Interntional students who wish to transfer to Life University from other institutions must meet the following eligibility requirements:
1. Students must be admitted to the university.
2. Submit a completed I-20 Application form available in the administration office.
3. Submit a completed International Student Financial Information. form along with current
financial statements providing evidence of financial support including tuition, fees, living
expenses, books, insurance, supplies, and transportation.
4. Students who have sponsors must submit a completed INS affidavit of Support form
(I-134) along with all the required supporting documents.
5. Submit a completed Notice of Intent to Transfer to Life University form.
6. Provide a copy of both sides of the student's INS I-94 form.
7. Provide an endorsed copy of the student's previous I-20 form.
8. Provide a clear legible copy of a valid passport with the full name, picture, and expiration
date showing.
9. All international students enrolling in any program other than ESL 100, ESL200, ESL300,
TOEFL Preparation, and Business English must provide a copy of their TOEFL exam
results showing a minimum score of 500 (or 173 on computer based exam).
10. Transferring international students with dependents must complete the dependents
section of the I-20 application form and provide a clear legible copy of each dependent's
INS I-94 form (both sides) and valid passport with the full name, picture, and expiration
date showing.
Eatalian Cafe is just 0.43 miles (a minute) from Life University. Personally, I find the food very delectable even before I tasted it. This is one of the best food places near the campus aside from Thai and Mexican restaurants which are just around the corner of Harbor Gateway and Redondo Beach Blvd.
School of Business offers a variety of training for the future business men and women of the industry. Shown in the photo is Ate Josie during her project presentation, a business proposal, in her Small Business Management subject last summer quarter of 2010. Students are required to wear a business suit to feel the business environment in the classroom setting!... although it caused students to feel nervous but it sounds interesting to have that "feel" of being a businesswoman:) I believe all of them has able to overcome the fear of being in front of everybody in the classroom but surely they have gained the confidence of speaking in front of the class as well. 
Students' life in the university is not just about learning but also gaining friends and strengthening that friendship. The administration staff is extending extra time to be with students to build a special camaraderie. I and Mr. Carlos, the school registrar, had enjoyed a time with two students, Ate Jenny and Ate Josie, from the School of Business during their last day of classes in summer quarter of 2010.
This is one of the on campus classes held at the main campus located in Gardena, California. Seated on the first row are Filipino students who, I guess, find the subject very easy:) because they were focused on the camera while everyone else concentrated on the teacher's instruction.
