Admissions for International Students

Judge Memorial is pleased to offer admissions to International Students, and encourages you to share the experiences of secondary education, and life, in America. Judge values the rich diversity of cultural experience that international students bring to our institution.

We currently have a need for host families. Click here to find out how you can participate in this enriching opportunity at no cost to your family!

Below you will find detailed information on the application and admission process. Please contact Mr. Makoto Tagai or Mr. Jun Tagai in our International Student Department if you have any additional questions or concerns.

E-mail: jtagai@judgememorial.com

Phone: 801-735-6400

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International Students

Applicants must complete the Judge Memorial Catholic High School International Application form for admission review. Students are required to provide original documents at the time the application is submitted. Faxed documents will not be accepted under any circumstances. Applications will be considered if the student demonstrates better than average grades, proficiency in English, passes the reference check, and is able to provide evidence of sufficient funds to cover all expenses.

2010-2011 Tuition

$14,340.00 + enrollment fee
Grades 9-11 enrollment fee $500.00
Grade 12 enrollment fee $625.00

All international students are subject to pay the tuition and enrollment fee when the application is submitted. Financial assistance or other tuition discounts are not available for international students.

Uniforms

All students are required to purchase uniforms through Dennis Uniform Company.

(School Code R10)
www.dennisuniform.com
National Customer Service 800.854.6951

Textbooks

Students purchase required textbooks online through Varsity Books at www.varsitybooks.com.
Students are eligible to sell their books back to Varsity Books at the end of the school year if the text is going to be used again at Judge Memorial in the following academic school year.

Student Housing/Host Family

All students are required to be placed into an approved host family provided by our International Student Department for the duration of the school year. All possible families will be interviewed and registered, along with an in home visit to be conducted before the student is placed into the home. Fees for the host family can only be paid by our International Student Department.

Host Relative

A student may be eligible to live with a direct relative (parents, brother, sister, aunt or uncle) who is over 28 years of age, has proof of proper immigration status, proof of residence and approval from the International Student Department.

Refund Policy

The tuition will be refunded if the student is not accepted for enrollment, approved for Visa or if the student withdraws their application within 30 days prior to the first day of school. The $500.00 enrollment fee is non-refundable upon the issuance of the 1-20 form. Student or the parent/guardian is responsible for mailing back the original 1-20 before the tuition refund is made.

I-20 Form

Upon receipt of the tuition and fee payment, Judge Memorial Catholic High School will issue an I-20 form. The I-20 form is necessary for obtaining an F-1 student visa or for legal transfer from another institution in the United States. If, a student is unable to attend during the planned term, the I-20 must be returned with notification that the student will not be attending Judge Memorial.

Students must present their passport, I-20 form, entry permit (I-94 card) and English translated proof of insurance to the International Student Department upon arrival at Judge Memorial to be eligible for enrollment.

VISA Application

International Students must appear before a United States consulate in order to secure an F-1 student Visa. The following items are required and must be presented: I-20 Form issued by Judge Memorial, a valid passport, and proof of sufficient financial support.

Students with F-1 status who are transferring from an educational institution in the United States should consult with the International Student advisor at their current school for instructions on the Immigration Services transfer process. This should be done as early as possible to avoid any difficulties.

J-1 Students

Students with a J-1 Visa are subject to the same policy, procedure, tuition and enrollment fee as an F-1.