Admissions

A bachelor’s degree or its equivalent from an accredited institution of higher learning in the United States or proof of equivalent training at a foreign university is required. Students who are in the process of completing a bachelor’s degree are eligible to apply.

 

Individual programs and tracks may have one or more additional requirements specific to the area of training. Additional requirements or considerations can be found in descriptions of individual programs.

International Applicant Disclaimer
International applicants are advised that federal law governs who may enter the United States and on what terms.  Any offer of acceptance will be contingent upon the applicant’s ability to lawfully enter and remain in the United States throughout the course of study.  While the University may assist with certain aspects of the visa process, it is the applicant’s sole responsibility to secure all necessary approvals and documentation.  Applicants who are uncertain about their eligibility for a student visa or other legal status are strongly encouraged to consult an immigration attorney before applying.  Applicants are also responsible for resolving any technological restrictions or difficulties that may interfere with their ability to interface with required portals or networks from their country of residence.

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 A complete application will include:

• ALL MATERIALS due by DECEMBER 1ST. Finalized and Submitted Application
• Unofficial transcripts must be uploaded as part of the application submission. IMPORTANT! International applicants with a degree from a country other than the US or Canada: You are required to upload an unofficial student copy of a NACES-member Foreign Credential Service evaluation of your transcript at the time of application.
• If your GPA was generated on a scale other than a 4.0 scale: You must enter a WES or Scholaro – generated 4.0 equivalent GPA in the application.
• Three Letters of Recommendation
• All International applicants: The TOEFL, IELTS, or DuoLingo examination is required. Waivers must be requested at the time of application and are typically only granted to students who attended undergraduate institutions in primarily English-speaking countries. Our TOEFL institutional code is 6686. No departmental code is needed. Waiver or unofficial score report due by December 1st.