Application and Admission

If you are a native English speaker, you are required to take the ACT or SAT test. The minimum required composite score is 20. Please note: If you are applying to the Secondary Math or Secondary Science program an ACT may be required of both native and non-native English speakers.

Non-native speakers are required to take either the TOEFL or IELTS exam. Minimum TOEFL score is 80 (IBT) and minimum IELTS band is 6.5.

If your transcript is not in English, you must also submit an English translation of the transcript with the name and position of the person who translated the document.

Your pastor’s recommendation should be completed by your pastor. Your high school recommendation can be completed by your guidance counselor or one of your teachers.

After acceptance, a non-refundable deposit of $135 is required to confirm your enrollment. You will receive additional information on this fee in your registration packet. It is possible to pay this fee online.

Communication

If you  are attending high school in the U.S. when you are accepted at MLC, we will send your acceptance letter and registration materials to your high school address. Your I-20 will be prepared as soon as your high school releases your SEVIS record to MLC, shortly after your graduation. You will need to work with them to set a release date. If you’re still in the U.S. at that time, we will send your I-20 to your high school address or an alternate U.S. address that you provide to us.

If you have any questions or concerns please contact Megan Kassuelke, Director of Cultural Engagement.

Our current international students would love to talk with you! Simply send them a message, and they’ll answer any questions you might have about life as an international student at MLC.

On Campus

Our current international students come from Canada, China, South Korea, Thailand and Vietnam.

You will be assigned an academic advisor, who will coordinate with the academic deans to assist you with your program plan. If you have any questions about academics, you may contact your advisor or your academic dean.

There are many departments on campus that employ students. Departments that typically hire students include the cafeteria, the library, the fitness center, the admissions office, the mission advancement office, and the records office. For assistance finding job opportunities on the MLC campus, please visit the MLC Job Blog.