International Students
Welcome, International Students!
Casper College has students from many countries outside the United States including Albania, Argentina, Austria, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Columbia, Denmark, England, France, Finland, Georgia, Ghana, Germany, Haiti, Hungary, India, Italy, Jamaica, Latvia, Mexico, Montenegro, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Russia, Serbia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, Venezuela, and Zambia. The college has an International Students Club which promotes friendships based on mutual understanding and respect for cultural exchange.
NOTE: All international student applications must be received and student admitted to Casper College three months prior to the start date of the new semester. Casper College is authorized under Federal law to enroll nonimmigrant students.
Follow these steps:
- International Application
Applications accepted for fall (August) and spring (January) semesters - Submit English Proficiency Scores- Casper College accepts the following minimum scores
- TOEFL iBT- 61 minimum
- TOEFL PDT- 47 minimum (with subscores of reading- 15 min; listening- 15 min; writing- 17 min)
- IELTS- 6.0 minimum
- Duolingo- 85 minimum
- All scores must be less than two years old English proficiency is not required from the following English speaking countries: Australia, Canada (minus Quebec province), New Zealand, or the United Kingdom. Other exemptions may be requested and will be considered on a case by case basis.
- Submit transcripts verifying the equivalent of a high school diploma or leaving certificate. Beginning with Fall 2026 entry, high school/secondary school transcripts must be evaluated for general equivalency through a National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES) member organization and the evaluation must be submitted. Also submit all college transcripts, if you have attended college elsewhere. International college transcripts must only be evaluated by a NACES organization on a course-by-course basis if transfer credit is desired. All transcripts must be translated into English by a translating service. NACES approved evaluation companies can be found online at www.naces.org.
- Submit your record of MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) immunization.
- Complete the Financial Support Statement and have a bank official verify the information and sign the form. To get the financial support statement, please email internationaladmissions@caspercollege.edu.
- Tuition and fee costs are calculated by the number of credit hours a student is enrolled. To complete a degree in two years, a student must average 15 credit hours per semester.
- Upon arrival in Casper, provide proof of health insurance that is honored in the United States.
- If you plan to live on campus, apply for housing and pay a deposit of $200. This must be paid in full before you will be assigned on-campus housing. The best method for paying this deposit is by using a credit card. If for some reason you do not attend Casper College, the deposit will be refunded. If not planning to live on campus (or not eligible to live on campus), proof of accommodations in Casper must be provided to the International Services office.
After all documents, deposits, etc., have been evaluated and accepted by Casper College, you will be issued an I-20 which allows you to apply to a U.S. embassy or consulate in your country of citizenship for an F1 visa that may admit you to the United States.
Contact the U.S. embassy or consulate in your country of citizenship for an appointment to apply for a visa that will admit you to the United States.
If you have any questions please email us at internationaladmissions@caspercollege.edu
We look forward to receiving your application!
Standard budget information for international students
All figures are approximate and subject to change.
Academic Year ( 9 months)
- Tuition & Fees $11,000
- Books & Supplies $1,200
- Living expenses, including food and housing (on campus housing, double occupancy, 19 meals per week) $8,700
- Health Insurance $1000*
*This is an estimated cost for what you might spend if you purchase a policy here in the United States. If you have insurance that is accepted in the U.S. you do not need to purchase a new policy, you will need to submit proof to Casper College that your current insurance will work in the United States. - Total $21,900
*These figures are best estimates and subject to change; they do not include transportation to and from the United States, or personal expenses while living in the United States
Summer school tuition is the same as Fall and Spring semesters in the same academic year, however, new international students may not begin their on-campus studies during the Summer semester. New applications are only accepted for a Fall or Spring semester.
International students are not eligible for any of the student financial programs funded by the US Government. They may be considered for Casper College scholarships after successful completion of at least one semester at Casper College.
International students at Casper College are not eligible for off-campus employment. Casper College expects that all students studying in the U.S. will have appropriate funding for the duration of their stay.
Orientation
All International Students are encouraged to attend New Student Orientation. This will give you an opportunity to meet the staff in our student services departments that can help you. You will also meet the other students on campus.
Transferring to or from another US institution
If you are currently attending another college in the US and want to transfer to Casper College, please fill this transfer in form (just the section at the top) and then send it to the international student contact at your current institution. Have them fill out the bottom and send it to Mala Stagg at Casper College.
If you are transferring from Casper College to a different institution please fill out the transfer out form.