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• Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA,
• Year of foundation: 1824,
• Number of students: about 7800,
• Language of instruction: English,
• Type of study: mixed.

Thomas Jefferson University (TJU) is a private research university offering more than 200 higher education majors.

The institution traces its history back to 1824, being originally known as the Philadelphia Textile School, then the Institute, College of Textiles and Related Sciences. Since the 19th century, Thomas Jefferson University has existed in the region, whose history began with the medical school. In 2017, Thomas Jefferson University and the University of Philadelphia joined forces to establish a truly modern, competitive institution of higher education in the USA. Today, about 7,800 students study at TJU's two campuses, some of whom come from other states and countries. The teaching staff is represented by qualified specialists from various fields of sciences, many of whom are still actively involved in research.

TJU's main academic field is medical sciences, and on this basis, the American university has many advantages: modern simulation equipment, many specialized laboratories, cooperation with regional medical institutions, even the management of its own hospitals in Philadelphia.

TJU consists of several specialized schools, colleges and research centers. The teaching of higher education programs is organized on the basis of the following faculties:

• Medical Sciences,
• Architecture, Artificial Environment,
• Design, Engineering, Commerce,
• Medical Professions,
• Humanities, Natural Sciences,
• Nursing,
• Pharmacy,
• Rehabilitation Sciences,
• Public Health,
• Bioprocesses.

Research institutes at TJU are diligently working on innovations to improve the quality of life for the local community. Students, together with qualified center staff, participate in research — this includes over 1200 applied, fundamental, clinical and scientific works. The university receives more than $190 million in research funding from organizations such as NIH, HRSA, DOD.

Students of the main TJU campus live in three residences located near academic buildings and the university hospital, city attractions, shops and restaurants. Two residential buildings, Barringer and Orlowitz, offer one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments with separate bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens and living rooms. The premises, except for bathroom and kitchen areas, are unfurnished, allowing students to create a comfortable interior for themselves. In the Martin Residence Hall residence, accommodation is organized in a traditional style: single and double rooms with access to shared bathrooms, kitchens and other amenities on the floor.

Ravenhill campus students are accommodated in traditional residences and townhouses. First-year students and undergraduate majors live on campus: all conditions have been created for their comfort, including lounges, a dining hall, and laundry facilities.

Many students of the residences have a meal plan; first-year students are required to arrange it for their first year of study. Meal plans include a certain number of meals per week, additional points for spending in university stores, and offer students flexibility in choosing dishes and establishments.

Students actively participate in extracurricular university life, paying attention to competitive and amateur sports, creativity, social work, and the study of the region's natural beauty.

Dozens of thematic communities operate on campuses, uniting students with similar interests, hobbies, and goals. Clubs are divided into areas: academic, sports, social, and others:

• Chamber Orchestra,
• Cooking,
• Board Games,
• Christian Fellowship,
• Expedition Club, etc.

Daily training sessions in team, paired, and individual sports are held on open grounds and in a large fitness center. Students can maintain an active lifestyle, achieve excellent results, and earn scholarships by studying in sections such as:

• Basketball,
• Volleyball,
• Swimming,
• Football,
• Athletics.

Various events are organized on campuses throughout the year: concerts and theatrical performances, charity culinary evenings, social work days, and many others.

• R2 Classification: «High Research Activity»,
• University hospitals recognized by US News & World Report for the quality of clinical training and services provided,
• No. 2 on the list of Philadelphia employers: more than 65,000 employees work at TJU medical centers.

TJU is located on two academic territories in Philadelphia + manages additional academic buildings and research centers outside of them. The main campus boasts 100 acres of green space with 52 academic buildings, sports, residential, and entertainment facilities.:

• Academic faculty buildings with specialized laboratories, lecture halls, computer labs, library and other facilities,
• Administrative offices, additional support centers,
• Art Gallery,
• A large fitness center with a gym, specialized studios,
• Outdoor areas for team sports,
• More than 10 residences, several large dining halls, many cafeterias and food trucks.

The University runs its own medical center and hospital department, which hosts practical classes and internships for students of medical specialties.

Most programs are taught according to the academic calendar, which includes two semesters:

• Fall: August-December,
• Spring: January-May.

During the summer months, students take exams, have vacations or take additional academic courses. Many students have time off on weekends and holidays, during winter break.

Approximate list of additional expenses 褕褌褋写谐胁褍褘:

• Administrative, registration fees,
• Accommodation, meal plan and related housing costs,
• Personal learning materials,
• Additional academic opportunities not included in the curriculum,
• Medical insurance, maintenance as needed,
• Fees for technology use, library,
• Some extracurricular activities,
• Personal expenses.

According to annual statistics, 98% of graduates find employment or continue their education at university almost immediately after completing the program.

To apply to higher education programs, foreign applicants must provide:

• Personal documents: passport, medical insurance, financial statements, US visa or residence permit,
• Academic certificates from previous educational institutions: certificate of complete secondary education, bachelor's degree, master's degree,
• Language test results: TOEFL (from 80), Duolingo (from 115). The higher the program level, the higher the English language proficiency requirements will be.

Some specialties may require a portfolio, letters of recommendation, and professional experience.

All international students are considered for an international merit scholarship upon admission: the amount of the award may vary from $15,000 to $26,000, and the terms are communicated to admitted students in their initial acceptance letters. The University also offers a number of scholarships awarded based on outstanding achievements in academic studies, sports, creativity, and social activities.

Students in difficult life circumstances may apply for temporary financial support.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision