美国南加州大学研究生申请条件有哪些

　　International Applications

　　Who Is Considered an International Student?

　　If you are not a United States national, and you will be entering, or have already entered, the United States with an F-1 or J-1 student visa, you should apply as an international student. Students who already reside in the United States and hold other non-immigrant visas (E2, H2, or L2, for example) are also considered international students.Permanent residents of the United States, naturalized U.S. citizens, and U.S. citizens residing abroad and attending school outside the United States are not considered international students.Minimum Requirements for Graduate Admission to USC:

　　You must hold a degree considered equivalent to a U.S. bachelor's degree, as evaluated by the USC Office of Graduate & International Admission. For a country-by-country breakdown of our requirements, please click here.

　　Your college or university must be recognized by the appropriate governmental ministry as a degree-granting institution.

　　All transcripts and degree certificates/diplomas must be written in the original language of instruction. All original-language documents must be accompanied by a separate, word-for-word English translation. Dual-language transcripts are not acceptable.

　　Official transcripts must show all courses and subjects taken and all grades (marks) received.

　　Official transcripts must be sent directly to USC by the college or university.

　　Diploma Supplements must accompany transcripts from institutions from countries that are part of the Bologna Accord.