Admission Requirements
- Graduate Application
- Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution in the U.S. or a 4-year degree equivalent from a recognized institution of higher learning abroad, which reflects an overall minimum undergraduate grade point average of 2.5.
NOTE: (GPA requirements can vary—per program.) The minimum undergraduate GPA for Speech Pathology is 3.0 overall with a preferred 3.2 in Communication Sciences and Disorders courses; and 2.75 for the Public Health program
- Official college/university transcripts, including undergraduate and graduate work
- Graduate Record Exam Revised (GRE) or Miller Analogies Test (MAT) vary by graduate program – See Below
- Masters in Speech/Language Pathology (Required): GRE 280 or MAT 380
- Theology (Required): GRE 280 or MAT 380
- Master of Arts in Counseling (Required): GRE No Minimum Score or MAT No Minimum Score
- Master of Arts in Teaching (Required): GRE No Minimum Score or MAT No Minimum Score
- Master of Arts in Educational Leadership: Test Optional
- Master of Public Health in Health Equity: Test Optional
- Letters of Recommendation very by graduate program – See Below
- Masters in Speech/Language Pathology and Master of Public Health in Health Equity – Three Letters of Reference either professional and/or academic
- Master of Arts in Counseling, Master of Arts in Educational Leadership, and Master of Arts in Teaching - Two letters of professional confidential references from a former, or a current supervisor or instructor
- Theology – Three Letters of Recommendation: Two letters from academic professors and one letter from a ministerial pastor or pastoral staff person
- Statement of Interest
English Proficiency and Course Evaluation Requirements for International Students
Test of English as a Foreign Language
An Internet-based test score of 80 total or a Paper-based test score of 550.
The International English Language Testing System
An overall band score of 7.0
- Course Evaluation
Course evaluation of any undergraduate or graduate coursework completed at a college or University outside of the U.S. (Recommended evaluation agencies are listed below)
2022 – 2023 Application Deadlines
| Program | Fall | Spring |
| Masters in Speech/Language Pathology | January 15 | No Spring Admit |
| Doctorate in Educational Leadership | April 1 -Priority May 1 - General | No Spring Admit |
| Master of Arts in Counseling | October 1 – Priority December 1 – General | |
| Master of Arts in Teaching | ||
| Master of Arts in Educational Leadership | ||
| Master of Public Health in Health Equity |