The Bioethics Program currently uses a rolling admissions process. Completed applications are reviewed and decisions are made at regular intervals during each quarter.
Accepted students can enter the program at the beginning of any quarter.
Admission to the Bioethics Program at Midwestern University is considered on a competitive basis for prospective students who hold a bachelor's level or higher degree from a regionally accredited professional program. Multiple criteria are used to select the most qualified candidates from an applicant pool that exceeds the number of seats available. Final acceptance into the Graduate Education Program is determined by the Graduate Education Admissions Committee with the approval of the Director for Graduate Education and the Dean. Decisions for acceptance are made until the class is filled. Candidates are encouraged to submit a completed application early in the admission cycle to maximize competitiveness.