Chicago

The University of Chicago has international students from more than 100 countries and comprise 21% of the University's student body. International applicants at the university also are required to apply in the same process as any other first-year applicant. First-year international applicants are also eligible for both need-based and merit-based aid from the university.

University of Chicago accepts the following exam scores for admission to all programmes:

Other than the SAT and ACT, the student's GPA and letters of recommendation is also a very important academic requirement for admissions at University of Chicago.

University of Chicago has maintained deep relations with institutions in the region and has the world’s leading centers for South Asian studies, the South Asia Language Resource Center and the Committee on Southern Asia Studies. The university has a center in Delhi which has provided a welcoming space to connect for conferences, public lectures and training programmes. The country has organized programs such as EPIC-India and the International Innovation Corps that work with local partners to translate rigorous research into policy.

The most competitive course at University is Chicago is the Masters in Computer Science including the following:

• The Masters Programme in Computer Science offers a professionally oriented computer Science education that mainly combines the foundations of computer Science
• This course is well-suited for students who are interested in Application Development, Data Analytics and Software Engineering
• The core classes in the programme include Programming, Algorithms and Systems coursework. 

The University of Chicago does not have any minimum GPA or required test scores for international students. The university considers all the factors in the application submitted by the student which includes the academic and extracurricular records, essays, letters of recommendation and optional testing scores.