Students must have earned a baccalaureate degree from an institution accredited by one of the regional accrediting agencies to apply for admission to the Webster University graduate degree programs. Each prospective student schedules an interview with an academic advisor to determine whether or not the program meets the individual's needs. Our experience is that undergraduate performance and Standard Test scores are poor predictors of graduate performance for working adults. Our students qualify by virtue of demonstrated competence since only grades of A and B are acceptable to remain in the program. While course work is demanding, every effort is made to help students earn their degrees.
Classes meet four hours one evening per week in nine week terms.
Students may begin their enrollment in any of the five terms. Webster offers personalized registration. Students meet with an academic advisor in individual counseling sessions. Advisors help students work out an efficient timeline for achieving a degree. Once enrolled, students begin by attending a new student orientation session.