For all graduate programs, you must have an
earned bachelor's degree and a minimum 2.5 GPA on your last 60
hours of undergraduate study in addition to the specific program
admission requirements in blue. All transcripts must be official
copies. International students with 3-year degrees will be considered
on a case-by-case basis by the graduate dean.
Admission to this program
requires 20 digital images, 3 letters of recommendation, personal
statement, resume, and a 3.0 GPA on last 60 undergraduate
credit hours.
Admission to this program requires
a personal statement specifying the exact interest area and
research area and 2 letters of recommendation. GRE scores
are not required. Preference is given to applications received
before March 15.
Admission to this program requires
an acceptable verbal, quantitative, and analytical GRE Score,
2 letters of recommendation completed by professors or individuals
familiar with your academic course work, a resume, and a personal
statement including background information, why you are applying
to the program, why a speech-language pathology career appeals
to you, qualities you possess that would benefit our program,
and professional goals.
Admission to this program requires
3 letters of recommendation, a minimum of 18 hours of undergraduate
credit hours in HHP, and a 3.00 GPA on a 4.00 scale on last
60 credit hours; or 2.75-2.99 GPA for last 60 credit hours
and 850 on verbal and quantitative portions of GRE or 396
on MAT; or 2.50-2.74 GPA on the last 60 credit hours and a
score of 850 on verbal and quantitative portions of the GRE
or a 396 on MAT and achieve a 3.0 GPA or better on the first
nine graduate credit hours.
Admission to this program requires
2 letters of recommendation, a minimum of 20 credit hours
in undergraduate or graduate history coursework, a 3.00 GPA
on a 4.00 scale for B.A. degree, a writing sample demonstrating
research and documentation skills, and a personal statement.
Admission to this program requires
2 letters of recommendation, a personal statement including
background and why applying to MLS, and an MLS interest inventory.
Admission to this program requires
an acceptable GMAT or other graduate placement test (GRE,
LSAT, etc.) score prior to enrollment, 2 letters of recommendation,
a personal statement indicating reasons for seeking a Master
of Business Administration degree including professional and/or
career goals and pertinent past work experience, and a current
resume.
Admission to this program requires
an acceptable score on the MAT, a State of Kansas nursing
license, a BSN, 2 letters of recommendation, and a personal
statement. The Family Nurse Practitioner specialty has additional
requirements.
Admission to this program requires
an acceptable GRE score, 2 letters of recommendation (dept.
form), a personal statement in which the student describes
their reasons for pursuing graduate training in psychology,
and 15 hours in psychology with at least one statistics course
and one research/laboratory course.
Admission to this program requires
an acceptable GRE score, 2 letters of recommendation (dept.
form), a personal statement in which the student describes
their reasons for pursuing graduate training in psychology,
and completion of a Masters degree in psychology or education.
Admission to this program requires
a score of 850 on verbal and quantitative portions of GRE
or 392 on MAT, 3.00 on last 60 undergraduate credit hours
or 3.50 or higher graduate GPA, 2 letters of recommendation,
a personal statement, 15 hours background in social and behavioral
sciences, and an interview with the faculty admissions committee.
Admission to this program requires
3 letters of recommendation, a minimum of 18 hours of undergraduate
credit hours in HHP, and a 3.00 GPA on a 4.00 scale on last
60 credit hours; or 2.75-2.99 GPA for last 60 credit hours
and 850 on verbal and quantitative portions of GRE or 396
on MAT; or 2.50-2.74 GPA on the last 60 credit hours and a
score of 850 on verbal and quantitative portions of the GRE
or a 396 on MAT and achieve a 3.0 GPA or better on the first
nine graduate credit hours.
Admission to this program requires
2 letters of recommendation, a personal statement including
background and why applying to MLS, and an MLS interest inventory.
Admission to the program requires
2 letters of recommendation, an essay pertaining to Instructional
Technology, and completion of MIS 101 or its equivalent or
3 yrs. of documented experience.
Admission to this program requires
an acceptable score on the MAT, a State of Kansas nursing
license, a BSN, 2 letters of recommendation, and a personal
statement.
Admission to this program requires
an acceptable GMAT or other graduate placement test (GRE,
LSAT, etc.) score prior to enrollment, 2 letters of recommendation,
a personal statement indicating reasons for seeking a Master
of Business Administration degree including professional and/or
career goals and pertinent past work experience, and a current
resume.
Admission to this program requires
2 letters of recommendation, a personal statement, a minimum
GPA of 3.0 on the last 60 hours, and evidence of completion
of coursework for licensure. .
Admission to this program requires
a score of 850 on verbal and quantitative portions of GRE
or 392 on MAT, 3.00 on last 60 undergraduate credit hours
or 3.50 or higher graduate GPA, 2 letters of recommendation,
a personal statement, 15 hours background in social and behavioral
sciences, and an interview with the faculty admissions committee.
Admission to this program requires
a minimum of 378 on MAT or an average of 400 on the GRE, 2
letters of recommendation, a personal statement, a minimum
GPA of 3.0 for last 60 undergraduate credit hours, an educational
vita, and a copy of your teaching certificate/ endorsement.
Admission to this program requires
a minimum of 385 on MAT or an average of 446 on the GRE, 2
letters of recommendation, a personal statement, an educational
vita, a copy of your teaching certificate/endorsement, and
a Master's degree with a minimum GPA of 3.25 for the first
30 hours of graduate coursework leading to the building level
certificate.
Admission to this program requires a cumulative 3.0 undergraduate
GPA, 2 letters of reference, a resume, and a personal statement
of professional goals.