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Applying to an
American University
What is the accreditation and
why is it important?
• Regional accreditation
• National accreditation
• JCU is accredited by the Commission on Higher
Education of the Middle States Association of
Colleges and Schools (www.msche.org)
Why and what is Liberal Arts?
By emphasizing the development of intellectual skills, the Liberal Arts equip
students to:
•Solve complex problems
•Communicate effectively
•Analyze complex issues
•Gain appreciation for art, history, music, theater, etc.
Bachelor of Arts Degree Programs
The difference between
Major and Minors
Do I need to take both?
Degree Structure
The Bachelor of Arts is a four-year liberal arts program
consisting of 40 courses (120 credit hours) including a
major field and the distribution requirement.
The degree program is separated into three components:
1. Proficiency Requirements
2. General Distribution Requirements
3. Specialization Requirements
It is not necessary to declare a major until you have reached 45 credits
(typically during your second year).
How to Apply
1. Online application or
Common Application
2. Personal statement
3. Official transcripts
4. Two letters of
recommendation
5. Proof of English
proficiency (IELTS,
TOEFL)
6. Interview by phone,
Skype, or in person
7. SAT?
Application Deadlines
Fall 2016Application
Deadline
Notification
Date
Deposit
Deadline
Early Action November 15 December 15 May 1
Regular Decision March 1 April 1 May 1
Late Decision I June 1 June 15 July 1
Late Decision II* July 31 August 5 August 5
Spring 2017Application
Deadline
Decision
Notification
Deposit
Deadline
Regular Decision October 15 November 15 November 15
Late Decision I* November 15 December 5 December 5
Late Decision II* December 15 December 20 December 2
*only available to students who do not require a study visa
Transfer Credits
International Baccalaureate
• 6 credits for IB HL with score of 4 and above
• 3 credits for IB SL with score of 4 and above
• MA and EN placement exams for credit
UK A-Levels
• One year worth of credits per subject for A Levels
AP Examinations
• 3 credits for each AP exam with a score of 4 and above
Scholarships and Grants
• Merit – based Scholarships: based on academic merit
• Assistance Grant: for students who can demonstrate a
legitimate need for aid
Financial Aid
•Title IV University means that it certify FAFSA as well as
private loans for US Citizens
Bachelor of Arts Degree Programs
Business and Economics
Business Administration
Economics and Finance
International Business
Marketing
Humanities
Art History
Classical Studies
English Literature
History
Humanistic Studies
Italian Studies
Political and Social Sciences
Communications
International Affairs
Political Science
Business and Economics
Business Administration
Economics
International Business
Marketing
Entrepreneurship
Creative Arts
Creative Writing
Humanities
Art History
Classical Studies
English Literature
History
Humanistic Studies
Italian Studies
Philosophy
Psychology
Political and Social Sciences
Communications
International Affairs
Political Science
13 Majors 16 Minors
Enrollment Profile
Total Enrollment: 1,200
students from over 60
countries, including
degree-seeking and
study abroad students
The small-community atmosphere created by our
degree-seeking students and the spirit of exploration
brought to the University by our visiting American,
Russian, Korean, and European students create a
unique student body that thrives in the international
city of Rome.
Learning Environment• Small classes (average of 15 students)
• Liberal Arts environment with emphasis on critical and creative thinking, research, and writing
• Practical applications include case studies, faculty-led trips, on-site learning, and use of information resources
• Curriculum that makes use of Rome and the surrounding region
• Integration of academic advising and Career Services
Graduate School AcceptancesUnited States
American University
Boston College
City College of New York
Columbia University
Cornell University
Fordham University
George Washington University
Georgetown
Johns Hopkins University
Middlebury College
New School for Social Research
New York University
Pennsylvania State University
Rutgers University
Saint John’s University
Syracuse University
Tulane University
University of Chicago
University of Delaware
University of Iowa
University of Notre Dame
University of Virginia
University of Washington
Canada
Concordia University
McGill University
University of Toronto
United Kingdom
Birkbeck, University of London
Cambridge University
Courtauld Institute of Art
City University of London
Emerson College
Goldsmiths, University of London
Hult Business School
King’s College London
London School of Economics
Oxford University
Royal College of Art, London
Royal Holloway, University of London
The School of Oriental and African
Studies, University of London
University College London
University of Edinburgh
University of Essex
University of Glasgow
University of Kent
University of Manchester
University of St. Andrews
University of Warwick
Europe
Bucerius Law School, Hamburg
EADA Business School (Escuela de
Alta Dirección y Administración),
Barcelona
The Geneva School of Diplomacy and
International Relations (GSD)
INSEAD The Business School for the
World
Ludwig Maximilians Universität,
Munich
Sciences Po, Paris
University of Amsterdam
University of Kassel
University of Maastricht
Uppsala University
Rest of the World
IDC Herzliya, Israel
Tel Aviv University, Israel
International Business University of
Auckland, New Zealand
University of Witwatersrand, South
Africa
Career Services
160 opportunities offered each semester
280 companies and organizations we collaborate with
annually
194 students/graduates we helped find a position in 2013
The Center for
Career Services
advises students
on:
• Resume writing
• Networking
• Interview skills
• Graduate study
• Internships
• Researching
careers
• Submitting a
job application
Frank J. Guarini Campus
Tiber Campus
Orientation & Navigation 101
Orientation provides a comprehensive and personal
introduction to John Cabot University and to Rome. It is
designed to help students become acclimate to university life
in Rome while making new friends.
Athletics
•Soccer
•Basketball
•Volleyball
•Martial Arts
•Aikido
•Basketball
•Cricket
•Crossfit
•Lacrosse
•Running
•Sailing
•Swimming
•Tennis
•Yoga
Recreational:Competitive Teams:
Going Global
•JCU offers our students the
opportunity to study abroad
for one or two semesters
•Pay JCU tuition, keeping
your existing scholarships
and financial aid, and attend
a partner university in North
America, Europe, Africa, or
Asia
•Studying abroad contributes
to educational growth and
cultural awareness while
preparing students for careers
in international fields
Tuition and fees per semesterTuition &
Fees Only
Euros Tuition,
Fees &
Housing
Euros Tuition,
Fees,
Housing &
Meal Plan
Euros
Tuition &
Fees for 10-
17 Credit
Hours
8,500 Tuition &
Fees for 10-
17 Credit
Hours
8,500 Tuition &
Fees for 10-
17 Credit
Hours
8,500
JCU
Housing*
(Trastevere
Apartments)
3,500 JCU
Housing*
(Trastevere
Apartments)
3,500
Meal Plan
(Optional –
60 meals)
450
Total €8,500 (per
term)
Total €12,000 (per
term)
Total €12,450 (per
term)
*For Gianicolo residence add €600
Upcoming Open Houses
March 11, 2016
March 25, 2016
April 15, 2016
May 11, 2016
John Cabot University opens its doors to the public one Saturday
per month. Admissions Counselors are on hand to answer
questions and provide information about JCU’s academic
program, financial aid opportunities, scholarships, on-campus
housing, student activities, and student life in Rome. One of our
experienced guides will lead you on a campus tour.
CONTACT US!
John Cabot University
Via della Lungara, 233
00165 Rome, Italy
Tel: +39 06 681 9121 (Italy)
Toll free number (USA): 1(855) JCU-ROMA
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/JohnCabotUniversity
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/JohnCabotU
Blog: http://admissions.johncabot.edu
