Undergraduate Admissions
PDF Undergraduate Application Form (paper based)
- Application Form - Undergraduate Programs (Students Outside The USA)
- Application Form - Undergraduate Programs (Students In The USA)
Scholarship Application
To apply to Richmond’s undergraduate programs send us:
1) A completed Application Form for Undergraduate Admission.
2) A personal statement. This is short essay (minimum 500 words). The choice of subjects are given on the Application Form and can also be viewed below.
Enclose your personal statement with your application form and other documents and post it to us, or if you are applying on-line either post or fax it to us with your other documents - remember to put your name on it!
3) Official transcripts of secondary and post secondary school work. Documents in languages other than English must be accompanied by official translations.
4) A completed Confidential Reference Form from a teacher or guidance counsellor who can assess your academic ability and maturity.
5) Submission of SAT/ACT scores is optional. Richmond’s ACT CODE is 5244, CEEB/ATP/SAT code is 0823L.
6) To meet the entrance requirements for university study, applicants must achieve a designated level of English language proficiency. All students (with the exception of students whose first language is English) must submit either TOEFL or IELTS results when applying for admission. TOEFL or IELTS results must be current within twelve months at the time of application. Our TOFEL code is 0823.
7) Non-refundable £50 application fee. Please send all documents to the appropriate address.
Advanced Credit and Transfer Admission Information
Richmond Hill
Students applying to the undergraduate program who have advanced secondary credit or transfer credits from another accredited university should view the Advanced Credit and Transfer Credit page
Essay Requirements
Write an essay (minimum 500 words) on one of the following questions.
1. Describe your experience with cross cultural communication and/or the value of diversity in society.
2. How has globalization affected you and your home nation?
3. If you could spend a day with anyone in the world, past or present, who would you choose and why?
Applicants who are:
Living in countries other than the US
Undergraduate Admissions Office
Richmond, The American International University in London
Queens Road
Richmond upon Thames
TW10 6JP
UK
Tel : +44 (0)20 8332 9000
Fax : +44 (0)20 8332 1596
Email : enroll@richmond.ac.uk
Living in the US
343 Congress Street
Suite 3100
Boston
MA 02210-1214
USA
Tel : +1 (617) 450-5617
Fax : +1 (617) 450 5601
Email : us_admissions@richmond.ac.uk
UCAS Applications
Richmond accepts applications through the UCAS system. You can apply online (only) at http://www.ucas.com.
Richmond's UCAS code is R20.
UCAS applicants will be officially notified of admission decisions through the UCAS system.
When to Apply
If you are a new student, a transfer student or visiting student, you can join Richmond in September, January, May or June.
Richmond operates two semesters and two summer sessions. For the exact dates of each semester please see academic calendar Priority application deadlines are March 1 for Fall semester applications and November 1 for Spring semester applications. Applications received after the priority deadline are considered on a space available basis.
Richmond runs a rolling admissions procedure for all its degree courses. Once we have received your completed forms and all the necessary accompanying documentation, we will consider your application and provide you with a decision as soon as possible. If you are waiting for references or final exam results, you may still send your application and may be accepted on a provisional basis. Any remaining documents required by the University must be submitted to the Admissions Office before registration.
What happens next?
Once all required documents have been submitted for review by the admission committee it generally takes four weeks for the admission office to return a decision. In addition to sending via e-mail and post a letter confirming or denying admission, a notification of academic merit scholarship will be communicated in writing to the successful candidate. All students, regardless of their financial background will be considered for academic merit scholarship based on their previous academic work. Upon admission to the University a student is expected to make a preliminary deposit to the University which will secure the student’s position in the new entering class. For additional information on admitted student procedures:
admitted student procedures
