The proof of admission letter confirms that you've been accepted to study your chosen program at the university that you applied to. This helps us make sure we're able to support the school you're heading to.
- What is accepted as proof of admission?
- What details should your proof of admission letter include?
- What details should the proof of admission email from your school include?
- Sample document
What is accepted as proof of admission?
- A letter from your school confirming that you've been accepted into your program; or
- An i-20 document that confirms your admission; or
- An email from your school confirming your admission; or
- A screenshot or scan of your admission letter or i-20 is acceptable but it should be in a non-editable format (JPG, JPEG, PNG or PDF).
What details should your proof of admission letter include?
- Your name and surname must be visible
- Your university's name and logo/stamp must be visible
- The campus where you will be completing your studies (this will be applicable if your school has various faculties and we only support a specific campus)
- The name of your course/programme and class must be mentioned in the document
- The start and end dates of the course
- A signature from a university official (for example, Director of Admissions or Registrar)
- The date the letter was generated and the period your admission is valid for
- The following details of your scholarship (if you have a scholarship):
- The period for which the scholarship is effective (e.g. 1st year & 2nd year or Fall, Spring or Summer semester)
- The scholarship amount, which should match the amount declared in your application
What details should the proof of admission email from your school include?
- Your email address must be visible and must match the email address used in your application
- The email address of your university must be visible
- The campus where you will be completing your studies (this will be applicable if your school has various faculties and we only support a specific campus)
- The name of your course/programme and class must be mentioned on the document
- The start and end dates of the course
- A signature from a university official (for example, Director of Admissions or Registrar)
- The date the email was generated and the period your admission is valid for
Sample document:
