/undergraduate/international

+1 5082646220 international@admissions.umassd.edu

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Pre-law, Pre-med & pre-health (including pre-dental,

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WELCOME

umassd.edu/international

Attending a National Research University

opens a world of exploration and discovery

for students. With access to faculty researching

the growing offshore wind industry and the

use of enzymes within cranberries to treat

cancer, and working with K-12 students to

improve their STEM skills, students at UMass

Dartmouth have the opportunity to work with

world-class faculty researchers and begin their

journey into creating impactful research projects.

Rankings

• #2 among public universities in New England for social mobility by

U.S. News & World Report

• UMass System: #84 for World University Rankings by

Times Higher Education

• ranked in the highest tier of Opportunity Colleges & Universities by

Carnegie Classifications

• top 28% in the nation for undergraduate business schools by

U.S. News & World Report

• top 21% in the nation for computer science by

U.S. News & World Report

• ranked in the top 10% of nursing programs in the nation

Career Placement Sites

• Amazon

• Apple

• Dell EMC

• Fidelity Investments

• Google

• Intel

• Johnson & Johnson

• Morgan Stanley

• Oracle

• Pfizer

Academics

Academic excellence and a personalized educational experience

are at the heart of UMass Dartmouth (UMassD). In the

classrooms, in the laboratories, and in practice, our students

are gaining the knowledge and skills that will prepare them to

enter the workforce and contribute throughout their careers.

Team projects and cutting-edge undergraduate research

projects with faculty prepare our graduates for a global

economy. We help students develop the critical thinking,

communication, and leadership skills that are essential in any

job. Students benefit from interacting with people from an

array of disciplines.

Prepared for the Future

At UMass Dartmouth we prepare you for the real world by

combining a world-class education with hands-on experiences.

Research opportunities, internships, capstone projects, and

community-service learning give you the chance to put your

classroom knowledge to work and gain practical skills. Our

graduates find success and continue to grow through their

careers.

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Living & Dining

Campus housing is guaranteed for the duration of your UMassD

studies. Our new first-year residence and dining complex features

two residential buildings, Balsam and Spruce Halls, connected to

The Grove, a state-of-the-art dining facility.

The halls includes computer lounges, performance practice areas,

and outdoor gathering space and seating. Other features include

shared kitchens and free laundry monitored by a mobile app.

The Grove is one of 10+ dining locations on campus. Serving

cuisine from around the world along with vegetarian and vegan

options, it has a special dietary needs and allergen station.

Safe and Secure

There is one entry/exit for the campus and a full-time

UMass Dartmouth Police Department that supports students,

faculty, and staff 24/7. You’ll find blue light emergency phones

across campus.

Activities on Campus

Campus activities are held almost every day and night of the

academic year. From sports to visiting speakers and cultural

celebrations, UMassD offers intellectual, social, cultural, and

community service pursuits.

Transportation

• Corsair Shuttle: campus shuttle around campus and includes a

retail loop to nearby stores

• SRTA Bus: free access to nearby cities for UMassD students

• Peter Pan Bus: route to Boston

• Zipcar: carsharing service

• Taxi: local services

International Student & Scholar Center

The International Student & Scholar Center is a valuable resource

for international students. • F-1 and J-1 visa status advising • Workshops on U.S. employment processes • Student advising • International Student Orientation • Promotes cultural events • Career Center: Resume and interview coaching • Career Fairs: International job searching guidance

Career Center • Resume and interview coaching • Internship and career fairs • International job search guidance

Opportunities to grow & learn

Continue your education with our accelerated advanced degrees:

• 4 +1 bachelor’s/master’s programs in Business & Engineering

• 30-credit MBA

• 3+3 degree with UMass Law

When I arrived at UMass Dartmouth, I knew

I landed in the perfect place. It was an easy

choice. What I love most is how many resources

are available to us. Every student has access to

opportunities that help shape the future.”

- Apeksha Prasai ‘25

Interior Architecture + Design

Jhapa, Nepal

• Boston University

• Brown University

• California Institute of Technology

• Cornell University

• Duke University

• MIT

• Purdue University

• UMass Medical

• University of Cambridge

• University of Notre Dame

Graduate Schools Placements

Location Matters

Located in a vibrant coastal community, UMass Dartmouth

is a 710-acre campus with a lively quad, forested paths, and

a unique architectural style.

• 15 minutes from the beach

• 35-minute drive from Providence, RI

• 35-minute drive from Newport, RI

• 1-hour drive from Boston, MA

• 3-hour drive from New York City

• 8-hour drive from Washington D.C.

You can find everything you need within a mile of campus including

shopping centers, grocery stores, and the Dartmouth Mall.

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Individual college fees

(additional annual fee based on student’s registered major)

Arts & Sciences $498 - $1,084

Business $526

Engineering $1,350

Nursing & Health Sciences

- Nursing $1,716

- Medical Laboratory Science $1,658

Visual & Performing Arts $512 - $986

Applied Music Fee $900 / course

A quick guide to tuition at UMass Dartmouth

International (Orientation) $260

Graduation Fee $220

One-time only fees

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INTERNATIONAL

TUITION & FEES

$12,500

International undergraduate students

receive an average of

in merit scholarships per academic year

Total for four years at UMassD.

Tuition plus mandatory fees

Full-year rates

Housing & food

Based on Platinum Plan (unlimited meal

swipes) and double room for a full year

$33,782

$17,884

$51,666

Additional fees

International Students Fee $535

Mass PIRG (waivable) $18

Health insurance $2,464.80

(mandatory for international students)

Textbooks and other costs

Students should budget $1,000 - $2,300

for books, supplies, etc. Students in some majors

also incur additional costs, such as lab fees.

Cost of attendance 2025-2026

Opportunity College and University.

-Carnegie Classifications

UMassD is the only public school

in Massachusetts named a

$126M

was offered in scholarships, loans,

grants, and part-time employment

opportunities

Last year,

Higher Access,

Higher Earnings

285 Old Westport Road, Dartmouth, MA 02747-2300

ph: 508.999.8605 | fx: 508.999.8755

email: international@admissions.umassd.edu

Required documents

Your enrollment deposit and financial documents are required to receive an I-20 form for a

visa interview.

Bank statements, loans, a financial guarantee letter from the government, etc. need to be

valid within 9 months of the first day of class with a minimum balance equal to the difference

between your scholarship amount and $53,000.

UMassD helps make college affordable

Merit-based scholarships

As an international freshman or transfer student at UMass Dartmouth, you’ll automatically

be considered for a merit scholarship based on your application.

Freshmen with a high school GPA of 2.75 or above: $10,000-$15,500 per academic year

Transfers with a transfer GPA of 3.0 or above: $10,000 per academic year

The merit scholarship is granted for a total of four years (eight semesters) as long as you

maintain full-time status (12 day credits each semester) and a cumulative GPA of at least

3.0 at UMassD. If you drop below full-time and/or fall below the required GPA, the

scholarship is permanently forfeited.

Other scholarships

Students from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Oman, and Qatar could get government

sponsorships.

Billing and monthly payment plan

Billing is done by semester. We offer a monthly payment plan which allows students and

families the option to pay the term bill in monthly installments, interest free. The UMassD

Monthly Payment Plan offers a maximum of five payments per term, due August–

December and January–May. There is an enrollment fee of $40 per term, and you must

re-enroll each term. All expenses are subject to change at the discretion of the university,

the state, or the Board of Higher Education.

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Important dates

Spring admission

Fall admission

• December 1 - deadline to apply as

a freshman

• December 15 - deadline to

deposit and request an I-20

• January 1 - non-refundable

deadline for $200 enrollment

deposit

• November 15 - deadline to apply

Early Action (receive a decision in

December)

• February 1 - priority deadline for

nursing applications

• March 1 - priority application

deadline for early I-20 issuance

• May 1 - non-refundable deadline

for $200 enrollment deposit

• July 1 - final application deadline

for rolling admission

• July 15 - deadline to deposit and

request I-20

Biology, engineering, and nursing are

highly competitive programs; applicants

are encouraged to apply early.

Regular Decision applications are

reviewed once they are complete,

and decisions are made as soon

as possible.

Full application and

deposit deadlines:

Academic calendar:

Should you have any questions, please call us

at 508.999.6808, or email us at international@admissions.umassd.edu.

umassd.edu/tuition