Wagner College welcomes students from all over the world every year. Though we are a small college, we have a vibrant international community and are dedicated to making our campus a more globally aware community.
The Center for Intercultural Advancement serves to further that mission and provide a space for international students (including dual American passport holders and Americans raised/living mostly outside of the U.S.A.) to feel at home at Wagner, in New York City and in the U.S.A.
Your time at Wagner College begins during New Student Orientation in which you get to meet other students from throughout the world who have come looking for the same quality experience at our college. As the week progresses, you will become a member of the Wagner College community, meeting students from throughout the New York City are and the rest of the U.S.A.
Admissions
The U.S. college/university admissions process can be a daunting one. If you have any specific questions about admission to Wagner College, please contact either Allen Koehler, Admissions Counselor or Kristina Muller, Director of Admission. Both Allen and Kristina are eager to answer your questions and help you learn more about what makes Wagner College unique.
Their office is located in the Pape Admissions House.
Student Visas
For current Wagner students, if you have any questions concerning visas, you may contact Margaret Echanique, Assistant Dean of Academic Advisement, Director of the Center for Intercultural Advancement. Both are available to answer any questions related to your visa to study in the United States.
Ms. Echanique's office is located in the Center for Academic and Career Development in the Union Building - 3rd Floor.
Center for Intercultural Advancement is in the Union Building, 2nd Floor - 204