It is recommended that applicants take this test not later than December of the year prior to the year they plan to be admitted. The applicant is requested to submit three references, two of which should be from persons acquainted with the student's academic performance. Reference forms and instructions for having them completed are included with the application form. An applicant placed in the pool of potential admittants will be invited to campus for an interview or, if distance is prohibitive, will be invited to interview by telephone. Students not admitted to the counseling program may take a course in the program with the permission of the instructor if they meet course prerequisites and if there is room.
Room is defined for each course individually.
For information on course availability and registration procedures, contact the program director. As an institution which emphasizes cross-cultural education, EMU welcomes international students who have the necessary preparation to enter a degree program. International students should clearly indicate their nationality in all correspondence with the Admissions Office. If the student is currently in the United States, he or she must indicate U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service status. Financial aid, in the form of partial tuition grants and on-campus employment, is available on a limited basis.