Admissions Requirements

The MBA program requires an undergraduate GPA of 2.75 or better. In the event an individual wishes to apply to the program but does not have a 2.75 GPA, the individual may be required to be interviewed by the program director, after which depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Application Deadlines

The MBA programs offer rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage you to apply by July 15th (fall term entry), November 15th (spring term entry), or April 15th (summer term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once your application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2–4 weeks.

The application is available online

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation, one must be from a supervisor or academic professor. Recommendations from coaches, colleagues, acquaintances, or family members are not permitted for this program.
• A personal statement highlighting why you wish to pursue your MBA and how you will benefit personally and professionally from this program.

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The MS in Cannabis Science and Commerce program practices “rolling admissions” where admission applications are received throughout the year and up to the start of the orientation for each cohort. The program requires an undergraduate GPA of 2.75 or better. In the event an individual wishes to apply to the program but does not have a 2.75 GPA, the individual may be required to be interviewed by the program director, after which depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Application Deadlines

The MS programs offer rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage you to apply by July 15th (fall term entry), November 15th (spring term entry), or April 15th (summer term entry), to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once your application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2–4 weeks.

The application is available online

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation
• A personal statement highlighting why you wish to pursue your MS in Cannabis Science and Commerce and how you will benefit personally and professionally from this program

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The Clinical Mental Health Counseling program requires an undergraduate GPA of 2.75 or better. In the event an individual wishes to apply to the program but does not have a 2.75 GPA, the individual may be required to be interviewed by the program director. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted a full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Application Deadlines

The Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program offers rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15th (fall term entry) and November 15th (spring term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2–4 weeks.

The application is available online

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation
• A personal statement highlighting why you wish to pursue your degree and how you will benefit personally and professionally from this program

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The program requires a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 2.75 or better in criminal justice or a related field, however, a GPA of 3.0 or higher is preferred. In the event an individual wishes to apply to the program but does not have a 2.75 GPA or whose degree is not in a related field, the individual may be required to be interviewed by the program director. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted full or conditional acceptance into the program. Admitted students will be placed into the appropriate track based upon experience and academic history at the time of application review.

Direct Track: Individuals with less than 4 years of experience in law enforcement or a closely related field as defined below.

Mid-career track: Individuals with 4 or more years of experience in law enforcement or a closely related field as defined below.

Closely related field: Any position which deals with the enforcement and/or prosecution of criminal justice and law, including but not limited to police departments, probation and parole, corrections, court systems, and guards. Please consult the admission counselor or program director when uncertain.

Application Deadlines

The Criminal Justice program offers rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage you to apply by July 15th (fall term entry), November 15th (spring term entry), or April 15th (summer term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once your application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2–4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org

• Two letters of recommendation:
  • Direct track (right out of college) minimum of 1 professional recommendation. Second recommendation may be either professional or academic in nature.
  • Mid- career track – 2 professional letters of recommendation.

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The Educational Psychology program requires a minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0, but a GPA of 3.25 is recommended. In the event an individual wishes to apply to the program but does not have a 3.0 GPA, the individual may be required to be interviewed by the program director; depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted a full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Important Note: The length of the program will be determined the candidate’s previous academic history. Students are eligible to enroll at the post-master’s or post-bachelor’s levels.

Prerequisites

Candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree in psychology or a closely related field. Preference will be given to those who have already proven themselves at the graduate level (i.e., holders of MA or MS degrees). Students who do not currently hold a graduate degree (i.e. MS or MA) will be awarded an MA in Educational Psychology upon completion of 30 credits in specific graduate courses.

Application Deadlines

The Doctor of Educational Psychology program offers rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage you to apply by July 15^th (Fall term entry) and November 15^th (Spring term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2–4 weeks.

The application is available online

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Three letters of recommendation (one must be academic)
• A personal statement highlighting why you wish to pursue your degree and how you will benefit personally and professionally from this program

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The Forensic Psychology program requires an undergraduate GPA of 2.75 or better. In the event an individual wishes to apply to the program but does not have a 2.75 GPA, the individual may be required to be interviewed by the program director. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted a full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Application Deadlines

The Master of Science in Forensic Psychology program offers rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15th (fall term entry) and November 15th (spring term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2–4 weeks.

The application is available online

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation
• A personal statement highlighting why you wish to pursue your degree and how you will benefit personally and professionally from this program

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The General Psychology program requires an undergraduate GPA of 2.75 or better. In the event an individual wishes to apply to the program but does not have a 2.75 GPA, the individual may be required to be interviewed by the program director. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted a full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Application Deadlines

The Master of Arts in General Psychology program offers rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15th (fall term entry) or November 15th (spring term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2–4 weeks.

The application is available online

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation
• A personal statement highlighting why you wish to pursue your degree and how you will benefit personally and professionally from this program

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The Mental Health & Human Development program requires a minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0, but a GPA of 3.25 is recommended. In the event an individual wishes to apply to the program but does not have a 3.0 GPA, the individual may be required to be interviewed by the program director; depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted a full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Prerequisites

Candidates must hold a master’s degree in psychology or a closely related field.

Application Deadlines

The Doctor of Mental Health and Human Development program offers rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage you to apply by July 15th (Fall term entry) and November 15th (Spring term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2–4 weeks.

The application is available online

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Three letters of recommendation (one must be academic)
• A personal statement highlighting why you wish to pursue your degree and how you will benefit personally and professionally from this program

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The Mental Health Counseling program requires a minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0, but a GPA of 3.25 is recommended. In the event an individual wishes to apply to the program but does not have a 3.0 GPA, the individual may be required to be interviewed by the program director; depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted a full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Prerequisites

Candidates must hold a master’s degree in psychology or a closely related field.

Application Deadlines

The Doctor of Mental Health Counseling program offers rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage you to apply by July 15th (Fall term entry) or November 15th (Spring term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2–4 weeks.

The application is available online

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Three letters of recommendation (one must be academic)
• A personal statement highlighting why you wish to pursue your degree and how you will benefit personally and professionally from this program

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The “All but Dissertation” option is available for doctoral level students who have completed their coursework, but not their dissertation, in Educational Leadership & Supervision or Teaching & Learning.

Prerequisites

• An earned master’s degree or higher from a regionally accredited institution or a recognized international institution of higher education.
• Must enter AIC with all previous content coursework completed prior to application; with the designated “all but dissertation.”
• Completed previous program comprehensive exams, if applicable.
• Extensive experience in educational setting or education related field, as defined by the School of Education. (Minimum 5 years of related work experience.)

Application Deadlines

The Doctor of Education program offers rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15th (fall term entry) or November 15th (spring term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once an application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2–4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Three letters of recommendation
• A personal statement as detailed in the admissions requirements for the applicable program – See Educational Leadership & Supervision or Teaching & Learning for more details.

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

Prerequisites

An earned master’s degree or higher from a regionally accredited institution or a recognized international institution of higher education.

Application Deadlines

The Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership & Supervision program offers rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15th (fall term entry) or November 15th (spring term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once an application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2–4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Three letters of recommendation
• A 6-8 page essay responding to the following questions as they relate to applicant’s rationale for pursuing advanced studies in Educational Leadership & Supervision:
  • What educational or professional experiences prepared you for doctoral study?
  • What motivates you to pursue doctoral studies?
  • What are the three primary topics of personal, professional, and scholarly interest that might guide further inquiry into Educational Leadership & Supervision? Why are these topics of importance to you?
  • What is the relationship of the three topics to the anticipated area of focus for your dissertation?
  • What is your rationale for choosing AIC for further studies supportive of your educational and/or career goals?

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The Early Childhood Education program requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher. In the event a 3.0 GPA is not held, evidence must be submitted with the application that merits further review by the School of Education’s Graduate Committee. Documented evidence includes (but is not limited to) GRE scores (if applicable), successful completion of the last 30 credits of prior coursework, and/or an interview with designated personnel in the program selected. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Candidates for the Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study must possess an MEd or a master’s degree in a field related to their licensure from a regionally accredited institution.

Prerequisites

Successful completion of a graduate or undergraduate course in one of the following subject areas:

• Child Psychology
• Developmental Psychology
• Child Development
• Early Childhood MTEL may be used in lieu of an above listed course

Professional Licensure Applicants:

• A prior initial license in the same field of knowledge is required.
• Proof of teaching experience for a minimum of one year under the initial license at the time of application.

Application Deadlines

The Master of Education programs offer rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15^th (fall term entry), November 15^th (spring term entry), or April 15^th (summer term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2-4 weeks.

The application is available online

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation. It is preferred that one letter be from an immediate supervisor
• Copy of License (if applicable)
• Personal statement prompts as detailed below:
• Personal statement using the prompts detailed below for the type of license sought.

Initial Licensure Candidates: In a minimum of 500 words, please answer the following two questions:

• Why are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in education at AIC?
• What are your career goals and how will enrolling in this program impact your educational, personal, and professional growth?

Professional Licensure Candidates:

In a minimum of 750 words, please answer the following three questions:

• Why are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in education at AIC
• Describe how your experience as a lead teacher has prepared you for the rigors of this program?
• What are your career goals and how will enrolling in this program impact your educational, personal, and professional growth?

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The Elementary Education program requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher. In the event a 3.0 GPA is not held, evidence must be submitted with the application that merits further review by the School of Education’s Graduate Committee. Documented evidence includes (but is not limited to) GRE scores (if applicable), successful completion of the last 30 credits of prior coursework, and/or an interview with designated personnel in the program selected. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Candidates for the Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study must possess an MEd or a master’s degree in a field related to their licensure from a regionally accredited institution.

Prerequisites – Initial Licensure Program:

Successful completion of a graduate or undergraduate course in one of the following subject areas:

• Child Psychology
• Developmental Psychology
• Child Development

Prerequisites – Professional Licensure Program:

• A prior initial license in the same field of knowledge is required.
• Proof of teaching experience for a minimum of one year under the initial license.

Application Deadlines

The Master of Education programs offer rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15^th (fall term entry), November 15^th (spring term entry), or April 15^th (summer term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2-4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation. It is preferred that one letter be from an immediate supervisor
• Copy of License (if applicable)
• Personal statement prompts as detailed below for the type of license sought:

Initial Licensure Candidates: 

In a minimum of 500 words, please answer the following two questions:

• Why are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in education at AIC?
• What are your career goals and how will enrolling in this program impact your educational, personal, and professional growth?

Professional  Licensure Candidates: 

In a minimum of 750 words, please answer the following three questions:

• Why are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in education at AIC?
• Describe how your experience as a lead teacher has prepared you for the rigors of this program?
• What are your career goals and how will enrolling in this program impact your educational, personal, and professional growth?

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The English as a Second Language program requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher. In the event a 3.0 GPA is not held, evidence must be submitted with the application that merits further review by the School of Education’s Graduate Committee. Documented evidence includes (but is not limited to) GRE scores (if applicable), successful completion of the last 30 credits of prior coursework, and/or an interview with designated personnel in the program selected. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Candidates for the Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study must possess an MEd or a master’s degree in a field related to their licensure from a regionally accredited institution.

Please note that this program is only available at the Initial licensure level, degree only. AIC does not endorse candidates for the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education English as a Second Language educator license.

Application Deadlines

The Master of Education programs offer rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15^th (fall term entry), November 15^th (spring term entry), or April 15^th (summer term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2-4 weeks.

The application is available online

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation. It is preferred that one letter be from an immediate supervisor
• Copy of License (if applicable)
• Personal statement prompts as detailed below:
• Personal statement using the prompts detailed below for the type of license sought.

In a minimum of 500 words, please answer the following two questions:

• Why are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in education at AIC?
• What are your career goals and how will enrolling in this program impact your educational, personal, and professional growth?

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The Middle School Education program requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher. In the event a 3.0 GPA is not held, evidence must be submitted with the application that merits further review by the School of Education’s Graduate Committee. Documented evidence includes (but is not limited to) GRE scores (if applicable), successful completion of the last 30 credits of prior coursework, and/or an interview with designated personnel in the program selected. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Candidates for the Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study must possess an MEd or a master’s degree in a field related to their licensure from a regionally accredited institution.

Available Program Tracks

• General Science, Grades 5-8
• Mathematics, Grades 5-8

Application Deadlines

The Master of Education programs offer rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15^th (fall term entry), November 15^th (spring term entry), or April 15^th (summer term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2-4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation. It is preferred that one letter be from an immediate supervisor
• Copy of License (if applicable)
• Personal statement prompts as detailed below:

In a minimum of 500 words, please answer the following two questions:

• Why are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in education at AIC?
• What are your career goals and how will enrolling in this program impact your educational, personal, and professional growth?

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The Moderate Disabilities Education program requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher. In the event a 3.0 GPA is not held, evidence must be submitted with the application that merits further review by the School of Education’s Graduate Committee. Documented evidence includes (but is not limited to) GRE scores (if applicable), successful completion of the last 30 credits of prior coursework, and/or an interview with designated personnel in the program selected. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Candidates for the Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study must possess an MEd or a master’s degree in a field related to their licensure from a regionally accredited institution.

Prerequisites – Initial Licensure Program:

Successful completion of a graduate or undergraduate course in one of the following subject areas:

• Child Psychology
• Developmental Psychology
• Intro to Psychology

Prerequisites – Professional Licensure Program (available for Grades PreK-8 only):

• A prior initial license in the same field of knowledge is required.
• Proof of teaching experience for a minimum of one year under the initial license.

Application Deadlines

The Master of Education programs offer rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15^th (fall term entry), November 15^th (spring term entry), or April 15^th (summer term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2-4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation. It is preferred that one letter be from an immediate supervisor
• Copy of License (if applicable)
• Personal statement prompts as detailed below for the type of license sought:

Initial Licensure Candidates:

In approximately 500 words, write an essay responding to the following:

• Why are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in education at AIC?
• What are your career goals and how will enrolling in this program impact your educational, personal, and professional growth?

Professional Licensure Candidates (available for Grades PreK-8 only):

In a minimum of 750 words, please answer the following three questions:

• Why are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in education at AIC?
• Describe how your experience as a lead teacher has prepared you for the rigors of this program?
• What are your career goals and how will enrolling in this program impact your educational, personal, and professional growth?

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The Reading Specialist program requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher. In the event a 3.0 GPA is not held, evidence must be submitted with the application that merits further review by the School of Education’s Graduate Committee. Documented evidence includes (but is not limited to) GRE scores (if applicable), successful completion of the last 30 credits of prior coursework, and/or an interview with designated personnel in the program selected. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Candidates for the Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study must possess an MEd or a master’s degree in a field related to their licensure from a regionally accredited institution.

Prerequisites

• A prior initial or professional license and at least one full year of teaching experience under said license is required

Application Deadlines

The Master of Education programs offer rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15^th (fall term entry), November 15^th (spring term entry), or April 15^th (summer term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2-4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation. It is preferred that one letter be from an immediate supervisor
• Copy of License
• Proof of teaching for a minimum of one year at time of application
• Personal statement prompts as detailed below:

In a minimum of 750 words, please answer the following three questions:

• Why are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in education at AIC?
• What are your career goals and how will enrolling in this program impact your educational, personal, and professional growth?
• In what ways have you cultivated transformative change in your current practice supportive of literacy?

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The School Adjustment Counseling program requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher. In the event a 3.0 GPA is not held, evidence must be submitted with the application that merits further review by the School of Education’s Graduate Committee. Documented evidence includes (but is not limited to) GRE scores (if applicable), successful completion of the last 30 credits of prior coursework, and/or an interview with designated personnel in the program selected. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Candidates for the Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study must possess an MEd or a master’s degree in a field related to their licensure from a regionally accredited institution.

Application Deadlines

The Master of Education programs offer rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15th (fall term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2-4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation. It is preferred that one letter be from an immediate supervisor
• Copy of License (if applicable)
• Personal statement prompt as detailed below:

In a minimum of 500 words, please answer the following two questions:

• • Why are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in education at AIC?
  • What are your career goals and how will enrolling in this program impact your educational, personal, and professional growth?

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The School Counseling program requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher. In the event a 3.0 GPA is not held, evidence must be submitted with the application that merits further review by the School of Education’s Graduate Committee. Documented evidence includes (but is not limited to) GRE scores (if applicable), successful completion of the last 30 credits of prior coursework, and/or an interview with designated personnel in the program selected. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Candidates for the Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study must possess an MEd or a master’s degree in a field related to their licensure from a regionally accredited institution.

Application Deadlines

The Master of Education programs offer rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15th (fall term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2-4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation. It is preferred that one letter be from an immediate supervisor
• Copy of License (if applicable)
• Personal statement prompts as detailed below:

In a minimum of 500 words, please answer the following two questions:

• • Why are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in education at AIC?
  • What are your career goals and how will enrolling in this program impact your educational, personal, and professional growth?

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The School Leadership program requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher. In the event a 3.0 GPA is not held, evidence must be submitted with the application that merits further review by the School of Education’s Graduate Committee. Documented evidence includes (but is not limited to) GRE scores (if applicable), successful completion of the last 30 credits of prior coursework, and/or an interview with designated personnel in the program selected. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Candidates for the Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study must possess an MEd or a master’s degree in a field related to their licensure from a regionally accredited institution.

Prerequisites

• A prior initial or professional license and at least 3 years of teaching experience or district leadership under said license is required.

Full details of acceptable prerequisite experiences as follows:

• • (For Assistant Principal/Principal Licensure): employment in an executive management/leadership role or in a supervisory, teaching (including guidance counselor), or administrative role in a public school, private school, higher education, or other educational setting accepted by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
  • (For Special Education Administrator Licensure): employment in a district-wide, school-based, or other educational setting, or completion of at least three full years of employment in law, public policy, higher education, or other related field accepted by the Department, and possession of at least an Initial license in special education, or as school counselor, school principal/assistant school principal, school psychologist, school social worker/school adjustment counselor, or speech, language and hearing disorders teacher.

Application Deadlines

The Master of Education programs offer rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15^th (fall term entry), November 15^th (spring term entry), or April 15^th (summer term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2-4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation. It is preferred that one letter be from an immediate supervisor
• Copy of License
• Proof of teaching for a minimum of three years at time of application
• Personal statement prompts as detailed below:

In approximately 750 words, please respond to the following questions:

• Why are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in education at AIC?
• What motivates you to pursue licensure as an administrative and academic leader?
• What are your career goals and how will enrolling in this program impact your educational, personal, and professional growth?

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The Secondary Education program requires a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher. In the event a 3.0 GPA is not held, evidence must be submitted with the application that merits further review by the School of Education’s Graduate Committee. Documented evidence includes (but is not limited to) GRE scores (if applicable), successful completion of the last 30 credits of prior coursework, and/or an interview with designated personnel in the program selected. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Candidates for the Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study must possess an MEd or a master’s degree in a field related to their licensure from a regionally accredited institution.

Available Program Tracks

• Biology, Grades 8-12
• English, Grades 5-12
• History, Grades 5- 12
• Mathematics, Grades 8-12
• Foreign Language – Spanish, Grades 5-12

Application Deadlines

The Master of Education programs offer rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15^th (fall term entry), November 15^th (spring term entry), or April 15^th (summer term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once the application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2-4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation. It is preferred that one letter be from an immediate supervisor
• Copy of License (if applicable)
• Personal statement prompts as detailed below:

In a minimum of 500 words, please answer the following two questions:

• Why are you interested in pursuing a graduate degree in education at AIC?
• What are your career goals and how will enrolling in this program impact your educational, personal, and professional growth?

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

Prerequisites

An earned master’s degree or higher from a regionally accredited institution or a recognized international institution of higher education.

Application Deadlines

The Doctor of Education in Teaching and Learning program offers rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage applicants to apply by July 15th (fall term entry) or November 15th (spring term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once an application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2–4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Three letters of recommendation
• A 6-8 page essay responding to the following questions as they relate to applicant’s rationale for pursuing advanced studies in Teaching & Learning:
  • What educational or professional experiences prepared you for doctoral study?
  • What motivates you to pursue doctoral studies
  • What are the three primary topics of personal, professional, and scholarly interest that might guide further inquiry into Teaching & Learning? Why are these topics of importance to you?
  • What is the relationship of the three topics to the anticipated area of focus for your dissertation?
  • What is your rationale for choosing AIC for further studies supportive of your educational and/or career goals?

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

The Master of Science in Nursing program requires a baccalaureate GPA of 3.0 or better. In the event an individual wishes to apply to the program but does not have a 3.0 GPA, the individual may be required to be interviewed by the program director. Depending on the outcome of the interview and review of all other application materials, the individual may be granted a full or conditional acceptance into the program.

Prerequisites

• Baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university
• Active RN license

Available Program Tracks

• Family Nurse Practitioner

Application Deadlines

The MSN program offers rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage you to apply by July 15th (fall entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once your application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2-4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Copy of current nursing license
• Two letters of recommendation (one must be academic)
• A personal statement highlighting why you wish to pursue your MSN and how you will benefit personally and professionally from this program

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

*Due to the online nature of the program, AIC’s MSN program is not approved to be delivered in all 50 states. Students with a permanent residence outside of Massachusetts or Connecticut are asked to contact the Graduate Admissions Office directly for further information.

Admission requirements are designed to select qualified students who are likely to successfully complete this professional program of study. There are two application deadlines for graduate applications to the DPT program.

Graduate students applying to the DPT program must have earned a BS or BA degree from an accredited four-year institution and it is strongly recommended that they have a cumulative GPA of at least a 3.2 or higher and a GPA of 3.2 in all prerequisite courses. Prerequisite courses must have been completed within the 5 years prior to applying to the program in order to be accepted.

International students must submit Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score documentation. Minimum score requirements are as follows: 577 Paper; 91 Internet; 233 Computer-based.

Students enrolled in required prerequisite courses during the Spring 2020, Summer 2020, or Fall 2020 academic term​s as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic may submit pass/fail grades in lieu of letter grades affected course.

Candidates will be reviewed for admission based on the strength of their ability for graduate study and the receipt of the following documentation.

Applicants to the DPT program should apply online using the PTCAS application beginning in July. All application materials listed must be submitted directly to PTCAS. To learn more about the PTCAS application process, visit www.ptcas.org.

Prerequisites

• Biology I and Biology II:8 semester credits, with lab
• Anatomy and Physiology I and Anatomy and Physiology II: 8 semester credits, with lab
• General Chemistry I and General Chemistry II: 8 semester credits, with lab
• Physics I and Physics II: 8 semester credits, with lab
• Statistics: 3 semester credits

Prerequisite courses must have been completed within the 5 years prior to applying to the program in order to be accepted.

Application Deadlines

The Preferred Application Deadline is December 1st. The Final Application Deadline is May1st.

Observation Hours
AIC recommends that applicants participate in a minimum of 20 hours of observation prior to application. For the 2022-2023 academic year, the observation hour requirement may be waived if the applicant is unable to obtain the required number of hours due to continuing restrictions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Please speak with your admissions counselor for details.

Your Application Checklist*

• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Three letters of recommendation (one must be academic)
• 20 total hours of physical therapy observation at no fewer than two different locations, with a minimum of 10 hours at each location
• A personal statement as detailed on the PTCAS website

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

There are two pathways for admission to the PPOTD:

1. Students who have earned a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (MSOT) from an accredited four-year institution or World Federation of Occupational Therapists (WFOT) approved institution
2. Students who have earned a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy (BSOT)

Admission Requirements

A minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale in a MS degree in occupational therapy degree from an accredited program is required. Students with a BS degree in occupational therapy are required to successfully complete the 12-credit Bridge Program prior to applying for admission. All applicants must be licensed occupational therapists.

Application Deadlines

The Post Professional Doctor of Occupational Therapy program offers rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage you to apply by July 15th (fall entry) or November 15th (spring term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once your application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2-4 weeks.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 application fee
• Evidence of licensure as an occupational therapist
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Three (3) letters of recommendation
• Personal statement describing the reasons for seeking admission to the program, professional goals, and scholarly interests
• Current resume/CV
• International students who have successfully completed their occupational therapy degree from a WFOT-approved institution are encouraged to apply.

A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher is preferred. Overall academic ability is assessed through evaluation of your transcript(s), but admission decisions also factor in your work experience, the quality of your personal statement, the quality of your letters of recommendation, and your passion and motivation as demonstrated through your application materials.

Application Deadlines

The MPH program offers rolling admissions, which means we evaluate applications throughout the year. However, we strongly encourage you to apply by July 15th (fall term entry) to provide sufficient time to plan and prepare to begin the program. Once your application is complete, an admissions decision is typically made within 2-4 weeks. Please note, the Master of Public Health program enrolls in the fall semester only.

The application is available online here

Your Application Checklist*

• $50 non-refundable application fee
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation (one must be academic)
• Submit a 1-2 page personal statement which answers the following questions:
  • Why are you interested in pursuing an MPH?
  • What makes you a good candidate for the AIC MPH program?

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

Graduate students applying to the MSOT program must have earned a BS or BA degree from an accredited four-year institution. A minimum GPA of 3.00 (on a 4.00 scale) is preferred. Applicants must also have received a minimum grade of a B- in all required prerequisite coursework.

Prerequisite courses must have been completed within the 5 years prior to applying to the program in order to be accepted. Students enrolled in required prerequisite courses during the Spring 2020, Summer 2020 or Fall 2020 academic term as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic may submit pass/fail grades in lieu of letter grades affected course.

Graduate Record Examinations (GRE’s) may be required for any candidate with a cumulative GPA that is below the preferred minimum. Percentile ranking scores of 50% or higher are preferred. Admission decisions will consider both undergraduate BS/BA GPA and GRE Scores.

International students must submit Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score documentation. Minimum score requirements are as follows: 577 Paper; 91 Internet; 233 Computer-based.

Applicants to the MSOT program should apply online using the OTCAS application beginning in July. All application materials listed must be submitted directly to OTCAS. To learn more about the OTCAS application process, visit www.otcas.org

Prerequisites (Summer 2024 Entry)

• Anatomy and Physiology, with lab (4 credits)
• General Physics*, with lab (4 credits)
  • *Kinesiology (4 credits) may be substituted for the required physics prerequisite if it meets all other minimum grade requirements with program director approval.
• Abnormal Psychology (3 credits)
• Developmental Psychology (3 credits)
• Statistics – Biological, Psychological, or Educational (3 credits)

Prerequisite courses must have been completed within the 5 years prior to applying to the program in order to be accepted.

Prerequisites (Summer 2025 Entry & Beyond)

• Introductory Psychology (3 credits)
• Introductory Sociology OR Introductory Anthropology (3 credits)
• Abnormal Psychology (3 credits)
• Developmental Psychology (3 credits)
• Physics I (4 credits with lab) (can substitute Functional Anatomy or Functional Kinesiology with Program Director approval)
• Anatomy and Physiology I (4 credits with lab)
• Anatomy and Physiology II (4 credits with lab)
• Statistics (3 credits)

Application Deadlines

Graduate applications to the MSOT program are accepted on a rolling admissions basis through June 1st. Late applications will be reviewed on a space available basis.

Observation Hours
AIC recommends that applicants participate in a minimum of 16 hours of observation prior to application.  For the 2022-2023 academic year, the observation hour requirement may be waived if the applicant is unable to obtain the required number of hours due to continuing restrictions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Please speak with your admissions counselor for details.

Your Application Checklist*

• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended are required (regardless of whether or not a degree was earned), including proof of a baccalaureate degree. Transcripts from institutions outside the United States must receive a course by course credit evaluation through a recognized service. AIC accepts evaluations from all active members associated with NACES. For more information please visit: naces.org
• Two letters of recommendation (one must be academic)
• 16 total hours of occupational therapy observation at no fewer than two different locations, with a minimum of 8 hours at each location
• A personal statement as detailed on the OTCAS website

* International applicants and non-native English speakers should review the section below titled “International Students.” Please contact admissions for questions concerning additional application requirements.

Most programs at AIC practice rolling admissions, with the below application deadlines. However, please note that due to the lengthiness of the visa application process, we strongly recommend completing your application well in advance of these deadlines to ensure a smooth transition into your program. Applicants to the Doctorate of Physical Therapy and Master of Science in Occupational Therapy programs should note that application deadlines differ; please contact your admissions counselor for details.

• Fall start term (August): July 15
• Spring start term (January): November 15
• Summer start term (May): April 15

Acceptance to a specific academic term does not guarantee that all visa paperwork will be processed in time to enroll for that term. If you are accepted but unable to complete the visa process in time, please contact your admissions counselor for information on requesting a deferral of your admission.

The college is authorized under federal law to enroll non-immigrant alien students. It is the international student’s responsibility to submit all records of academic work and the letters of recommendation. It is advised that international candidates send the completed application with all supporting materials in a single package to the Office of Graduate Admissions. This approach will result in avoiding delays in the processing of their application.

International students who are proficient in the English language, and who wish to be considered for admission, must provide the Office of Graduate Admissions with all items required for their program of choice, detailed above. In addition, for non-native speakers of English, proof of English proficiency must be provided.

The college is authorized under federal law to enroll non-immigrant alien students. It is the international student’s responsibility to submit all records of academic work and the letters of recommendation. It is advised that international candidates send the completed application with all supporting materials in a single package to the Office of Graduate Admissions. This approach will result in avoiding delays in the processing of an application. Please note that international students are not eligible for financial aid.

International students who are proficient in the English language, and who wish to be considered for admission, must provide the Office of Graduate Admissions with the following items:

• A completed and signed application
• Sealed, official transcripts of all previous academic work from a regionally-accredited institution (Transcripts from non-US countries must receive a course by course evaluation through a recognized evaluation service. We accept all evaluations from all active members associated with the NACES organization.)
• Letters of recommendation
• Personal goal statement or essay, if applicable
• Declaration and Certification of Finances form
• Official Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or ESL International score for non native speakers of English
• U.S. $50 non-refundable application fee
• Clinical Observation or Volunteer Experience forms, if applicable
• Proof of licensure, if applicable

Students whose native language is not English are required to demonstrate English language proficiency through acceptable TOEFL or IELTS scores. The test score is valid for two years from the exam date. TOEFL/IELTS scores are not required if a prior college or university degree has been granted within the last three years from a regionally accredited institution within the United States or applicant can document that the language of instruction for undergraduate degree was English.

TOEFL and IELTS scores are considered official only when submitted directly from the testing service; copies will not be accepted.

Score requirements:

• Results from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) require a minimum overall score of 550 for the paper based test, 213 for the computer-based test, or 80 for the internet-based test.
• Results from the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic Model require a minimum overall score of 6.5.

*Please note that some schools and programs may have higher standards that prevail over the graduate school policy. Please check with your admissions counselor for details.