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You will need a student visa (F-1 visa) to study at EPI.

  1. Apply to EPI
     
  2. Pay the application fee.
     
  3. Send the required finanical certification
Once you have the I-20, you need to make an appointment at the U.S.embassy in your country. You will also need to pay the SEVIS fee (form I-901) before you go to the embassy.
  1. Go to http://www.FMJfee.com.
     
  2. Complete the form. Write your name exactly as it appears on your I-20.
     
  3. Print a copy of the online receipt. Keep a copy for yourself.
     
  4. Bring the receipt of fee payment to the interview.
Please click here to read more about student visas in general.

To get a visa, some students may be required to have a letter from a university explaining that they can be admitted to the university as an undergraduate after completing the EPI intensive program. This letter is called a Conditional Letter of Admission. Click the link for detailed instructions. There is a $50 non-refundable processing fee. Do not pay this fee unless you are sure you need a Conditional Letter of Admission
 
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