Colleges in USA

For undergraduate admissions, Western Illinois University generally requirement a minimum GPA of 2.75 or higher, on a scale of 4.0. For postgraduate programs, the university requires a GPA of 3.0 or higher on a scale of 4.0. The GPA requirements highly depends on the programme the applicant is choosing.  Other than academic requirement, the university also needs the applicants to meet the English language requirements for admission.

No, the Western Illinois University does not mandatorily require ACT/SAT scores for undergraduate admissions of international students. Western Illinois University follows a test-optional policy, hence, for admissions, it just considers academic and English language proficiency requirements. However, it a student possess ACT/SAT scores, they may submit those as per their programme of choice. Students are also recommended to properly refer to the official programme page for programme specific requirements.

Certificate admission at Department of Library and Information Science, SVU Mumbai, is subject to the fulfilment of the eligibility criteria set by the department. The criteria differs for the two Certificate courses offered by the department. The minimum eligibility criteria for these courses, as per the department's official website, arre presented in the table below:

Yes, WPI considers the safety of its campus as a top priority. To maintain a safer environment, the campus police is always available at the campus in case of any emergencies. The institute also provides facilities such as health care assistance, campus transportation, emergency management to handle any kind of emergencies and many more safety measures.

WPI is best known for it's programs in some popular majors including Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, Computational Science Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Chemical Engineering and many more. It is ranked #650 globally and #190 at national level by Shiksha Popularity ranking. The institute provides various scholarships to international students on merit based as well as need based.