UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA BARBARA EXTENSION
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT PROGRAMS APPLICATION FOR ENROLLMENT
1 Personal Information
❏ Male ❏Female
Family/Last Name (as it appears in your passport)
First Name (as it appears in your passport)
Country of Birth Country of Citizenship
Date of Birth (month/day/year) e.g. JAN/01/1990 Age
Email Address (please print clearly)
Permanent address in home country Do not list a post office box.
Address / Street / Apartment Number
Address (continued)
City / Postal Code / Country
Telephone (Country Code / City Code / Number)
Address where Acceptance Package with I-20 Form should be mailed
❏ different from permanent address ❏same as permanent address
Family / Last Name / First Name
Address / Street / Apartment Number
City / Postal Code / Country
Telephone / Country Code / City Code / Number (required)
Do not use post office box. Information is sent via FedEx.
2 Program Information
STUDENT STATUS
❏ I am a new student
❏ I am a continuing ISP student
AREA OF STUDY (required)
My Area of Study—1st Choice or Major is: ________________________
STUDY OPTIONS
I am applying to the following study options:
To select multiple quarters of study in each Study Option mark all quarters desired.
Advanced English Program (AEP)
❏ Winter Year: ________
❏ Spring Year: ________
❏ Summer (first 6 weeks) Year: ______
❏ Summer (entire summer) Year: ______
❏ Fall Year: _____
For dates, see: ISP Dates
University Immersion Program (UIP)
Academic Studies*
Professional Studies
Specialized Academic English Studies**
Technology Management Courses
❏ Winter Year: ________
❏ Spring Year: ________
❏ Summer (first 6 weeks) Year: _______
❏ Summer (second 6 weeks) Year: ________
NOTE: For summer 6-week, academic courses must also be taken due to
limited number of professional studies courses
❏ Summer (entire summer) Year: _______
❏ Fall Year: _______
For dates, see: ISP Dates
* Academic studies courses end before the UIP end dates in winter and
spring. Students enrolled in UIP: Academic Studies are advised to plan on
staying for the entire length of the UIP dates. Students who are unable to
secure enough seats in academic studies courses, must take profession-
al studies courses to fulfill their F-1 visa requirements. Students must at-
tend all class sessions; missing sessions because of an early departure
date results in unexcused absences. See: ISP Dates
** Specialized Academic English Studies are not offered in summer
Graduate Studies Preparation Program (GSPP)
❏ Winter Year: ________
❏ Spring Year: ________
❏ Fall Year: ___________
For dates, see: ISP Dates
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)
❏ Summer For dates, see: ISP Dates
3 How to Apply for an F-1 Student Visa
International students studying full-time at UCSB Extension require an F-1
Student Visa.
NOTE: To comply with F-1 Visa requirements, students must pursue and
complete a full course of study: enroll in courses for credit, attend each
class, and follow the minimum course load for every quarter/term of their
studies. If students do not meet F-1 Visa requirements, their visa status
might be terminated. See: ISP F-1 Immigration Information/Full Time
Study Requirements.
STEPS TO OBTAIN AN F-1 VISA
1. The I-20 Form is (a certificate of eligibility for an F-1 Student Visa) will
be sent via FedEx to you by UCSB Extension upon acceptance into an
UCSB Extension program.
NOTE: The I-20 Form is sent to the address you listed in section 1 on this
Application for Enrollment Form.
2. Arrange for a F-1 Visa appointment with the U.S. Embassy or Consulate
in your home country as soon as you receive the I-20 Form.
NOTE: It may take several weeks to schedule the appointment.
3. Complete Form I-901 and pay the SEVIS fee to the Department of
Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement:
http://www.fmjfee.com/i901fee/index.jsp
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