We are looking forward to your arrival at Maryville College.
We are thrilled that you have chosen Maryville College! As the Maryville College mission states, we aim to prepare students for lives of citizenship and leadership as we challenge you to search for truth, grow in wisdom, work for justice, and dedicate a life of creativity and service to the peoples of the world. The Center for Global Engagement is committed to providing comprehensive support and fostering an welcoming campus community for international students. Our goal is to enhance your academic, social, and cultural experiences from admission to graduation and beyond.
Our core services include advising on U.S. immigration regulations and compliance, connecting you with campus and local resources, and offering programming, outreach, and advocacy to support your success.
We look forward to meeting each of you and getting to know you during your time at Maryville College. Our office is located in International House, near Sutton Science Center & Pearson’s Hall. Please stop by to see us or reach out to us at international@maryvillecollege.edu
Our faculty and staff are here to help you get the most from your academic experience. Many of our faculty and staff are international or have lived and/or traveled overseas. This section of our website will answer many of your questions about arrival on campus and getting settled in the community.
New Maryville College Scots: please visit our pre-arrival portal for more information
CONNECT
ENGAGE
- Global Engagement
- Life at MC
- Living Like a Local – check out our blog for this series
SUPPORT
- Pre-Arrival Information is available for new students – link available in your MVP Portal
- International Student Google Site (One stop shop for all current global scot information!)
- Airport Pickup is free when you arrive on our official arrival dates
- Global Scots Orientation & First Year Transition Course
- Advising about immigration, employment, cultural adjustment, and more
- Immigration Information
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Career Development & Immigration Support
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On-Campus Employment is available up to 20 hours/week
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Curricular Practical Training (CPT) – (F-1 students) means that you can do an internship in your major field of study (with permission from CGE)
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Optional Practical Training (OPT) – (F-1 students) means that you can work in your major field of study for up to 12 months after graduation
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- Campus Support Services
- Area Information
- Academic Support
- Connect to Vital Resources
- Global Scot Bike Ministry (Free Bike Program)
- Dedicated International Student Advisor
- Referrals to other campus services
