Why consider Atlantis University?

Atlantis offers career-focused undergraduate and graduate programs. Because program format, fees and international-student rules can change, applicants should rely on the current enrollment agreement and official catalog rather than third-party summaries.

Programs and academic fit

Open the official admissions and program information for the exact degree. Confirm credits, duration, campus location, delivery mode, transfer-credit policy and whether the program is eligible for the intended international-student status.

Use the official program finder or academic catalog to confirm that your intended degree, concentration and campus are available for your intake. Graduate applicants should check department-level prerequisites, tests, materials and deadlines separately.

International admission

Application rules differ by undergraduate, transfer and graduate level. Typical materials may include academic records, English translations, proof of English proficiency under the current policy, passport identification and program-specific documents. An English-test score, GPA or application fee shown on an old third-party page may no longer be correct.

Follow the official international admission instructions for Atlantis University. Submit official or certified records exactly as requested and check whether graduate materials must also be reviewed by the academic department.

Cost, scholarships and financial documents

Build a complete budget covering tuition, mandatory fees, health insurance, housing, meals, books, transport and personal expenses. Your actual cost can vary by degree level, credit load, program fees, housing and scholarship. Use the official cost and tuition information for the relevant academic year.

Atlantis publishes per-credit tuition and additional semester, registration, materials and graduation charges. Request the complete written cost for the full program and verify scholarship conditions before payment.

Questions Nepalese students should verify

• Is the exact program available at the campus shown on the I-20?
• What transcripts, translations and credential evaluation are required?
• Which English tests or waivers are accepted for this program?
• What is the total estimated annual cost after confirmed scholarship?
• Are there separate admission, scholarship and housing deadlines?
• What amount and format of financial evidence is needed for the I-20?
• Which program-specific prerequisites or graduate tests apply?

Application steps

1. Choose the exact program and intake.
2. Read the current official international and department requirements.
3. Prepare academic records, translations and required test evidence.
4. Submit the application before all relevant deadlines.
5. Compare the written admission, scholarship and total-cost information.
6. After accepting an offer, follow the university’s I-20 and financial-document process.
7. Complete SEVIS, DS-160 and F-1 visa steps using official instructions.

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