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This should indicate that the applicant is a student in good standing and provide authorization for the course(s) the applicant will enroll in 4. Transcripts from current school, if requested Denver Seminary Alumni A Denver Seminary alumnus may either audit classes or take them for credit as a nondegree student. A nondegree application is required for credit enrollment or to audit with a transcript record kept of that audit. An alumnus who wishes to audit a class but doesn't need a transcript record should contact the Registrar's Office for the form needed to enroll at the $35 per course alumni rate. If an alumnus decides to return for an additional degree, the applicant must follow the same application process as outlined above under "reentry student." Transfer Students Transfer students must make formal application through the Admissions Office and follow the same admissions process as applicants for degree-seeking or certificate programs. Transfer students must also submit a letter from the registrar of the applicant's current school indicating that the applicant is a student in good standing. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS (APPLICANTS WHO ARE NOT UNITED STATES CITIZENS OR PERMANENT RESIDENTS) Denver Seminary welcomes international students and the richness and diversity they bring to the school. International students must be degree-seeking students and demonstrate a desire to return to ministry in their home country after receiving their degree from Denver Seminary. In addition to the degree-seeking application requirements, international applicants must submit the following: 1. International student organizational partner endorsement 2. Official transcripts accompanied by a credential evaluation with English translations. We recommend using WES for credential evaluation. The WES website is http://www.wes.org. 3. TOEFL scores A required minimum combined score of 86 on the internet-based (reading 22, listening 21, speaking 21 and writing 22). Denver Seminary's institutional code is 4080. 4. Estimated budget worksheet 5. Information required for issuance of I-20 form 6. Financial verification of funds International applicants must provide original bank statements with letters indicating cash availability from the applicant's bank and each sponsor's bank. A support letter is required from each sponsor. All international applicants must provide evidence that they have the financial ability to attend school in the United States. For detailed information refer to our website at http://www.denverseminary.edu/become-a-student/international-students/. Only after an international applicant has been accepted and provided the necessary financial verification will an I-20 be issued. F-1 Exemption Policy Denver Seminary provides access to educational programs to undocumented adults that were brought into the U.S. as minors and are unable to study due to their immigration status. If a potential student has not studied in the U.S. as a minor, they will need to follow the normal application process outlined for 24