Prospective applicants should indicate their preferred academic area when they inquire about admission. Candidates may apply for admission in any academic term.
All applicants must comply with the following requirements:
1. Fill the Application for Admission.
2. Pay a $50.00 Admission Fee (non-refundable).
* The link can be found below.
3. Submit an official academic transcript directly from the university where the applicant obtained his/her bachelor’s degree, and a Graduation Certificate that includes the graduation general grade point average to the Graduate Affairs Office.
* Students who completed their Bachelor's degree in our Institution do not need to complete this step, as this is done by the Graduate Affairs Office.
4. Copy of Birth Certificate or Passport
5. Aliens must submit a copy of immigration status.
Applicants who are denied admission may request reconsideration by a committee. The Reconsideration committee is composed by the Graduate Program Coordinator, Dean of Graduate School and the Vice President for Academic Affairs. The procedures and criteria for reconsideration are established by the Committee taking into account the applicant’s job experience, professional licensing and other alternate admission criteria such as results from TOEFL and GMAT among others.
Individual programs may have additional requirements. Applicants are encouraged to consult the catalog’s section that describes the graduate program of interest.
An active undergraduate student can only register in graduate courses if he/she has been admitted to the Combined Bachelor’s Master’s Degree Program. (Refer to Bachelor’s Master’s Degree Program section of this Catalog).
Upon proper completion of all admission requirements the applicant will, if admitted, be eligible to register . When registration is completed, and all fees are paid, the student will be officially enrolled at the University. The dates for registration are included in the Academic Calendar.