No, you do not need to have an undergraduate degree in Anthropology. Applicants whose previous undergraduate work is in another field may apply and be admitted. You should be clear in your statement of purpose as to why you want to begin graduate studies in Anthropology and be explicit as to how anthropology is reflected in your interests. Please contact the faculty member(s) you wish to work with in order to discuss your interest in the program.

No you don't. Applicants whose previous undergraduate work is in another field may apply and be admitted. However, previous academic work will be reviewed to see if the student has had the required introductory courses in the four subfields: archaeology, cultural anthropology, physical anthropology and linguistics. If not, these are considered undergraduate deficiencies and can be taken either prior to attendance or during the initial course of study at UHM.

No, but you need to have completed the accounting coursework equivalent to that taken in a traditional undergraduate degree (introductory financial, introductory managerial, intermediate financial I & II, advanced financial, cost accounting, US federal income tax, and auditing) because these courses are pre-requisites to our MSA courses.

The Anthropology Graduate Program at the University of Washington is a PhD program. A Master's degree may be earned while completing the requirements for the PhD as a step along the way.

Because public health is a broad multi-disciplinary field, applicants to the Program come from a diverse range of undergraduate programs which include the medical and other physical sciences, social sciences, business sciences and clinical programs.

Applicants for a graduate program must have earned a bachelor's degree or higher in an institution accredited by one of the six recognized regional accrediting associations. The six associations are Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges, Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, and Western Association of Schools and Colleges.

Yes, all applicants are required to have completed an undergraduate degree from an accredited college/university prior to applying for the MBA as it is a graduate business degree. If you are from India, the completion of at least a three year Bachelor’s degree with evidence of strong and consistent academic performance is required. If your degree is from another country and you have questions, please contact the Admissions Office.

There is no requirement that applicants have a degree in a particular field; however, having a background in psychology, epidemiology, heath education or other social or behavioral sciences is useful. We accept the university minimum of 1000 (V/Q combined) but a combined total of 1200 is preferred. We do not waive the test, even if the applicant has a master’s degree from a program which did not require the test for admission.

The program is able to accept a small number of candidates who do not possess an undergraduate degree from an accredited institution, provided that the candidates are especially qualified.

That is up to the student and his or her major advisor. Although a University of Washington MA degree is not required to receive the PhD, the majority of graduate students in the department obtain the degree.

The Regulatory Affairs profession is multi-disciplinary and RA professionals often come with diverse backgrounds. Generally, most have either a science or technical background. RA professionals are often required to understand scientific, engineering, or technical concepts. Yet, RA Professionals also need skills in communication, negotiation, project management, and financial management, to name just a few.

No, it does not. While we generally have around 30% of candidates who have undergraduate business or commerce degrees, the other candidates come from a variety of other disciplines.

Yes, you may apply, but note that work experience is considered by the admissions committee when evaluating your application for admission. Be sure to note all work experience, internships and other certificates and activities in your application. In addition, you must have completed all requirements of your degree by June 1 so that you can arrive on the University of Illinois campus in time to join Orientation, which is held the first week of June.

A strong mathematics background including three semesters of calculus and a course in linear algebra. A course in mathematical analysis is recommended, as well. Strong applicants have performed well in all of those areas. We admit students from many backgrounds including recent college graduates, applicants with advanced degrees, and applicants from the workforce.

The concurrent programs are only available to students completing their first undergraduate degree. Individuals with a degree who wish to become teachers must follow the consecutive route to education.

Yes, a registered nurse who is enrolled in a BSN completion program may be admitted contingent upon successful completion of the BSN and all other admission criteria prior to enrollment.

Yes, that may be possible if your undergraduate degree is closely related to ECE (e.g., Physics). However, you should contact the dept. via email prior to submitting an application. Also, leveling courses may be assigned. The dept. will not conduct a pre-evaluation of credentials (other than suggested in question #19). However, you may wish to make contact with a potential advisor prior to formally applying.

Yes, applicants with earned undergraduate degrees may apply but must have fulfilled the same prerequisites for admission. In addition, the entire three-year professional program must still be completed because it consists of professional courses not completed by admitted students.

No. You will need to have at least a bachelor's degree by the time you enter the program, but you do not need to have completed your degree at the time of application. Please send the most current transcript available when you apply. If you are admitted, a final transcript will be required.

Although we have an accelerated program for those applicants who have an undergraduate degree in social work, it is not necessary for admission into our two-year full- and part-time programs.

No, students may apply prior to completing an undergraduate degree but they must be able to complete the undergraduate degree by the end of the first Fall semester after admission. For YSU students, this means completing the degree in 3 1/2 years, which may require courses to be taken in earlier summers.

To be considered for admission, an applicant must hold a bachelor's degree or recognized equivalent from an accredited institution and have adequate preparation in the biological, physical, and/or social sciences. Each area of concentration has slightly different criteria, so it is important to select an area of concentration to determine what background the program is looking for.

Our students come from a variety of educational backgrounds. You do not have to complete a certain degree to apply for the Master of Public Health. If you are applying to our Registered Dietician program, then you need to have a verification statement demonstrating completion of ADA-approved didactic program in dietetics.

No. Undergraduate degree holders from an accredited institution, regardless of major, are eligible to apply.

The GGCS admissions committee is primarily looking for individuals who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement in computer science. However, we know that a student with an undergraduate major in a related field (electrical engineering, mathematics, physics, etc.) may have the ability to do well in our program. In addition, in the past truly exceptional students with a background in a field not related to computer science have been admitted to our program.

No. All applicants accepted into the program bring with them relevant business or organizational experience that creates a rich learning environment for everyone. From the very beginning with the Integrated Management course, students work in teams and benefit from one another’s diverse experiences and expertise. This course introduces non business undergraduates to the critical concepts, principles, and skills needed as a foundation for subsequent coursework.

EMBA-Global students are required to have an undergraduate degree granted by a recognised university, or equivalent professional qualifications. Those without these qualifications will not be admitted to the programme.