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GCAC-730 - Admission - Professional Master's

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Academic Goal

To ensure that all students pursuing a professional master’s degree have adequate undergraduate preparation in order to complete their intended graduate studies.

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Purpose

To set admission requirements for professional master’s degree programs.

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Scope

All professional master’s degree programs.

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Background

Policy Statement

  1. Applicants to professional master’s degree programs must meet the Graduate Council’s basic admission requirements (see GCAC-301 Qualifications for Admission).
  2. The graduate program can determine specific undergraduate preparation required, including specific courses and the total number of undergraduate credits required, as approved through the Graduate Council curricular review process.
  3. An applicant who does not meet specific program requirements for admission may, at the discretion of the program, be provisionally admitted to the J. Jeffrey and Ann Marie Fox Graduate School and be allowed to make up the undergraduate deficiencies (see GCAC-303 Provisional Admission).
    1. Graduate programs can determine whether courses taken to meet program admission prerequisite requirements will count towards degree requirements provided they are eligible to do so (see GCAC-203 Graduate Course Designations).

Revision History

Approved by Graduate Council, March 17, 2021. Effective date: Fall 2021 (08/16/2021).

  • New policy.

Editorial revisions to reflect the new name of the Fox Graduate School, July 19, 2024