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  • Accountancy - M.Acc.

    Available Concentrations

    • Audit
    • Controllership
    • Generalist
    • Taxation

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.
    • Review a video description of the program on our YouTube channel.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Summer

    May 1

    February 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Test Scores

    • GMAT

    *Note: GMAT is not required for ETSU or AACSB-accredited Accounting Undergraduates with GPA of 3.5 or higher within five years prior to registering for the ETSU Master's Program. GMAT is also not required if student has passed CPA exam.

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • None
  • Allied Health - M.S.A.H.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    January 1

    October 1

    Summer

    May 1

    February 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.75 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Test Scores

    • Domestic applicants with a GPA less than 2.75 must submit GRE scores

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Hold a professional license in an Allied Health discipline

  • Appalachian Studies - M.A.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Summer

    May 1

    February 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) preferred
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • A writing sample, such as a paper previously submitted for credit in an undergraduate or graduate course
    • A student who completes the Graduate Certificate in Appalachian Studies may transfer all 18 credits into the M.A. program, with the approval of the APST graduate coordinator. All transfer credit must meet GPA requirements and must be within the six-year matriculation limit
  • Applied Data Science, M.S.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) preferred
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Resume
  • Biology - M.S.

    Available Concentrations

    • Biology
    • Biomedical Sciences
    • Microbiology

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinators


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Full Consideration Date Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    February 1

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    July 1

    January 1

    October 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 2 recommendations to be submitted through the online application

    GPA

    • 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale) in mathematics and science courses

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Undergraduate major in the life or physical sciences
    • A course in Calculus and/or a course in Probability and Statistics is recommended
    • Supporting courses in
      • General Chemistry
      • One year of Organic Chemistry (Microbiology concentration will accept one semester of Organic Chemistry and one semester of Biochemistry)
      • One year of Physics
  • Brand and Media Strategy - M.A.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    February 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 academic and/or professional recommendations to be submitted through the online application

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Test Scores

    • None

    Additional Requirements

    • Statement of Purpose: an approximately 1000-1500 word essay describing the applicant’s goals for graduate research and/or creative work
    • A Portfolio or Research Essay
      • Portfolio: a sample of at least three separate examples of past academic or professional work, submitted as a single PDF document, that demonstrates the applicant's writing ability and current capability for professional work
      • Research Essay: A sample research paper demonstrating the applicant's writing ability and current capability for professional work; it may be from graded undergraduate work and must be at least 5 pages in length; double spaced with minimum one-inch (2.54 cm) margins, and 12 pt font. 
  • Business Administration - M.B.A.

    Available Concentrations

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.
    • Applicants must choose Fall I, or Spring I starting semesters to be considered for a GA or TS

    Coordinator and Contacts

    Coordinator


    Program Information


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus
    • Online
    • Global

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Track Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Online/Global

    Fall I

    August 1

    August 1(Global)

    Online/Global

    Fall II

    October 1

    October 1(Global)

    Online/Global

    Spring I

    December 1

    December 1(Global)

    Online/Global

    Spring II

    February 1

    February 1(Global)

    Online/Global

    Summer I

    April 1

    April 1(Global)

    Online/Global

    Summer II

    June 1

    June 1(Global)

    Traditional

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Test Scores

    • GMAT (Traditional Track Only)

    GMAT test scores will be waived if students meet ONE of the following conditions. This request will be evaluated by program representatives after the application is submitted:  

    • Completion of another graduate degree, regardless of subject area

    • A 3.0 or higher GPA from an AACSB-accredited undergraduate business program

    • A 3.5 or higher GPA from a non-AACSB-accredited undergraduate business program or a non-business discipline undergraduate degree.
    • At least three years of post-undergrad professional, full time work experience.
    • Candidates requesting a GMAT waiver for possessing at least three years of post-undergrad professional, full time work experience need to submit a CV or Resume with their application.
  • Chemistry - M.S.

    Note: This program is no longer accepting international applications for spring 2025. 



    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator

    Coordinator


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    February 1

    February 1

    Spring

    December 1

    September 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Prerequisite course in Physical Chemistry requiring calculus, with laboratory
  • Clinical Nutrition - M.S.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    February 1

    February 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • A minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale in the applicant’s undergraduate major and/or minor discipline

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Satisfactory references from three persons familiar with the applicant’s academic and work experience.
  • Communication & Storytelling Studies - M.A.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

     

    Starting Semester Fall Spring
    Preferred Deadline Domestic Applicants March 1 November 1
    Preferred Deadline International Applicants March 1 October 1
    Final Deadline Domestic Applicants August 1 December 1
    Final Deadline International Applicants May 1 October 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    *Note: Optimally, at least two letters should be from former or current professors, especially from those within the discipline, and should address the applicant’s applicable academic skills, potential for intellectual growth, ability to work on multiple projects under pressure and autonomously, and overall work ethic.

    GPA

    • 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)

    Test Scores

    • GRE

    Applicant may request a waiver of the GRE requirement

    • Must contact the Graduate Coordinator and Graduate Program Specialist
    • Must participate in a formal telephone or in-person interview with the
      Graduate Coordinator and faculty
    • Must submit an extended writing sample, 1500-2000 words in length, to the Graduate Coordinator
      • An essay on the uses of storytelling and communication in a particular domain of contemporary professional or community practice
    • Must consult with the Graduate Coordinator prior to submitting the writing sample

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree. Be very specific. All applicants are strongly encouraged to talk with the Graduate Coordinator before writing their personal statement

    *Note: Applicants are strongly encouraged to write in the high end of the required 150-300 word personal statement required in the graduate application.

    • Explain why the applicant is a good fit for our particular program, the required courses, and the research or creative activity of the faculty
    • If there are weaknesses in the applicant’s materials (e.g., low grades or GRE scores), these should be addressed

    Additional Requirements

    • Writing sample (1500 - 2000 words)
  • Computer Science, M.S.

    Available Concentrations

    • Applied Computer Science
    • AI and Machine Learning
    • Software Engineering

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) OR a professional record that demonstrates readiness for graduate study in computing
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • A curriculum vita, detailing any IT-related work experience.
  • Counseling - M.A.

    Available Concentrations

    • Clinical Mental Health
    • Elementary/Secondary School Counseling

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program after the admission deadline.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    February 1

    February 1

    Summer

    February 1

    N/A

     

     

     

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    Test Scores

    • GRE - Required ONLY if GPA is below a 3.0

    Personal Statement

    • 1200-1500 words clearly addressing the following: An autobiographical statement explaining how your interest in pursuing the degree in counseling/concentration developed, your skills and experiences in advocating for and helping others in their personal and social development, the place of social diversity/justice in your thinking and future work, what you hope to gain from the degree, and goals upon completion of the degree.

    GPA

    • An undergraduate grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale

    Exception: Applicants with an undergraduate GPA below a 3.0 may be considered for admission:

    • upon the submission of valid Graduate Record Exam (GRE) scores with minimum Verbal and Quantitative scores of 146 and 140 respectively and a combined Verbal + Quantitative total of 291 or higher.

    OR

    • completion of at least 9 hours of graduate coursework with a GPA of at least 3.5 (This must be accomplished before applying to the Counseling program).

    Additional Requirements

    • Applicants to the Elementary/Secondary School Counseling concentration must complete a successful background check in order to be fully admitted
  • Criminal Justice and Criminology - M.A.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus
    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale) cumulative

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Completion of an undergraduate degree in Criminal Justice or a related field from an accredited college or university
    • A 3-5 page (double-spaced) personal statement discussing the applicant’s academic/career experiences, motivation for pursuing a graduate degree, and how the degree will aid in achieving their professional goals
  • Curriculum and Instruction- M.Ed.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator


    Location/Delivery Method

    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Summer

    May 1

    N/A

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • None

    GPA

    3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale)

    • Domestic applicants with a GPA less than 3.0 (2.5 minimum) may be considered for admission upon the recommendation of the Graduate Program Coordinator with the understanding that additional provisions may be required. his may include participating in an interview with the admissions committee; the consideration of factors such as teaching experience, standardized tests, or prior graduate coursework taken; evidence of scholarship, recommendation letters from supervisors and colleagues, and examples of oral and written communication skills; and utilization of a probationary semester.

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • Candidates must submit a 500-1000 word statement of purpose. This essay should describe the candidate’s intentions and motivation for graduate study in curriculum and instruction, their academic and professional goals, as well as their research and scholarly interests.

    Additional Requirements

    • Teaching License
  • Digital Marketing - M.S.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    *Note: All applicants must have a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution for program eligibility.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    N/A

    Summer

    May 1

    N/A

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale)

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Resume
  • Digital Media - M.F.A.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    *Note: All applicants must have a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution for program eligibility. (Degrees from non-regionally accredited institutions will be reviewed individually)

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus 

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Transcripts from all institutions attended
    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 letters of professional or academic recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • Domestic Applicants: 2.5 GPA (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International Applicants: 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • Essay of 150-300 words detailing the applicant’s interests in the M.F.A. in Digital Media

    Additional Requirements

    • Resume
    • Portfolio required: a link to an online portfolio of digital media work
  • Early Childhood Education - M.A.

    Available Concentrations

    • Early Care and Education
    • Research
    • Initial Licensure

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • Hybrid (Early Care and Education)
      • *Note: Early Care and Education concentration offers fully online coursework in but requires one on-campus orientation
    • On Campus (Research and Initial Licensure)

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Summer

    May 1

    N/A

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • None

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) or complete a probationary period achieving 3.0 or higher and receiving no grade lower than “B” in the first 9 hours of graduate credit
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • None
  • Educational Leadership - M.Ed.

    Available Concentrations

    • Higher Education
    • School Administration and Leadership

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.
    • Hear what our students say about the program on our YouTube channel. 

    Coordinators

     


    Location/Delivery Method

    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    References

    • The Higher Education concentration requires a list of  3 references to be submitted through the online application.

     

    • The School Administration and Leadership concentration requires a list of  4 references to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • 2.75 (on a 4.0 scale)
      • GPA in major field of study, calculated individually, must be above 2.75
        • Exceptions to the 2.75 GPA must be approved on appeal

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Resume
    • Applicants will be asked to participate in a personal interview
    • Teaching Certificate is required (for School Administration and Leadership concentration only)
  • Engineering Technology, M.S.

     

    Available Concentrations

    • Digital Construction and Data Analytics
    • Robotics, Automation and Instrumentation Systems




    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • None

    GPA

    • 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • An undergraduate major or minor in a technically related area
    • An undergraduate course in probability and statistics
  • English - M.A.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • An undergraduate degree in English or a related field from an accredited college or university.
    • A writing sample of at least ten (10) pages

    *Note: A student who does not meet certain admission requirements may still be admitted to the program unconditionally with provision(s) upon the recommendation of the assistant Chair for Graduate School in English with the understanding that stated provision(s) – for example, completion of a specified undergraduate course(s) – will be met for the student to remain in good standing. The student’s background and experience will be considered.

    Applicants wishing to be considered for graduate assistantships must include an explanation of teaching interests in the personal statement required for application to ETSU Graduate School.

  • Geosciences - M.S.

    Available Concentrations

    • Geospatial Analysis
    • Paleontology

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)


    This program has a preferred deadline of January 1st for consideration of departmental financials support such as GA's and TS's. This applies to both domestic and international applicants.
    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    July 1

    February 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree. Must be a two-page letter that discusses career and specific academic and research interests.

    Additional Requirements

    • Resume
  • Health Administration, M.H.A.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • SOPHAS deadlines are typically two months before the Graduate School deadline. Visit SOPHAS for your prospective semester deadline.
    • MHA candidates must first apply through SOPHAS. The Department only reviews candidates with a submitted and complete SOPHAS application.
    • The Department reviews complete applications as they are received.
    • If recommended for admission by the Department, you will receive instructions to complete the Graduate School supplemental application.  
    • There are separate deadlines for each application. Both must be completed, including all supporting documents, by the published deadline. 

    Coordinator and Contacts

    Coordinator


    SOPHAS Application Specialist

    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus
    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    *Note: SOPHAS deadlines are before the Graduate School deadline. Visit SOPHAS for your prospective deadline.   


    The deadlines below are for completing the supplemental Graduate School application and pertain to those applicants recommended for admission by the Department.   


    Applicants must first apply through SOPHAS before the SOPHAS published deadline. Once the Department recommends a candidate, they are provided with instructions for completing the supplemental Graduate School application. 


    Graduate School applications will only be processed once a complete SOPHAS application is submitted and a Departmental recommendation for admission is issued.

    Note: For 2023-2025, this program is not able to accept applications from international applicants who will need an F-1 or J-1 visa to study in the US. (However, international students may study from their home country.)

     

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    June 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1




    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Official transcripts must be submitted through SOPHAS.
    • International applicants must submit to SOPHAS a course-by-course evaluation of the foreign transcript from World Education Service (WES).

    Recommendations

    • At least three recommendations must be submitted through SOPHAS.

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.75 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)

    Test Scores

    • Graduate Record Examination (GRE) test scores are not required for admission. Although not required, applicants with a GPA of less than 3.2 are encouraged to include GRE or GMAT test scores with their application.

    Personal Statement

    • Describe your source of interest in public health, professional goals, and why you would be a good fit for the MHA program.

    Additional Requirements

    • SOPHAS application must be submitted and complete before your application will be reviewed.
    • Resume/ Curriculum Vitae
  • History - M.A.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator

     


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    June 1

    May 1

    Spring

    November 1

    N/A

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations from three undergraduate (preferably History) instructors

    GPA

    • 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale) in upper-level history courses

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • An application essay of 250-300 words which conforms to accepted standards of good, written English and which addresses specific fields of historical interest and reasons for wishing to pursue study in the History graduate program at ETSU.

    Additional Requirements

    • Completion of a minimum of 27 credit-hours of study in history
  • Individual, Family, and Community Sciences, M.S.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    February 15

    February 15

    Summer

    May 15

    N/A

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 letters of reference that address the applicant’s abilities and potential for graduate education and human services professional practice.

    GPA

    • 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale)

    Personal Statement

    • An essay (2-3 pages) detailing experiences that have shaped pursuit of the degree, disposition and skills for advocating and helping others in their personal and social development, and what to anticipate from the graduate program.

    Additional Requirements

    • Resume
  • Information Systems, M.S.

    Available Concentrations

    • Cybersecurity Management
    • Data Analytics
    • Information Management 
    • User Experience Engineering

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus and Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) OR a professional record that demonstrates readiness for graduate study in computing
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • None
  • Interdisciplinary Studies, M.A.L.S

    Available Concentrations

    • Archival Studies
    • Gender and Diversity Studies
    • Regional and Community Studies
    • No Concentration

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus
    • Online
    • Hybrid 

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

     

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Summer

    April 1

    February 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.75 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

     

  • Mathematical Sciences - M.S.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    January 1

    October 1

    Summer

    May 1

    February 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • None
  • MD/M.B.A.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.
    • To pursue the MD/MBA, students must have been admitted to the Quillen College of Medicine.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Applicants must send a letter to the Quillen College of Medicine requesting that the following application materials be sent to the ETSU Graduate School: (1) their application and (2) all transcripts from previous institutions
  • M.D./M.P.H. Degree

    Available Concentrations

    • Biostatistics
    • Community Health
    • Epidemiology

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Applicants must submit a letter to the Assistant Dean of Admissions of the Quillen College of Medicine to permit release of AMCAS application information to the ETSU Graduate School.
    • Applicants must contact the MPH Coordinator stating intention to pursue the M.D/M.P.H degree.
    • Once the applicant has spoken with QCOM, the applicant must complete the ETSU Graduate School Application for the M.D/M.P.H degree program.
    • The Department reviews complete applications as they are received.
    • All supporting documents must be received by the published deadline. 

    *Note: Students applying to the MD/MPH Degree must first have been accepted to the MD program to be eligible for consideration. All interested M.D/M.P.H degree applicants must receive authorization from the College of Medicine before filling out the application.

    Coordinators


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    The deadlines below are for completing the supplemental Graduate School application and pertain to those applicants recommended for admission by the Department.


    Graduate School applications will only be processed once a completed application is submitted and a Departmental recommendation for admission is issued.  

    Starting Semester Deadlines

    Fall

    August 1

    Spring

    December 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Transcripts will be forwarded from Quillen College of Medicine

    Recommendations

    • None

    GPA

    • 2.75 (on a 4.0 scale)

    Test Scores

    • None

    Additional Requirements

    • Open to current Quillen College of Medicine students only
  • Music, M.M.

    Available Concentrations

    • Composition
    • Conducting
    • Music Education
    • Instrumental Performance
    • Percussion Performance
    • Piano Performance
    • Vocal Performance

    Information

    • Program Website
    • The Department reviews complete applications as they are received.
    • All supporting documents must be received by the published deadline. 

    Coordinator







    Dr. Lisa Perry
    Phone:  (919) 4346030
    Email: PERRYLW@etsu.edu 

    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    The deadlines below are for completing the supplemental Graduate School application and pertain to those applicants recommended for admission by the Department.


    Graduate School applications will only be processed once a completed application is submitted and a Departmental recommendation for admission is issued.  

    Starting Semester Domestic Deadlines International Deadlines

    Fall

    June 1

    May 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • None

    GPA

    • 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)

    Personal Statement

    1.Introduction and Background


    • Briefly introduce yourself and your musical background. Highlight any personal experiences or defining moments that led to your decision to pursue music seriously.

    • Mention influential mentors, important performances, or pivotal experiences that shaped your journey as a musician.

    2. Artistic and Academic Goals


    • Describe why you are applying to a Master of Music program and your specific interests within your field of study (e.g., performance, composition, conducting, musicology).

    • Explain your long-term career aspirations and how an MM degree fits into achieving them. Are you aiming for a professional performance career, teaching, composing, or something interdisciplinary?

    • Discuss what you hope to accomplish during your time in the program, such as mastering technical skills, deepening your understanding of musical theory and history, or exploring new forms of artistic expression.

    3.Why This Program?


    • Be specific about why you are applying to this particular institution. Highlight faculty members you wish to study with, unique courses or programs that interest you, or any resources the school offers that will aid in your development.

    • Mention any research interests, ensembles, or collaborative opportunities that are a good match with the program’s strengths.


    4.Professional and Personal Qualities


    • Describe what makes you a strong candidate for this program. Highlight your work ethic, dedication, creativity, and any notable accomplishments, such as performances, competitions, or original compositions.

    • Include any relevant skills or experiences that set you apart, such as teaching, collaborative work, or leadership roles.


    5.Future Contribution to the Field


    • Outline how you intend to contribute to the field of music after your degree, whether through performance, education, research, or other means.

    • Describe any specific goals you have for advancing music, either within your community or on a broader scale.


    The submitted PDF must be: double-spaced, have minimum one inch (2.54 cm) margins, and a minimum 12 point font.

    Test Scores

    • None

    Additional Requirements

    • An undergraduate degree in Music
    • Composition concentration will require submission of a Composition Portfolio
    • Performance concentrations will require an audition on their applied instrument.
    • Music Education and Conducting concentrations will require an interview.
    • Following an offer of admission, details about matriculation requirements will be sent to students.
  • Nursing - M.S.N.

    Available Concentrations

    • Family Nurse Practitioner
    • Nursing Administration
    • Nursing Education
    • Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program after the application deadline
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Graduate Programs and Applications Contact


    Ms. Ellen Martin
    Phone: 423-439-4319
    Email: martinec@etsu.edu 

    Coordinators


    Location/Delivery Method

    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

     

    Concentration Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Nursing Administration

    Fall

    May1

    May 1

    Nursing Education

    Fall

    May 1

    March 1

    Psychiatric/Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

    Fall

    May 1

    March 1

    Family Nurse Practitioner

    Fall

    May 1

    March 1

    Family Nurse Practitioner

    Spring

    September 1

     

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Unofficial transcripts may be submitted with your application.  Official transcripts will be required upon acceptance to a Graduate program.  

    Recommendations

    • 3 letters of recommendation to be submitted through the online application. Applicants are encouraged to request references from individuals who can best assess one’s potential for graduate studies (e.g. previous nursing faculty if within five years and two professional references including current or most recent supervisor).

    GPA

    • 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • What current trend(s) in healthcare do you find the most concerning or compelling? What in your education and/or professional practice has prepared you to address the identified trend(s)? How do you think you will be able to impact the trend(s) you identified, in your new role when you have completed your graduate study?
    • Use at least two references and write the essay in APA format.

    Additional Requirements

    • BSN from a nationally-accredited nursing program. Students with a non-nursing bachelor’s degree who hold an unencumbered RN license can be considered for admission into the MSN program but will need to complete bridge coursework prior to registration for graduate classes. See Program Website
    • Successful completion of a 3-semester hour or 4-quarter hour undergraduate level Statistics course
    • Curriculum Vitae/Resume
    • RN license (An unencumbered license to practice as a Registered Nurse in Tennessee or the state in which the clinical assignments are completed.)
  • Orthotics and Prosthetics, M.S.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • All applicants must complete an application using the centralized application service for  Orthotics and Prosthetics (OPCAS Application)
    • Applicants must also apply for graduate admission to ETSU through the application to the ETSU Graduate School 
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator




    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    The deadlines below are for completing the supplemental Graduate School application 

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Spring

    September 1

    September 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization. The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)
      If your program uses a centralized application service (CAS), such as CSDCAS, you must use World Education Services (WES). Other evaluators will not be accepted.

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Completion of prerequisite courses; no grade in a prerequisite course may be less than a “C” (2.0 on a 4.0 scale);

    • Three (3) letters of recommendation with at least one (1) letter of recommendation preferred from a licensed orthotist/prosthetist professional;

    • A positive evaluation after an interview with the Orthotics and Prosthetics Admissions Committee.
    • Upload forms for observation hours.
  • Pharm.D./M.B.A.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinators



    Location/Delivery Method

    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    February 1

    Spring

    January 5

    N/A

    Summer

    May 15

    March 15

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Transcripts will be forwarded from Gatton College of Pharmacy

    Recommendations

    • None

    GPA

    • 2.75 (on a 4.0 scale)

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A personal essay of 150-300 words detailing the applicant’s reasons for pursuing the articulated PharmD/MBA programs

    Additional Requirements

    • Open to current Gatton College of Pharmacy students only
  • Pharm.D./M.P.H. Degree

    Available Concentrations

    • Biostatistics
    • Community Health
    • Epidemiology
    • Environmental Health 
    • Public Health Administration
    • Public Health Leasdership and Policy

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Applicants must submit a letter to the Assistant Dean of Admissions of the Gatton College of Pharmacy to permit release of PharmCAS application information to the ETSU Graduate School.
    • Applicants must contact the MPH Coordinator stating intention to pursue the PharmD/MPH degree.
    • Once the applicant has spoken to Bill Gatton College of Pharmacy Office of Academic Affairs Office, the applicant must submit a application to the ETSU Graduate School for the Pharm.D./M.P.H program.
    • The Department reviews complete applications as they are received.
    • All supporting document must be received by the published deadline.

    *Note: Students applying to the PharmD/MPH Degree must first have been accepted to the Pharmacy program to be eligible for consideration. All interested applicants must receive authorization from the College of Pharmacy before filling out the application.

    Coordinators



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    The deadlines below are for completing the supplemental Graduate School application and pertain to those applicants recommended for admission by the Department.   


    Graduate School applications will only be processed once a complete application is submitted and a Departmental recommendation for admission is issued.  

    Starting Semester Deadlines

    Fall

    August 1

    Spring

    December 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Transcripts will be forwarded from Gatton College of Pharmacy

    Recommendations

    • None

    GPA

    • 2.75 (on a 4.0 scale)

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • Describe your source of interest in public health, professional goals, and why you would be a good fit for the MPH program.

    Additional Requirements

    • Open to current Gatton College of Pharmacy students only
  • Professional Studies- M.P.S.

    Available Concentrations

    • Leadership, Organizations, and Workforce Studies

    • No concentration

    Information

    • Program Website

    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinators



    Location/Delivery Method

    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

     

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    June 1

    May 1

    Spring

    November 1

    October 1

    Summer

    March 1

    February 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 2 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.75 (on a 4.0 scale)
      International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

     

    Personal Statement

    • A 500- to 600-word essay detailing the applicant’s reasons for applying to
      the M.S., Professional Studies program and discussing how the
      program will help the applicant achieve personal and professional goals.

     

  • Public Administration - M.P.A.

    Available Concentrations

    • Economic Development and Planning
    • Government Generalist
    • Local Government Management
    • Nonprofit and Public Financial Management

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus
    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Summer

    April 1

    February 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Test Scores

    • GRE

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • None
  • Public Health - M.P.H.

    Available Concentrations

    • Biostatistics
    • Community Health
    • Environmental and Occupational Health
    • Epidemiology
    • Public Health Leadership & Policy

    Information

    • Program Website
    • SOPHAS deadlines are typically two months before the Graduate School deadline. Visit SOPHAS for your prospective semester deadline.
    • MPH candidates must first apply through SOPHAS. The Department only reviews candidates with a submitted and complete SOPHAS application.
    • The Department reviews complete applications as they are received.
    • If recommended for admission by the Department, you will receive instructions to complete the Graduate School supplemental application.  
    • There are separate deadlines for each application. Both must be completed, including all supporting documents, by the published deadline. 
    • Hear from students in our program on our YouTube channel.

    Coordinators and Contacts

    Coordinators


    SOPHAS Application Specialist

    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus
    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    *Note: SOPHAS deadlines are before the Graduate School deadline. Visit SOPHAS for your prospective deadline.   


    The deadlines below are for completing the supplemental Graduate School application and pertain to those applicants recommended for admission by the Department.   


    Applicants must first apply through SOPHAS before the SOPHAS published deadline. Once the Department recommends a candidate, they are provided with instructions for completing the supplemental Graduate School application. 

    Graduate School applications will only be processed once a complete SOPHAS application is submitted and a Departmental recommendation for admission is issued.  

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    June 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Official transcripts must be submitted through SOPHAS.
    • International applicants must submit to SOPHAS a course-by-course evaluation of the foreign transcript from World Education Service (WES).

    Recommendations

    • At least three recommendations must be submitted through SOPHAS.

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.75 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)

    Test Scores

    • Graduate Record Examination (GRE) test scores are not required for admission. Although not required, applicants with a GPA of less than 3.2 are encouraged to include GRE test scores with their application.

    Personal Statement

    • Describe your source of interest in public health, professional goals, and why you would be a good fit for the MPH program.

    Additional Requirements

    • SOPHAS application must be submitted and complete before your application will be reviewed.
  • Reading - M.Ed.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.
    • This program may lead to a Reading Specialist endorsement for candidates who meet the
      requirements for that endorsement per TN Educator Preparation Policy 5.504. Please contact
      the Program Coordinator if you are interested in the Reading Specialist endorsement.

    Coordinators



    Location/Delivery Method

    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Summer

    May 1

    N/A

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Resume
  • School Librarianship - M.Ed.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Summer

    May 1

    N/A

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • None

    GPA

    • 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale). Applicants with a 3.0 GPA do NOT need the GRE.

    *Note: Applicants who have an undergraduate GPA of less than 3.0 on a 4.0 scale may be granted admission by department discretion.

    Test Scores

    • GRE required if GPA is less than 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale). Minimum score requirement: Verbal Reasoning 151, Quantitative Reasoning 153

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • None
  • Social Work - M.S.W.

    Available Concentrations

    • Advanced Standing- Applicants must have a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) from 1984 or later, from a CSWE accredited program.
    • Traditional Entry- Applicants must have a Bachelor's degree.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.
    • Review an information sesssion on our YouTube Channel.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • Johnson City
    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Location Starting Semester Full Consideration Date Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Johnson City, TN- Traditional Entry

    Fall

    February 1

    March 1

     March 1

    Online- Traditional Entry

    Fall

    February 1

    March 1

     

    Johnson City, TN- Advanced Standing

    Summer

    February 1

    March 1

     

    Online- Advanced Standing

    Summer

    February 1

    March 1

     

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    *Note: Letter writers should address applicant’s abilities and potential for graduate education and professional social work practice

    GPA

    • Cumulative GPA of 2.75 (domestic) or 3.0 (international) (on a 4.0 scale) and a GPA of 3.0 or higher (on a 4.0 scale) for the last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credit-hours

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement (150-300 words) about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Resume that includes personal data, educational experience, work/volunteer experience, special skills, attributes, and professional affiliations and recognitions
  • Sociology - M.A.

    Available Concentrations

    • General Sociology
    • Applied Sociology

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    March 1 (priority deadline for departmental funding)

    June 1 (final deadline)

    May 1

    Spring

    November 1

    N/A

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale)

    Personal Statement

    • The personal statement must be a 250-300 word essay about why you wish to pursue this degree. Be sure to address your educational and career plans, research interests, and how our program in Sociology meets your goals.

    Writing Sample

    •  The writing sample may consist of a paper previously submitted for credit in an undergraduate or graduate course.

    Additional Requirements

    • An undergraduate major or minor in Sociology. Students who majored or minored in related areas (e.g. Social Work, Psychology, Criminal Justice) and who complete at least 3 courses in sociology may be admitted under the condition that they enroll in and complete, with at least a grade of B, 2 upper-level undergraduate Sociology courses.

  • Special Education - M.Ed.

    Available Concentrations

    • Advanced Studies in Special Education
    • Early Childhood Special Education
    • High Incidence
    • Low Incidence

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Summer

    May 1

    N/A

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • None

    GPA

    • 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale)

    Test Scores

    • Early Childhood Special Education concentration Requirements:

      GRE: 151 on Verbal Reasoning, 153 on Quantitative Reasoning and 3.5 on Analytic Writing
    • Advanced Studies concentration: GRE Score
      • May be waived if a valid teaching license is provided
      • May be waived for an International applicant if an official letter of professional teaching experience is provided from the institution of record

    Personal Statement

    • 2-page statement outlining past experiences with individuals with disabilities and goals for acquiring an advanced degree in Special Education
  • Speech-Language Pathology - M.S.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • All applications for the ETSU M.S (SLP) program  must be submitted to the Communication Sciences and Disorders Common Application System (CSDCAS). CSDCAS is a common application that is specific to Communication Sciences and Disorders.
    • Applicants will also complete a short ETSU application which includes an application fee of $55.00 (domestic) $65.00 (international). Instructions for the ETSU Application will be found in the CSDCAS system as you complete the application. All applicants need to complete BOTH CSDCAS and ETSU Applications before the February 1st deadline
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    February 1

    February 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Official transcripts need to be submitted through CSDCAS.

    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization. The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency. Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks).

      If your program uses a centralized application service (CAS), you must use World Education Services (WES). Other evaluators will not be accepted.

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    *Note: Letter writers should evaluate the student’s academic abilities, communication skills, and interpersonal capabilities

    GPA

    • 3.0 GPA (on a 4.0 scale) cumulative and at least a 3.2 GPA in upper level coursework

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Resume or Curriculum Vitae
    • Copy of log of 25 clinical observation hours under the supervision of an SLP or a statement of when they will be completed prior to beginning graduate program
    • Prerequisite coursework minimums
      • 3 credits in biological sciences
      • 3 credits in physical sciences (including Chemistry or Physics)
      • 3 credits in statistics
      • 6 credits in behavioral and/or social sciences that include study that pertains to understanding normal/abnormal human behavior, development across the lifespan, social interaction, and issues of culturally diverse populations
      • 15 credits in basic human communication processes with at least 2 credits each in the following areas of speech, language, and hearing: the anatomic and physiologic bases; the physical and psychosocial bases; and linguistic and psycholinguistic aspects
      • 25 clinical observational credits under the supervision of an ASHA-certified professional
      • Students with an undergraduate degree in fields other than communicative disorders must complete the pre-requisite coursework with at least a 3.0 GPA.

    *Note: Include a statement of completion or copy of log with the application

  • Sport Management - M.S.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • Online

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Summer

    May 1

    N/A

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • List of references

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.7 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement explaining goals and reasons for desiring to study with the Department of Exercise Science at ETSU.

    Additional Requirements

    • Resume
    • Undergraduate major in Physical Education, Sport Management, or closely related field
  • Sport Science and Coach Education - M.S.

    Available Concentrations

    • Applied Sport Science
    • Strength and Conditioning

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinators


    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus - Applied Sport Science
    • Online - Strength and Conditioning

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Concentration Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Applied Sport Science

    Fall

    May 1

    May 1

    Strength and Conditioning

    Fall

    August 1

    May 1

    Strength and Conditioning

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)

    Test Scores

    • GRE or GMAT

    Personal Statement

    • A statement explaining goals, career expectations, and reasons for desiring to study in sport science and coach education at ETSU

    Additional Requirements

    • Resume
    • Undergraduate major in physical education, exercise science, or closely related field
  • Studio Art - M.F.A.

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • On Campus

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    February 1

    February 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application

    *Note: Letters from former art professors and/or other individuals conversant in the visual arts preferred

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    *Note: All applicants must have a minimum GPA of 3.0 in undergraduate art courses

    Test Scores

    • None

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • An undergraduate degree with a minimum average of 3.0 in art courses on a 4.0 scale
    • Undergraduate major in art or equivalent evidence of proficiency
    • Resume of curriculum vita
    • Letter of intent
    • Artist’s statement
    • Portfolio of work submitted through etsu.slideroom.com
  • Teacher Education - M.A.T.

    Available Concentrations

    • K-12 Education
    • Elementary Education K-5
    • Middle Grades Education 6-8
    • Secondary Education 6-12 and PreK-12

    Information

    • Program Website
    • Complete applications are reviewed for admission by the program as they are received.
    • All applications and supporting documents must be received by the published deadline.

    Coordinator



    Location/Delivery Method

    • Hybrid
      • Note: Between 30 and 40% of this program is online. You will have at least one in-person class every semester and will be placed in a school for observations and teaching each semester, so please keep that in mind.

    Deadlines (11: 59 p.m. ET)

    Starting Semester Deadline Domestic Applicants Deadline International Applicants

    Fall

    July 1

    May 1

    Spring

    December 1

    October 1

    Summer

    May 1

    February 1

    Requirements

    Transcripts

    • Domestic Applicants: You may submit unofficial transcripts with your application. Official transcripts will be required upon admission to a graduate program.
    • International Applicants: You must submit a course-by-course transcript evaluation from a NACES-approved organization (e.g., ECE, SpanTran, WES). The evaluation must include an original copy of your official transcript as received by the evaluating agency.
      Please allow adequate time for evaluation processing (typically 8+ weeks)

    Recommendations

    • 3 recommendations to be submitted through the online application.

    GPA

    • Domestic applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)
    • International applicants: 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) See more details here

    Test Scores

    • GRE with minimum 151 on Verbal Reasoning and 153 Quantitative Reasoning

    *Note: A waiver for the GRE requirement can be requested from the Graduate Coordinator if the applicant meets or exceeds the minimum requirements on one of the following state mandated tests:

    • ACT 22 composite score, ACT 21 composite score will be considered OR
    • SAT: Reading 543 and Math 533; SAT combined score of 1020 will be considered OR
    • PRAXIS CORE: Reading 168 and Math 162; PRAXIS CORE Reading 156 and Math 150 will be considered

    Personal Statement

    • A statement about why you wish to pursue this degree.

    Additional Requirements

    • Passing score(s) on the PRAXIS II Content Knowledge Exam(s) for the specific licensure area(s). Must be passed before admission.
    • Criminal background check for the Teacher Education program
    • Passing score on the Teacher Admission Board interview (Target or Acceptable)
    • Review the program website for more details