This office handles overall application process from the time of inquiry until the acceptance decision. Applicants should direct all application materials and questions regarding the process directly to this office. A representative of the Center for Adult Learning will be happy to assist you with any questions regarding program admission requirements or the decision process. Each of the master's degree programs has its own unique requirements with regard to standardized admissions tests. Degree Status Students who submit a complete portfolio and meet the program admission requirements qualify for degree status.
Continued enrollment is contingent upon demonstration of sufficient ability to do graduate work.
Generally, to receive degree status, students must achieve a minimum cumulative average of 3.00 in 9-12 credits of graduate work. This is determined by the Program Director. This status applies to an applicant showing great promise but who has a missing component of information, such as a letter of recommendation or test score. This status allows students an initial semester to complete the admissions portfolio. Provisional students my not register for more than 12 credits.