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The University of Illinois Springfield application process is given below:

Step 1: Select your program and check the admissions requirements for your program

Step 2: Now, complete the online application by the University of Illinois Springfield deadlines

Step 3: Submit your Personal and Academic Statements

Step 4: Now, submit the non-refundable University of Illinois Springfield application fee

Step 5: Submit supporting documents for your application

Step 6: At last, you can check your admissions status page

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UIS admissions are not so hard because of its moderate acceptance rate. The University of Illinois Springfield acceptance rate for international students is around 86%. This means UIS is less selective. As long as the applicants are meeting the entry and application requirements, there is a high chance of getting admission. 

The University of Illinois Springfield application fees for international students vary by programs. We have mentioned below the UIS Springfield application fee for undergraduate and graduate admissions application:

• UG: USD 60 or INR 5k (approx.)
• PG: USD 75 or INR 6.2k (approx.)

Note: The Currency Conversion Rate given above is as per 1 USD = INR 83.03

To complete the UIS application, the applicants are required to submit their academic transcripts, required statements / writing sample, English language proficiency score, etc. are required.

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UIS needs a minimum GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale in order to be considered for full admission to any graduate program. Note that some programs may have higher requirements. On the other hand, for admission to any undergraduate programme at UIS, the applicants are required to have a GPA of 2.0. Besides meeting the GPA requirements, the applicants are required to meet other requirements too such as submitting the correct application materials.

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