However, if you wish to continue taking graduate classes during the regular academic year, you must apply for formal admission to the Graduate School. A variety of graduate courses and degrees are offered for students who wish to complete course work evenings, weekends, and from their homes or local communities. Graduate course work at a distance and at statewide locations, is available in education, business, public health, nutrition and food management, international management, exercise and sport science, and civil, manufacturing, electrical and computer engineering. Contact your academic adviser regarding specific requirements for degree programs. The two-year Air Force ROTC program offers graduate students an opportunity to qualify for an Air Force officer's commission while doing graduate work.
Earlier applicants have the best opportunity.
Satisfactory completion of this summer training is required before enrollment in the two-year program. The two-year Army ROTC program offers graduate students an opportunity to qualify for a commission as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army while engaged in graduate studies. The newly commissioned officer may serve on either active duty, in the Army Reserve, or in a state National Guard. Students need to apply during spring term. They must have two school years remaining upon enrollment in the Advanced Course.