学校名称： 美国塔夫茨大学(美德福德) Tufts University (Medford)
所在位置：美国，
学校设置类型：
创建时间：1852年
学历：本科 研究生 网络课程
学校性质：
学生人数：9789人
院校地址：
塔夫茨大学(Tufts University)是美国著名大学，也是波士顿仅次于哈佛大学和麻省理工学院的波士顿五大名校(哈佛大学、麻省理工学院、塔夫茨大学、波士顿学院，布兰迪斯大学、)之一，也是25所新常春藤成员之一。从学生录取、教师的教学到学术研究、教学和科研设施的建立以及对教师的业绩评估等，塔夫茨大学(Tufts University)都遵从以质取胜、注重革新的办学原则。塔夫茨大学同时注重学科在公共服务中的价值，并以良好的国际化和海外留学项目而闻名，并在德国、智利、中国和加纳等国设有海外中心。塔夫茨大学拥有美国最古老和最富盛名的国际关系研究生院之一 ---弗莱彻法律与外交学院。著名的生物医学研究中心--塔夫茨医学中心 (Tufts Medical Center) 是塔夫茨大学医学院的主要教学医院。弗里德曼(Friedman School) 营养科学与政策学院在营养学上名声在外，是学术界的标杆之一。以下是为大家整理的塔夫茨大学本科申请条件的相关信息。
1、国际学生入学申请条件
国际学生申请塔夫茨大学的本科课程，需要按照大学新生以及转校生的入学要求和流程进行申请，递交所有需要的学历文件和证明。
每一位申请者的入学流程是单独进行的，塔夫茨大学在理解申请者的背景深度和广度的时候，会着重考虑其学术能力。初步的审核会在申请者原籍国的学术系统中进行评估。塔夫茨大学招生老师会根据申请者的中学学术成绩报告、标准化考试成绩、推荐信、以及任何提供有关学生能力的信息。塔夫茨大学的招生办公室对于评估不同国家教育系统的学历十分的熟悉，例如(英国)普通中等教育证书以及(英国)普通教育证书A水平测试、法国的高中毕业会考、国际中学毕业会考、以及德国高中毕业考试等等。
虽然塔夫茨大学要求申请者完整美国中学系统的标准化考试，但是这些考试在国际背景下也是可以理解的。同样的，塔夫茨大学的招生办公室也了解提供给国际学生的课程活动机会的多种水平。
母语不是英语的学生，或者自爱所在中学的授课语言不是英语的学生，除了满足上述入学要求之外，还应该参加托福考试(英语作为一门外语的考试)。塔夫茨大学建议申请者的最低托福网考成绩达到100分，塔夫茨大学的托福考试成绩递交代码是3901.塔夫茨大学也认可雅思考试成绩，建议申请者的雅思考试成绩不低于7.0分，另外，塔夫茨大学也认可皮尔森学术英语考试成绩，并且建议申请者的皮尔森学术英语考试成绩达到68分。
2、大学新生入学申请信息
塔夫茨大学使用通用申请可联盟申请两种入学申请形式，通用申请在目前就有提供，但是联盟申请则需要等到八月底。你进行入学申请所需要的所有材料，包括塔夫茨大学写作补充，都必须通过通用申请或者是联盟申请网站递交给塔夫茨大学。下面列出了申请塔夫茨大学所需要的所有申请材料和要求。塔夫茨大学不接受没有列在申请材料清单上的任何其他补充材料。
申请材料清单：
一份完整的入学申请包括以下9个部分，这要求：
完整的通用申请表或者是联盟申请表;
完整的塔夫茨大学写作补充;
高中成绩单：
高中成绩：所有的申请者都需要递交他们的高中成绩，作为入学申请的一部分。申请塔夫茨大学提前录取1批的学生应该递交第一季度或者是前三学期的成绩，递交时间不迟于11月的最后一个星期。申请塔夫茨大学提前录取2批的学生应该计划让他们第一学期或者是三学期的考试成绩在1月份的第三个星期之前递交到塔夫茨大学。最后，申请塔夫茨大学常规录取的学生应该在2月中旬递交第一个学期或者是三学期的考试成绩。在国外学习的学生(通常是预测考试成绩)应该递交他们的高中成绩，如果可以的话。
考试：
对于申请塔夫茨大学人文和科学学院、工程学院或者是联合学位课程的学生来说：SAT考试以及两门学科考试成绩或者是ACT考试成绩。了解有关这些考试的标准户考试成绩要求，以及塔夫茨大学建议申请者参加的考试类型，请浏览塔夫茨大学学校官网。
对于申请塔夫茨大学BFA课程SMFA的学生来说：ACT考试或者是SAT考试。申请塔夫茨大学SMFA的BFA候选人不需要递交学科考试成绩。
托福考试成绩：母语不是英语的学生，或者是所在学校的授课语言不是英语的学生，在申请塔夫茨大学的时候，需要参加托福考试，来证明自己的英语语言能力。
推荐信：塔夫茨大学要求申请者提供一份来自中学二年级或者三年级主要学术课程(数学、自然科学、社会科学、英语、以及一门外语)的任课老师的推荐信，以及一份来自指导老师的推荐信。申请塔夫茨大学SMFA的BFA候选人需要递交一份来自他们的艺术考试的推荐信。塔夫茨大学虽然不鼓励申请者递交来自所有其他申请者的额外的推荐信，但是如果申请者认为该推荐信可以为其入学申请增加新的内容信息的话，也可以递交给塔夫茨大学。
课外活动：除了评估申请者的学术合适度，塔夫茨大学的招生办公室还致力于发现学生可能对于学生整体做出的贡献。塔夫茨大学的招生老师会评估每一个活动的参与水平和类型，并且询问以下问题，例如：学生是否是一个重要的贡献者或者是领导者?学生的参与对于学校或者是学生团体有什么样的贡献?学生在某一领域是否有特殊的才能?塔夫茨大学并不是希望所有的学生都成为队长、班长、或者是总编辑，而是寻找申请者在他们的学校以及/社区进行的有意义的活动参与。申请者可以在通用申请表上面列出至多10种类型的不同活动，但是你不需要填满每一个位置。一些成功申请塔夫茨大学的申请者也只是参与了少数的活动。所以，申请者务必需要记住，通用申请表是你展示你的课外活动的一个机会，塔夫茨大学不接受参与活动的补充简历说明。
艺术作品集：申请联合学位的美术学士/文学士或者是美术学士/理学士以及美术学士的申请者必须通过SlideRoom递交15-20页的最近作品，并且递交的作品能够代表申请者的优势以及兴趣。
75美元的入学申请费用或者是费用豁免证明你可能可以通过递交以下材料豁免申请费用豁免机会i)来自你的大学辅导员或者是学校官员的书面申请，并且能够证明该费用会对申请者产生经济困难，或者是ii) 大学委员会的申请费用豁免表。除非塔夫茨大学本科招生办公室的成员通知你，否则不会获得豁免资格。没有支付申请费用的话，或者是没有指定的费用豁免证明的话，塔夫茨大学不会继续审核你的入学申请。
以下额外的申请材料是申请者可以自愿递交的，也就是意味着塔夫茨大学不要求申请者必须递交：
毕业生面试;
艺术或者是制作作品集：正如上述申请材料清单所显示的那样，申请塔夫茨大学的联合学位的美术学士/文学士或者是美术学士/理学士以及美术学士的申请者必须递交艺术作品集，但是申请人文科学学院或者工程学院的学生，可以自愿递交艺术或者是制作作品集，来表明自己在室内艺术、戏剧、舞蹈、音乐或者工程学方面的天赋才能。
请注意申请塔夫茨大学的经济援助是一个单独的过程，需要递交相应的申请文件。
3、转校生入学申请条件
(1)关于入学申请流程
塔夫茨大学的转校申请是相当具有竞争性的。在过去的几年，塔夫茨大学转校生的入学率在百分之十到百分之十二之间。虽然入学资格审核十分的严格，但是每一份完整的转校生入学申请都获得了塔夫茨大学招生委员会的综合审核。
转校生招生委员会认为每一位申请者都有特殊的热情、目标、才能以及兴趣，并且招生老师会按照申请者的个人背景以及转校理由来审核申请者的入学资格。塔夫茨大学的转校生招生积分会不会雇佣招生顾问了做出录取决定，不存在GPA成绩以及标准化考试筛选。但是，最有能力的转校候选人应该是在他们所选择的学习领域有突出成就的人。
(2)如何申请
转校生申请塔夫茨大学，使用通用申请来进行晚上入学申请，这包括塔夫茨大学写作补充。
(3)申请条件
完整的转校入学申请必须在3月15日之前递交到塔夫茨大学，并且必须包括以下9个部分的文件。塔夫茨大学强烈建议在所要求的文件中包含你的社会安全号码，请不要包含在小论文、推荐信等等文件上面。
通用申请表，这包括转校生入学申请、大学报告、学术评估、以及塔夫茨大学写作补充。你可以在通用申请官网上面找到这些部分。
所有的中学成绩单：
SAT推理性考试或者是ACT考试(塔夫茨大学不需要申请者提供SAT学科考试成绩，但是如果有该成绩的话，还是建议申请者递交)。
正式的大学成绩单：
大学课程的简要说明。来自你的学校课程列表的课程列表面熟复印件，并且将其转化成Word文件。请确保这些文件上标明的是你的全名和出生日期，然后将其邮寄或者传真到塔夫茨大学的招生办公室。(传真号码：617-627-4079)。
正在学习中的课程列表(如果没有列在成绩单上面的话)。
托福考试成绩或者是雅思考试成绩：第一语言不是英语的学生，或者是就读于不是以英语为授课语言的学校的学生，需要递交托福考试成绩或者是雅思考试成绩，以证明自己满足塔夫茨大学的英语语言能力要求。
通过通用申请递交转校中期报告每一个你目前所在班级的春季中期报告。
艺术作品集：申请联合学位的美术学士/文学士或者是美术学士/理学士以及美术学士的申请者必须通过SlideRoom递交15-20页的最近作品，并且递交的作品能够代表申请者的优势以及兴趣。
75美元的入学申请费用。
请注意：除了极少数的候选人以外，塔夫茨大学不提供年中入学或者是一月份入学。大二或者是大三年级的转校生候选人只能够申请秋季学期入学。
Applying
International students are asked to submit the same set of credentials required of all first year or transfer applicants.
The admissions process is individualized and designed to focus on the intellectual strengths of applicants while understanding the richness and breadth of backgrounds. Primary emphasis is placed on evaluating candidates within the context of their national academic system. Close attention is paid to the secondary school record, standardized testing, recommendations, and any information providing insight into the work of the student. The admissions office is familiar with evaluating credentials from many different educational systems, such as the GCSE and GCE A-levels, the French Baccalaureate, the International Baccalaureate, and the Abitur, among others.
Although we ask applicants to complete standardized tests for a U.S. secondary system, these tests are interpreted in the context of one's international background. Similarly, the admissions office is aware of the varying levels of extracurricular opportunities available for many international students.
Students for whom English is not the primary language, or not the language of instruction in their secondary school, should take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) in addition to the options listed above. A minimum TOEFL score of 100 on the Internet-based test is recommended. The Tufts code for TOEFL submission is 3901. We also accept the IELTS, with a minimum of 7 recommended and the PTE, with a recommended minimum score of 68.
Information for First-Year Applicants
Tufts uses the Common Application and the Coalition Application. While the Common Application is now live, the Tufts Coalition Application will be live in late August. Everything you need to apply, including the Tufts Writing Supplement, is hosted on the Common Application website or the Coalition Application website. We provide a simple checklist of all the required application materials below. We are not able to accept supplemental materials that don't appear on this checklist. For those applying through QuestBridge, you can find information about the application here.
Application Checklist
A complete application includes the following nine (9) items, which are required:
Completed Common Application or Coalition Application
Completed Tufts Writing Supplement
High School Transcript(s)
Senior Grades: All applicants will be required to send their senior grades as part of their application. Students applying Early Decision I should send first quarter or trimester grades no later than the last week in November. Students applying Early Decision II should plan for their first semester or trimester grades to arrive no later than the third week in January. Finally, Regular Decision applicants should submit their first semester or trimester grades by the middle of February. Students studying abroad (where predicted grades are common) should send those if senior grades are not available.
Testing:
For applicants to the School or Arts and Sciences, the School of Engineering or the Combined Degree Programs with the SMFA at Tufts or the NEC: SAT with two subject tests or ACT. See the standardized test requirements for information about these tests and recommendations regarding which subject tests to take.
For applicants to the SMFA at Tufts' BFA program: SAT or ACT. Subject tests are not required for BFA candidates applying to the SMFA at Tufts.
TOEFL Scores: Required only for students for whom English is not the first language or who attend a school where English is not the language of instruction.
Letters of Recommendation: Tufts requires one letter from a teacher in a junior or senior year major academic course (math, natural science, social science, English, or a foreign language) and one letter from a guidance counselor for all applicants. Candidates for the SMFA at Tufts' BFA or Combined Degree programs are required to submit a letter from their art teacher as well. An additional letter from all other applicants, though not encouraged, may be submitted if the student feels it can add new perspective to his or her application.
Extracurricular Activities: In addition to evaluating an academic fit, the admissions committee looks for ways a student may contribute to the community as a whole. They will assess the level and type of involvement in each activity and may ask questions such as: Has the student been a significant contributor or leader? How has the involvement contributed to the school or larger community? Does the student have a special talent in a particular area? We do not expect all students to be team captains, class presidents, or editors-in-chief; rather, we look for meaningful involvement in their school and/or community. The Common Application allows students to list up to ten different activities, but you don't need to fill every space. Some of the most successful applicants are heavily engaged in just a few activities. Keep in mind that the Common Application is your one chance to show your extracurricular engagements: we are not able to accept a supplemental resume of activities.
Art Portfolio: Required only for students applying to the Combined Degree BFA/BA or BFA/BS and BFA applicants to the SMFA at Tufts. Submit a 15-20-piece portfolio of recent work, which represents your strengths and interests, via SlideRoom.
$75 Application Fee or Fee Waiver - You may have the application fee waived by submitting either i) a written request from your college counselor or school official who can attest that the fee would represent a financial hardship, or ii) a College Board Request for Waiver of the Application Fee form. You may consider the waiver approved unless a member of the Office of Undergraduate Admissions notifies you otherwise. Without an application fee, or an approved fee waiver, we cannot continue to process your application to Tufts University.
These additions to the application are optional, meaning they are not required:
Alumni Interview
Arts or Maker Portfolio: As the Application Checklist indicates above, the Art Portfolio is required for students applying to the BFA or Combined Degree programs at the SMFA at Tufts. Students applying to the School of Arts and Sciences or the School of Engineering, however, may submit an optional arts or maker portfolio to highlight talent in studio art, drama, dance, music, or engineering.
Please also note that applying for financial aid is a separate process, with its own required documents.
Applying to Tufts as a Transfer Applicant
About the Process
Transfer admission to Tufts is highly competitive. In the last few years, the acceptance rate for transfer students has been between ten and twenty percent. Although the process is highly selective, each complete application receives a comprehensive review by Tufts Transfer Admission Committee.
The transfer committee considers each applicants specific passions, goals, talents and interests, and the committee evaluates each applicants academic profile in the context of his or her personal history and reasons for wanting to transfer to Tufts. Tufts Transfer Admission Committee does not employ admissions calculus to render its decisions; GPA and standardized testing cut-offs do not exist. However, the most powerful transfer candidates tend be high achieving in their chosen fields of study.
How to Apply
Transfer candidates apply online using the Common Application, which includes the Tufts Writing Supplement.
Application Requirements
A complete transfer application must be submitted by March 15th and must include the following nine (9) items. We strongly recommend including your social security number only where requested; please do not include on essays, recommendations, etc. Feel free to print out this page and use it as a checklist:
The Common Application, which includes the Transfer Application, College Report, Academic Evaluation, and Tufts Writing Supplement. You can find these components on the Common Application website.
All secondary school transcripts.
SAT Reasoning Test or ACT scores (SAT Subject Test scores are not required, but should be sent if available).
Official college transcripts.
Brief descriptions of college courses. Copy course catalog descriptions from your institutions course catalog and paste into a Word document. Be sure to label this document with your full name and birth date, and mail or fax it to the Tufts Admissions Office. (Fax: 617-627-4079)
A list of courses in progress (if not listed on the transcript) on Transfer College Report.
TOEFL or IELTS scores: Required only for students for whom English is not the first language, or who attend a school where English is not the language of instruction).
Transfer Mid-Term Report accessible via the Common Application - a spring mid-semester update from each of your current classes.
Art Portfolio: Required only for BFA Applicants to the SMFA at Tufts and Combined Degree BFA/BA or BFA/BS applicants. Submit a 15-20-piece portfolio of recent work, which represents your strengths and interests, via SlideRoom.
$75 application fee
Please Note: With the exception of REAL candidates, Tufts does not offer midyear or January admission. Sophomore and junior transfer candidates are considered only for fall enrollment.
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