Apply - EIAS

Application Form

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Thank you for starting an application with EIAS!

If you are an E.U. Citizen or Permanent Resident, you can use this form to apply for any of our Degree courses, or to apply for admission as a non-degree-seeking applicant.

Please contact the Admissions Office if you need any assistance.

We look forward to reviewing your application!

First Name

Last Name

Mailing Address

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

Country

Residence Address (if different from mailing address)

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

Country

Phone/Mobile

Primary Social Media Profile

Please select your gender

Male

Female

Date of Birth

Marital Status

Social Security Number from your country of citizenship

Religious Affiliation

Please provide your religious affiliation

Please enter the name of the congregation you primarily worship with

Address of Congregation

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State

Zip Code

Country

Please enter any roles that you fulfill at the congregation

Citizenship

I am an E.U. Citizen

Yes

My primary citizenship is in

I am not an E.U. Citizen but I am a Permanent Resident of the E.U.

Yes

I am a United States, United Kingdom, or other (please indicate which) citizen applying as a temporary student/gap experience

Yes

Country of Primary Citizenship

Enrollment Selections

Indicate your enrollment selection

Degree Program (Campus Only)

Independent student pursuing online course from another institution

Please note: since you are planning to take courses on campus, you must also complete the New Campus Student Form at:

I am applying for:

English Language, Literature and History

French Language, Literature and History

Business

Which institution are you enrolled with?

How long is the course?

How far into the course are you at time of enrollment?

Questionnaire

The acceptance committee will be looking at the answers that are submitted to these questions. Please answer all of them to the best of your ability. If you do not meet the minimum word count of 100-300 words, you will not be considered for acceptance.

Ministry Goals

Given that all christians are called to minister, even if not as a paid minister, what is your ultimate ministry goal? How will an undergraduate education help you pursue this goal? (100-300 words)

Ministry Goals

Community

How is community important in your life? Describe any group in which you exist or participate. How has it impacted you? How have you impacted it? (100-300 words)

Community

Academic History

Education Level

What is the highest level of education you have completed?

If you have educational experience beyond high school, please describe. Was it for credit?

Schools Attended

Please enter the names and years of all secondary and post-secondary academic institutions (high school,college, university, technical school, military academy, preacher training school, seminary, divinity school,etc.) you have attended, even if the enrollment resulted in drops or withdrawals, and regardless of whether a degree was completed.

Example: Lycee Raoul Vadepied (2018–2022), University of North Alabama (2023–2024)

Names and Years of all Secondary/Post-Secondary

College Readiness Exam

European Applicants must submit official BAC results as a separate document.

US applicants please submit ACT or SAT exam scores. The scores may be sent directly from the testing agency or be reflected on an official high school transcript. Scores must be received by the appropriate application deadline.

The ACT/SAT requirement is waived for an applicant who is not applying for a degree through EIAS

English Proficiency

EIAS requires the equivalent of B2 in English.

If English is not your native language, please provide official English proficiency scores.

Personal References

Please provide the full name, address, phone number, and email address for at least two relatives.

In the space below, please list the full names, email address, and phone numbers of the three people you have chosen to use as personal references. A personal reference must be an adult who has known you for at least three years,and who is not related to you by blood or marriage. EIAS prefers that your references include a church leader, business person, or school official.

Please be sure to enter the correct email address; otherwise,your reference will not receive the form, and your application will be considered incomplete. Please also notify each reference person to be on the lookout (and check their spam folder) for the notification.

Example personal note: “Mr. Smith, thank you for your willingness to fill out this reference form for me. Your prompt response would be most appreciated.”

Personal References

Disciplinary Disclosure

Have you ever been suspended, dismissed, or expelled (including disciplinary violation) from an academic institution?

Yes

If you answer “yes”, please compose a detailed explanation and place it in a blank envelope labeled “Admissions Committee.” (Only the Admissions Committee will have access to this information.)

Insert this envelope into another envelope, and mail to:

European Institute of Arts and Sciences
Attention: Admissions
3 rue Perrine
53440 La Chapelle au Riboul|
France

Have you ever been convicted of a misdemeanor, felony or other crime?

Yes

Insert this envelope into another envelope, and mail to:

European Institute of Arts and Sciences
Attention: Admissions
3 rue Perrine
53440 La Chapelle au Riboul|
France

Confirmation and Submission

Statement of Agreement

I certify that the information I have provided on this application for admission is complete, factually accurate, and honestly presented. I understand that any deliberate omission or falsification will result in denial of admission, withdrawal of an admission offer, registration cancellation, or dismissal from the university, as well as the denial of the opportunity to reapply for admission to the university in the future. My admission implies that I agree to abide by the student life, moral, and educational standards of the Institute as defined in the

Student Handbook and the Academic Catalog