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FILENAME \p \* MERGEFORMAT C:\Documents and Settings\Baili\My Documents\direct-exchange-students\ZNU-terms and conditions.doc FILENAME \* MERGEFORMAT ZNU-terms and conditions FILENAME \p \* MERGEFORMAT C:\Documents and Settings\Baili\My Documents\direct-exchange-students\ZNU-terms and conditions.doc Guidelines and Protocol Washburn University Visiting Student Program (as of January 10, 2019) Areas of Studies Washburn will accept visiting students from its partnership institutions. All students will be admitted on I-20 (F-1 visa) unless otherwise arranged. The following undergraduate majors (areas of studies) and business are available for fall 2018 – spring 2019. Undergraduate participants are typically sophomores and juniors when they reach Washburn. 1.1 Undergraduate Studies English (language and literature, creative writing, or education): Business (management, accounting, marketing, finance, and economics) Math including Actuary Science, and Statistics Computer Science/Computer Information Science Education Political Science (public administration, public relations) Sociology Social Work Anthropology Psychology Mass Media (Advertising, Public Relations, Journalism) Communication (focus on organization communication) History Philosophy / Religious Studies /Western Thoughts Art (painting and drawing) Music (voice, piano, brass, woodwind, percussion, strings, and music education) Biology and Chemistry (balanced 82 on iBT, or 6.5 on IELTS required) 1.2 Graduate Studies Graduate studies are possible in the following areas only: MBA, MLS Graduate student may have to take undergraduate courses. All graduate level students must have balanced 82 on the iBT or 6.5 on IELTS unless they plan to take undergraduate or intensive English language courses 1.3 Quota: During the next academic year, we are able to accommodate the need of each campus, thus no quota is set. Duration of Stay 2.1 Visiting students will be admitted for fall 2019 – spring 2020