/// Graduate Admissions
The University of Fort Lauderdale is committed to an admissions process that considers the whole person, to include the student's former education, community service, leadership experiences, references, personal interestUniversity of Fort Lauderdale is committed to an admissions process that considers the whole person, to include the student’s former education, community service, leadership experiences, references, personal interests and goals. The University is an equal access and opportunity institution of higher education and adheres to a non-discriminatory policy.
Students interested in attending the University should contact the Admissions Department for an application. Students are encouraged to set appointments with the Office of Admissions, where a representative will assist them in completing the necessary paperwork and goals. The University is an equal access and opportunity institution of higher education and adheres to a non-discriminatory policy.
/// Admissions Requirements
•Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended.
• Bachelor's diploma(s).
• 2.5 GPA (on a scale of 4.0).
• 1,000-word, typed personal goal statement
• Three references
• Successful completion of The University of Fort Lauderdale's Master's Entrance Exam or equivalent (GRE, GMAT, LSAT, etc.).
• Non-refundable $40 application fee.
/// Graduate Entrance Examination
The Graduate program places great emphasis on programs tailored to the individual interests and career goals. Qualifying examinations are requested at the beginning of the student's graduate studies in order to assess the student's level of preparation. The examinations are used primarily to select a realistic study plan for the graduate student.
/// International Students
International students are considered for admission as first year and transfer students. Applicants with a native language other than English are required to take an English as a second language course. At this time the University is not at liberty to offer I-20 forms for student visas through the Immigration and Naturalization Service.
/// Transfer Students
Transfer students must meet all admission requirements and follow the admission procedures of the University. Transfer credits are limited to a maximum of 15 credits and must have a grade of "C" or better. There is a residency requirement of 25% of total coursework.
Official transcripts from all institutions attended must be sent to the Office of Admissions. Courses in which the student ends with a grade less than a "C" are not transferable.
Documentation such as catalogs, course descriptions, course syllabi and faculty letters of support may be required to evaluate courses taken at other colleges or universities.
Upon admission to the University, course credits may be evaluated for transfer. Courses accepted for transfer must be equivalent to those required in the degree plan. The Admissions Committee will evaluate transfer credits.
The grade point average earned from another institution will not be transferred into the University. |
