LaGrange College

LaGrange College

The oldest private college in the state of Georgia,LaGrange College was founded in LaGrange, Georgia in 1831. The city of LaGrange is located just 60 miles from Atlanta, allowing international students the opportunity to experience a small American city with one of America’s largest nearby.

Minimum Requirements:

2.5 GPA minimum

To determine language proficiency, please submit one of the below scores:
TOEFL

Paper-based: 500
Computer-based: 173 
Internet-based: 61

SAT verbal of 450 
ACT English and Reading Score of 21
Level 112 Achievement Report from an ELS, INC. Language Center or equivalent
Minimum “C” grade in regular level English courses from an accredited US college

In addition to the minimum requirements, students must provide:

• Completed Application
  • Available here (please choose first link, “Standard Undergraduate Application”)
• Official Transcripts
• 200 Word Essay
• Proof of English Proficiency (as defined above)
• Proof of financial support
• Letter of sponsorship (financial guarantee)
• Health insurance

Important Dates: Students may study for a semester or academic year

Around Campus

Courses: LaGrange College provides a liberal arts education, with courses in a variety of areas including the humanities, business management and accountancy, education, and the hard sciences. International students must take 12 – 16 credits. All courses are taught in English. Course catalogs 
Class schedules

Cultural Experiences: International students at LaGrange College have the opportunity to join a close-knit community. They can participate in on-campus events through attending sporting activities, cultural enrichment events, and community service. Additionally, LaGrange offers numerous opportunities for national and international students to interact socially on campus, through such events as Favorite Foreign Flicks, Saturday nights at Acoustic Café, and a Japanese Tea Ceremony. International Week is observed each March, and all students are encouraged to share information about their backgrounds and cultures.

Housing and Meals: Students are required to stay in on-campus shared dormitories or apartments. Living with American students and eating in campus dining halls will immerse international students in a truly American experience. If an international student is housed in campus apartments, they will be able to cook their own meals; however the student is still required to purchase a campus meal plan.

LaGrange College Costs

* For current exchange rates, please check XE.com
** Personal expenses will vary greatly according to habits and interests
*** Meals based on campus cafeteria or typical local meals