Conditional Admission
Students who want to enroll in a UM bachelor degree program but do not meet the minimum requirement for Full or Pathway Admission, or do not have an English language test score are eligible to apply for conditional admission. UM offers intensive academic English training for conditionally admitted students at UM's English Language Institute (ELI).
Conditionally admitted students must receive the required English language proficiency score on one of the tests UM accepts or a recommendation from UM's English Language Institute before they can begin their undergraduate studies.
Applications Steps
1. Complete an online application
2. Pay the application fee
3. Submit required application documents
- Academic records
- Financial information
- Copy of passport
- Transfer form (for transfer students only)
You can also download our International Admissions Checklist to help you submit all required documents.
Deadlines
By submitting your application early there will be plenty of time to request test results and academic records as well as apply for a student visa.
A completed application and all supporting documents must be received by the following dates:
Fall Semester: June 15
Spring Semester: November 15
Expenses
For detailed information on estimated costs of attendance, please see Expenses and Scholarships.
Scholarships
Conditional Admission students are not eligible for UM scholarships while they have conditional status. For information on scholarships available to international students once they have been fully admitted to UM undergraduate programs, please see Expenses and Scholarships.
Online Application
Application fee
A non-refundable US$30 application fee is paid online with a credit card when you submit the application.
You can pay online after you submit the online application
OR you can mail a check or a money order with your documents.
Checks and/or money orders should be made payable to the University of Montana.
Academic Records
International students are required to send Academic Records for credential evaluation. Please see Academic Records for more information.
Financial Information
For detailed guidance on acceptable evidence of financial resources for the I-20 (Certificate of Non-Immigrant Student Status), please see Financial Documents for the I-20
Transfer Student from a US University
In addition to the steps above applicants with an active I-20 certificate must submit a completed Transfer Form.