Have 12 hours at the undergraduate level in a discipline appropriate to the program of application. Submit an application to the Graduate Admissions Office including a one page statement of the applicant s goals in pursuing the graduate degree. 4. Have forwarded to the Graduate Admission Office one official transcript FROM EACH college or university attended showing all previous undergraduate and graduate work. 2.85 c. A grade-point average of 2.00 to 2.25 in all previous college work may be considered if the student presents evidence of at least four years of successful professional experience. Personal character and c. Competence and effectiveness in professional work.
Letter forms are part of the admission application.
Forms are to be sent to the Graduate Admissions Office. Students unable to provide adequate evidence of academic proficiency may be required to take additional tests such as the Graduate Record Exam, Millers Analogy Test and the Basic Skills Test. An interview may also be required to determine what may be necessary for a student to qualify for a graduate program. Students applying for admission to a degree-seeking program may be accepted on Pending Status if all the required documentation has not been received at the time the student wishes to register for courses. Under Pending Status a maximum of 9 semester hours of credit may be taken and applied to meet requirements for a Master s Degree.