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S1 School Facts: New England College

Facts as of October 2026. Schools can change their rules, so confirm with us before you apply.

Where you study

  • Campus: New Hampshire.
  • How often you come to campus: once a semester.

Who can get Day 1 CPT

Day 1 CPT means you can start CPT (work authorization tied to your program) from day one.

  • Transfer (F-1 from another US school): Yes, with conditions: internship or job needed before you start.
  • New F-1 from abroad: Yes, with conditions: internship or job needed before you start.
  • Change of status (to F-1 inside the US): Yes, with conditions: internship or job needed before you start.
  • Reinstatement (restoring terminated F-1 status): Not confirmed — our senior admission consultant can check your case
  • End of status / grace period (program or OPT finished): No

Job and employer requirements

  • An internship or job is required before you start the program.
  • Employer documents are required.
  • CPT is renewed every semester and can start from your program start date.
  • If you lose your job during the program, there's a 90-day grace period. Details can vary, so check with us.

Academic and English requirements

  • Minimum GPA: 2.75.
  • English test waived if you have a US degree or a degree taught in English (MOI letter).
  • Minimum scores: TOEFL 61, IELTS 5.5 or Duolingo 90.

Costs

  • Estimated total tuition: $18,360–$20,400. Fees are extra.
  • No deposit.
  • Proof of funds (money you show for your I-20): $24,505, via an affidavit of support, pay stubs or bank statements. At least $12,498 must be cash in the bank; the rest can be available credit card limit. Statements must be dated within 12 months before the start date.
  • Bringing family: add $5,000 for the first family member and $3,000 for each one after that.

Application documents and timing

  • Documents: online application, passport, your highest-degree transcript and proof of funds, plus a resume.
  • Foreign degree: a NACES credential evaluation (approved US evaluator) is accepted.
  • Deadline: usually about 10 days before the start date for transfers, about 59 days for change of status.
  • Admission decision: usually 1–2 weeks for transfers, 2–3 weeks for change of status.
  • Ask us for the next start date.

Recent school updates

  • Announced July 22, 2026: The Executive program now accepts any US work experience plus a bachelor's from any country. No NACES evaluation is needed; the school evaluates your degree itself.