Once you are admitted and after you submit your deposit, it is important that you work with your Designated School Official (DSO) or Principal Designated School Official (PDSO) on obtaining your I-20 documentation and your SEVIS Fee.

The I-20 form is a requirement by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for all international students studying in the U.S. The document allows the holder to attend school in the United States and travel in and out of the country legally as a student and not as a tourist.

Once the form is completed, you must pay your SEVIS Fee (I-901).

Please make sure you keep your I-20 and your SEVIS receipt.

All students, with the exception of students from Canada, must schedule an appointment for your F-1 Visa.  In order to do so, you must complete the DS-160 Form. For more information, please visit the Travel.State.Gov page and click on the 'Where can I find the DS-160' button.

Secure your seat to become an Albertus Falcon by submitting your enrollment deposit! Enrollment deposits are $400 for students who intend to reside on campus or $350 for students who intend to commute to campus.

Submit the non-refundable enrollment deposit via your Applicant Status Page. If you have any questions while submitting your deposit, call the Office of Admissions at 203-773-8501 or contact your Admissions Counselor.

After submitting your enrollment deposit, a deposit packet will be mailed to your home address on file within one week containing important documents.

Attend an on-campus event to experience what it is like being a part of the Falcon Family! We host a variety of events throughout the year. If you are looking to schedule a personalized visit or class shadow to campus during the week, you may contact the Office of Admissions at 203-773-8501 or email us at admissions@albertus.edu. You may also visit us on select Saturdays by registering here.

More events for accepted students will be posted shortly. Check back soon for more details!

Student Health Forms

You must return the student health forms to Student Health Services in order to move in to a residence hall and/or attend classes.

Student Health Checklist (Directions for completing forms and information about requirements)

Student Health Form - New! Return your health forms electronically using MedTunnel. Click to read more about MedTunnel.

Access full MedTunnel FAQs here.

New to MedTunnel? Get started by accessing MedTunnel and selecting patient to create your username and password.

Hepatitis B Waiver Form

Medical Insurance & Waiver Form

Housing Forms

Housing Information

For information about residing in campus housing, please click here.

Housing Application

For information about residing in campus housing, please click here.

Pre-Registration Advising Form

The Pre-Registration Advising Form helps your advisor to select the best classes for your first year at Albertus, which will include classes such as Intro to College Life, an ePortfolio lab, and Invitation to Insight.

Final Transcript Request Form

Please give the Request for Final Transcript to your guidance counselor.

Emergency Contact Information

All new students must submit emergency contact information to the Division of Student Services. Click Here

Albertus Magnus College will host a series of 30 to 45-minute sessions intended to help parents and students prepare for the future as #FearlessFalcons!

Register for Classes

To view class schedules once you have registered:

Albertus Information Technology Services will send you a message upon receiving your registration for classes. It will contain your myAlbertus user name and a temporary password.

Log into myAlbertus, go to "My Account/Web Services" and then click on the link for "My Classes for Term." The class schedule will be listed there for the Undergraduate Fall 2019 term. For issues regarding logging into myAlbertus, please contact ITS Help at its-help@albertus.edu or 203-773-0205.

 

 

 

Welcome, New Students!

The New Student Orientation Program will support you during your transition to the College with a focus on academics, informative workshops, and other social activities. During Orientation, you will meet people, learn the ins and outs of our college, including our academic programs, student organizations and involvement on campus, work-study opportunities, and many on-campus services - all the essentials you need to make the most of your Albertus experience. Orientation is required and is important for personal and academic success as a first year or transfer student. Both resident and commuter students will benefit by attending orientation. The first few days and weeks of college are where you learn the most about yourself, and you create life-long friendships.

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