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Undergraduate students

A complete application consists of the following supporting documents:

1. TWO 350- 500 words personal essays on TWO of the following topics:

All roads lead to Rome: What excites you about the possibility of studying at AUR and living in Rome?
Pick a historical figure or modern individual you’d like to converse with for an hour and explain your choice. What would you talk about? What questions would you ask?
As the AUR mission states, AUR prepares students to live and work across cultures as skilled and knowledgeable citizens of an interconnected and rapidly changing world. Tell us about an aspect of your personal perspective or lived experience that is important to you and describe how it has shaped the way you would learn from and contribute to AUR’s international and collaborative community.

2. Copy of a valid passport

3.One academic recommendation from the principal, a guidance counselor, teacher or professor

4. High school transcripts

5. Proof of English Proficiency for students whose previous degrees were conducted in a language rather than English. Duolingo, IELTS, or TOEFL are accepted

If your application is missing any of the required supporting documents, you can upload them in the relevant section below

Transfer students

A complete application consists of the following supporting documents:

1. TWO 350- 500 words personal essays on TWO of the following topics:

All roads lead to Rome: What excites you about the possibility of studying at AUR and living in Rome?

Pick a historical figure or modern individual you’d like to converse with for an hour and explain your choice. What would you talk about? What questions would you ask?

As the AUR mission states, AUR prepares students to live and work across cultures as skilled and knowledgeable citizens of an interconnected and rapidly changing world. Tell us about an aspect of your personal perspective or lived experience that is important to you and describe how it has shaped the way you would learn from and contribute to AUR’s international and collaborative community.
2. Copy of a valid passport

3. One academic recommendation from the principal, a guidance counselor, teacher or professor

4. College transcripts

5. Proof of English Proficiency for students whose previous degrees were conducted in a language rather than English. Duolingo, IELTS, or TOEFL are accepted

If your application is missing any of the required supporting documents, you can upload them in the relevant section below

Visiting students

A complete application consists of the following supporting documents:

1. TWO 350- 500 words personal essays on TWO of the following topics:

All roads lead to Rome: What excites you about the possibility of studying at AUR and living in Rome?
Pick a historical figure or modern individual you’d like to converse with for an hour and explain your choice. What would you talk about? What questions would you ask?
As the AUR mission states, AUR prepares students to live and work across cultures as skilled and knowledgeable citizens of an interconnected and rapidly changing world. Tell us about an aspect of your personal perspective or lived experience that is important to you and describe how it has shaped the way you would learn from and contribute to AUR’s international and collaborative community.

2. Official College transcripts

2. Copy of a valid passport

4. Proof of English Proficiency for students whose previous degrees were conducted in a language rather than English. Duolingo, IELTS, or TOEFL are accepted.

If your application is missing any of the required supporting documents, you can upload them in the relevant section below

Graduate students

A complete application consists of the following supporting documents:

1. Curriculum Vitae

2. University transcripts for all courses or degrees undertaken (see below for further guidance on transcripts)

3. Letter of Motivation explaining your previous academic and professional experiences, your interest in the relevant M.A. program, and your career goals (700 words)

4. Passport photo page or European Union ID

5. Proof of English Proficiency for students whose previous degrees were conducted in a language rather than English. Duolingo, IELTS, or TOEFL are accepted

6. Academic writing sample from one's previous studies demonstrating writing and research abilities is optional but encouraged (minimum 10 pages, any topic accepted)

7. Two letters of recommendation. It is important that you independently contact your referees in order to ensure they send your recommendations in a timely manner

8. Affiliation Documents. Returned Peace Corps volunteers (including eRPCVs), Veterans, Fulbright alumni, and AmeriCorps alumni are asked to provide relevant documentation confirming this affiliation (Description of Service / Training for RPCVs, Certificate of Eligibility for U.S. Veterans, Grant Authorization Document for Fulbrighters, and Certification of Service Letter/ Segal Education Award for AmeriCorps alumni)

If your application is missing any of the required supporting documents, you can upload them in the relevant section below

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Upload your supporting documents

Upload your Curriculum Vitae (if not previously submitted)

Upload your Transcripts (if not previously submitted)

Upload your proof of English proficiency (if applicable and not previously submitted)

Upload your writing sample (if not previously submitted)

Upload your Affiliation Documents (if applicable and not previously submitted)

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Undergraduate students: A note on Transcripts

To successfully complete your application, we require official transcripts for all college or university work undertaken.

If you have completed fewer than 45 semester hours, please also submit a secondary school transcript/school report.

There are two options for you to submit your transcripts:

Unofficial Transcripts
Should you seek a rapid admission decision, we invite you to submit unofficial transcripts. Your application will be evaluated based on these details. Should you receive a positive admission decision, you will be required to submit official transcripts as soon as they become available. Complete official transcripts, including all coursework in progress at the time of your admission, must be received before you begin courses at AUR.

Please make sure that your unofficial transcripts are scanned at a legible quality.
Official Transcripts
We strongly recommend that you send an official transcript for your application. This will expedite the credit transfer process once you confirm your intention to attend AUR.

Submit official transcripts from your school or paper recommendation letters using the following address:

The American University of Rome
Admissions Office
Via Pietro Roselli 4
00153 Rome
Italy

If your school uses a secure third-party provider, such as ScriptSafe, to send digital transcripts, we will accept those in lieu of a paper copy. The official, verifiable digital transcript should be sent to admissions@aur.edu.

Should you receive a positive admissions decision, you will be required to submit official transcripts for any courses in progress as soon as they become available. Complete official transcripts, including all coursework in progress at the time of your admission, must be received before you begin your courses at AUR.

Visiting students: A note on Transcripts

To successfully complete your application, we require official transcripts for all college or university work undertaken.

If you have completed fewer than 45 semester hours, please also submit a secondary school transcript/school report.

There are two options for you to submit your transcripts:

Unofficial Transcripts
Should you seek a rapid admission decision, we invite you to submit unofficial transcripts. Your application will be evaluated based on these details. Should you receive a positive admission decision, you will be required to submit official transcripts as soon as they become available. Complete official transcripts, including all coursework in progress at the time of your admission, must be received before you begin courses at AUR.

Please make sure that your unofficial transcripts are scanned at a legible quality.
Official Transcripts
We strongly recommend that you send an official transcript for your application. This will expedite the credit transfer process once you confirm your intention to attend AUR.

Submit official transcripts from your school or paper recommendation letters using the following address:

The American University of Rome
Admissions Office
Via Pietro Roselli 4
00153 Rome
Italy

If your school uses a secure third-party provider, such as ScriptSafe, to send digital transcripts, we will accept those in lieu of a paper copy. The official, verifiable digital transcript should be sent to admissions@aur.edu.

Should you receive a positive admissions decision, you will be required to submit official transcripts for any courses in progress as soon as they become available. Complete official transcripts, including all coursework in progress at the time of your admission, must be received before you begin your courses at AUR.

Graduate Students: A note on Transcripts

To successfully complete your application, we require official transcripts for all college or university courses undertaken.

There are two options for you to submit your transcripts:

Unofficial Transcripts
Your application will be evaluated based on these details. Should you receive a positive admission decision, you will be required to submit official transcripts as soon as they become available; your admission is dependent upon achieving a final G.P.A. of at least 3.0. Complete official transcripts, including all coursework in progress at the time of your admission, must be received before you begin courses at AUR.

Please make sure that your unofficial transcripts are scanned at a legible quality.
Official Transcripts
Official transcripts may be sent directly from your school or in a sealed envelope from you using the following address:

The American University of Rome
Admissions Office
Via Pietro Roselli 4
00153 Rome
Italy

If your school uses a secure third-party provider, such as ScriptSafe, to send digital transcripts, we will accept those in lieu of a paper copy. The official, verifiable digital transcript should be sent to gradschool@aur.edu.

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