Non-immigrant visa holders may attend the college on a full or part-time basis depending on their visa classification.  Students who wish to attend the college on as F-1 student visa must apply for full-time study in either the fall or spring semesters.  Applications must include the $25 application fee, Test of English as a Foreign Language scores (TOEFL), name and address of the United States sponsor and the original secondary school transcripts.  If documents are not from an English-speaking country, transcripts must be translated to English and notarized by an official translating agency.  Personal translations will not be accepted.  Transfer credits earned in institutions of higher learning from foreign countries must be evaluated by an accredited agency such as World Education Services, Inc.

The deadlines for F-1 applicants to submit the International Student Application for Admission, application fee and transcripts are July 1 for the fall semester and November 1 for the spring semester.

F-1 applicants applying from their home country must also submit Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) scores of at least 400 (paper test) or 97 (comp0ter-based test) by July 1 for the fall semester of November 1 for the spring semester.  Applicants who earn scores below these minimums will not be offered admission.

An affidavit of Support form will be included in the College's acceptance letter.  The deadline to submit a completed I - 134 Affidavit of Support and supporting documents is August 1 for the fall semester and December 1 for the spring semester.

F-1 visa applicants transferring from a university located in the United States of America must also submit a copy of their I-20 AB and a Foreign Student Advisor Report by August 1 for the fall semester of by December 1 for the sprig semester.  In addition, international students must notify their previous college to release their I-20 AB in the SEVIS database system to County College of Morris.