Students who do not meet these deadlines but are accepted to the master s program will be admitted for the following session. All correspondence concerning admission should be addressed to the Assistant Dean for Student Affairs, Office of Student Affairs, School of Nursing, McLeod Hall, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22903. A student who fails to begin classes within one year must re-apply for admission. Under special circumstances, students with baccalaureate degrees in nursing may complete a maximum of two graduate nursing courses without formally seeking admission to the degree program. An application for special student status, obtained from the Office of Student Affairs, must be submitted prior to the registration period for the semester in which the student desires to enroll.
Admitted students receive priority for enrollment in courses which are oversubscribed.
Completion of coursework as a special student does not guarantee admission to the program. Students wishing to take University of Virginia off-Grounds credit courses at a University of Virginia Continuing Education center may take a maximum of six credits which are accepted towards the master's degree if the courses meet program requirements. This is in lieu of taking two on-grounds courses as a special student in the School of Nursing. Decisions about the acceptability of a course are determined by the faculty advisor or course professor, depending on whether the course is a required course or an elective.