Graduate students are responsible for finding their own housing. Housing for families, single graduate and married students is provided in 78 furnished apartment-style dwellings owned and operated by the University and located approximately four miles from the Huntington campus. The Graduate College awards the Master of Arts, the Master of Science, the Master of Arts in Teaching, the Master of Arts in Journalism, the Master of Business Administration, the Master of Science in Engineering, the Master of Science in Nursing, the Educational Specialist, and the Doctor of Philosophy degrees in the programs shown below. A number of the degree majors have multiple areas of emphasis that are explained in the Graduate Catalog sections that deal with those majors. Because of high demand for graduate study in certain majors, it is not possible to admit every qualified applicant to those programs.
Some programs admit students only on designated dates during the year.
More information about these topics is available in the Graduate Catalog. Refer to the appropriate department section of the Graduate Catalog for complete information. After being admitted to a major with multiple areas of emphasis, you should consult with your assigned advisor to select one specific area. For some programs, applications will not be considered until all required credentials as specified in the Graduate Catalog are submitted to the Graduate Admissions Office. Some programs also have established dates by which complete applications must be received for the following semester.