Study Abroad

No, international students cannot study for free at Wurzburg. Although the university does not charge any tuition fee, international students are still required to pay a semester fee.

Undergraduate deadlines are in July for the Winter Semester and in mid-Jan for the Summer Semester. Graduate deadline differ as per the programme and intake semester. Some graduate programs are offered only in the Winter Semester, so applicants are requested to check the official website for more information. Usually, the Winter Semester deadlines fall in March, June, or July, depending on the major/course.

As of 2016, the university had enrolled a total of 28,878 students, out of which 9%-10% were international students.

Wurzburg is quite competitive with an overall acceptance rate of 15%-20%.

Yes, Wurzburg has restricted degree programmes of two types - local admission restrictions and national admission restrictions. National admission restrictions are for programmes in medicine, pharmacy, and dentistry. All other restricted programmes have local admission restrictions. However, for higher subject semester, there are no restrictions.

An ACT score of 22 and 29 is required for the acceptance at Valparaiso University.

An SAT score between 1070 and 1280 is required to be accepted at Valparaiso University.

Yes, international students can apply for finacial aid while they are enrolled at the University of San Francisco. They can opt for scholarships, loans to support their studies.

For undergraduates or first years there are residential hall options like - Lone Mountain East, Gilson, Hayes-Healy, Toler and Fromm are available at USF. Graduate students can choose from housing options like - Fulton Flats, Fulton House, St Anne's Community, Loyola Village, Pedro Arupe and Lone Mountain North.

Yes, the University of San Francisco is test optional, unless the students opt to submit their standardised test scores of either ACT or SAT.