Planning your application

Start with your intended degree, previous education and English proficiency. Your enquiry is used to identify an admissions route, required documents and an organisation able to support the application.

Admission requirements

FIU considers first-year applicants’ grades and SAT, ACT or CLT results. Non-English academic documents require official translations. Requirements depend on the admissions route: FIU International Admissions. Global First Year provides additional support, but intake availability, entry criteria and credit recognition require confirmation; progression to year two is not guaranteed.

Assistance price

Quoted individually after reviewing your needs. University tuition and fees are separate. Translation, credential evaluation, notarisation, housing assistance and transfers are included only if expressly agreed.

University budget reference

FIU’s 2026–2027 non-Florida undergraduate budget lists $10,926 tuition plus $199 fees per semester ($22,250 for fall and spring). Its on-campus total attendance estimate is $45,488 for fall and spring. These are university budget estimates, not a Global First Year or assistance quotation: FIU OneStop.

Visa and documents

The appropriate visa depends on the programme and your circumstances. Admission and an I-20 do not guarantee a visa. Check current requirements and the application location for your citizenship and residence before booking: U.S. Department of State.

Request a proposal

Send your preferred dates, age, citizenship and country of residence, language level and total budget. The provider, availability, services, final price and cancellation terms must be confirmed for your application. Any paid assistance is agreed separately before payment.

Last reviewed

17 September 2026. Confirm the next available intake and the deadline for your specific programme.