Graduate Programs Admission

Admission requirements include:

• A $50 nonrefundable application fee.
• A bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution.
• A completed graduate admission application form.
• Two letters of recommendation. For the Educational Leadership concentration, at least one of the recommendation letters must come from the school principal or immediate supervisor.
• Submission of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score report as required.
• In addition to the program admission requirements, all international student applicants must also meet the JU Admissions requirements as outlined under "International Students." Further, all international students are required to present a GRE score.
• All applications and transcripts of undergraduate as well as graduate work must be on file in the Office of Admission prior to initial registration.
• Any exceptions to the preceding requirements must be approved by the Dean of the School of Education.

All application materials should be mailed to:

• Center for Professional Studies
  Jacksonville University
  2800 University Boulevard North
  Jacksonville, Florida 32211-3394

Veterans Applications - Jacksonville University welcomes applications from veterans to the M.Ed. Program. The M.Ed. Program fully qualifies for the financial benefits available to veterans or their dependents.

Transient or Non-Degree Student Application - Classes only available for those accepted to the M.Ed. program.

Transfer of Credit - Students admitted to the M.Ed. Program must attend full-time. The cohort, “lock-step” format does not allow for transfer credits. Students attend courses as scheduled throughout the entire program. If a student must drop from the program for personal reasons, he or she must wait one full year before being readmitted.

Admission to Candidacy - A student may be admitted to candidacy for the degree only if all admissions materials have been filed with the Office of Admission, Graduate Studies.

All application materials must be submitted by July 30 for the fall semester.

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Admission requirements include:

• A $50 nonrefundable application fee.
• A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution
• A completed graduate admission application form.
• Admission to graduate study is granted on an individual basis upon review of the applicant’s entire academic record by the advisor to the MA in Mathematics Program. Evidence considered includes past academic performance, letters of recommendation, and past professional experience. A student may be asked to have a personal interview.
• Three (3) letters of recommendation, two (2) of which must pertain to prior academic experience addressing the candidate’s potential for being successful in a rigorous graduate program, must be submitted with the initial application to the MA in Mathematics Program.
• Overall undergraduate grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale if earned within two (2) years of awarding the bachelor’s degree. Students not meeting these requirements may be admitted in a non-degree status up to and including six (6) semester hours. Students are prohibited from taking additional MA in Mathematics courses until they meet all admission requirements.
• In addition to the program admission requirements, all international student applicants must also meet the JU Admissions requirements as outlined under "International Students."
• All applications and official transcripts of undergraduate, as well as graduate work must be on file in the Office of Admission prior to initial registration.
• An undergraduate degree in Mathematics is not necessary for admission to the MA in Mathematics Program; however, all applicants must be accepted by the advisor to the MA in Mathematics Program and must demonstrate adequate understanding of basic differential and integral calculus.
• Any exceptions to the preceding requirements must be approved by the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.

All application materials should be mailed to:

• Center for Professional Studies
  Jacksonville University
  2800 University Boulevard North
  Jacksonville, Florida 32211-3394

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Admission requirements include:

• A $50 nonrefundable application fee.
• A completed graduate admission application form.
• A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution.
• A resume.
• Official Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) or Graduate Record Exam (GRE) score. Students graduating with a degree in business from an AACSB accredited institution who hold a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher are exempt from taking the GMAT/GRE.
• Two completed recommendation forms.
• A Statement of Purpose (short essay).
• All students entering the Accelerated (Day) MBA must, by academic background and/or business experience, be knowledgeable in the areas of accounting, economics, finance, personal computer basics, college algebra, and statistical analysis. Students without these qualifications will be required to take the appropriate foundation courses. There are four (4) foundation courses: (1) Accounting; (2) Economics; (3) Finance; and (4) Quantitative Methods.
  Waiver of a required prerequisite course may be granted in certain unusual circumstances where documented work experience has supplied the required body of knowledge contained in the prerequisite course. Such documentation will be reviewed, and any waiver on this basis is at the discretion of the Director of the Graduate Business Programs.
• In addition to the program admission requirements, all international student applicants must also meet the Jacksonville University Admissions requirements as outlined under "International Students". Further, all international students are required to present a GMAT score and interview with the Director of Graduate Business Programs.
• Upon acceptance to the Accelerated MBA Program, all candidates must submit a $500 non-refundable deposit, which will be applied to the first semester's tuition.

All application materials should be mailed to:

• Center for Professional Studies
  Jacksonville University
  2800 University Boulevard North
  Jacksonville, Florida 32211-3394

Types of Accelerated MBA Admissions - Students meeting all admission requirements will be accepted as degree candidates. On an individual basis, applicants who show promise for successful graduate work who do not meet all qualifications may be considered for conditional admission. In rare instances, applicants who cannot supply the required credentials in a timely manner may be granted non-degree status. Graduate non-degree status may be granted for the administrative convenience of the school and/or students. Admission on this basis is for one semester only and does not guarantee or imply that the individual will be accepted as a degree candidate. The applicant’s admission file must be complete at the end of the first semester so that an application decision may be reached by the second semester. Students with incomplete application files will not be permitted to register for the second semester.

Veterans Applications - Jacksonville University welcomes applications from veterans to the Accelerated MBA Program. The Accelerated MBA Program fully qualifies for the financial benefits available to veterans or their dependents.

Transfer and Transient Credit - A maximum of six (6) semester hours or 10-quarter hours of graduate academic credit may be transferred from an AACSB accredited academic institution. The credit must be in courses similar in content and rigor to Jacksonville University’s Accelerated MBA Program, and the grade must be at least a “B.” To be eligible for transfer credit, the student must submit a transcript and catalog description of the course(s) to the Director of Graduate Business Programs. All courses submitted for transfer credit consideration must have been taken within five years of beginning the Accelerated MBA program.

Students admitted to the Accelerated MBA Program will normally be expected to satisfy degree requirements by taking courses at JU. Permission to take a course at another institution for transient credit will only be granted in the presence of extenuating circumstances. The Director of Graduate Business Programs and the Dean of the Davis College of Business must approve transient study in advance of the student taking the course. Transient credit will only be awarded if the grade earned in an approved course is at least a “B.”

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Admission requirements include:

• A $50 nonrefundable application fee
• A completed graduate admission application form
• A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution
• A resume
• Official Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) or Graduate Record Exam (GRE) score. Students graduating with a degree in business from an AACSB accredited institution who hold a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher and have 3 years of relevant work experience are exempt from taking the GMAT/GRE.
• Two completed recommendation forms
• A Statement of Purpose (short essay)
• Three or more years of relevant work experience
• All students entering the FLEX MBA Program must, by academic background and/or business experience, be knowledgeable in the areas of accounting, economics, finance, personal computer basics, college algebra, and statistical analysis. Students without these qualifications will be required to take the appropriate foundation courses. There are four (4) foundation courses: (1) Accounting; (2) Finance; (3) Economics; and (4) Quantitative Methods. Waiver of a required prerequisite course may be granted in certain unusual circumstances where documented work experience has supplied the required body of knowledge contained in the prerequisite course. Such documentation will be reviewed, and any waiver on this basis is at the discretion of the Director of the Graduate Business Programs.
• In addition to the program admission requirements, all international student applicants must also meet the JU Admissions requirements as outlined under "International Students." Further, all international students are required to present a GMAT score and interview with the Director of Graduate Business Programs.
• Upon acceptance to the FLEX MBA Program, all candidates must submit a $500 non-refundable deposit, which will be applied to the first semester's tuition

All application materials should be mailed to:

• Center for Professional Studies
  Jacksonville University
  2800 University Boulevard North
  Jacksonville, Florida 32211-3394

Types of Flex MBA Admissions - Students meeting all admission requirements will be accepted as degree candidates. On an individual basis, applicants who show promise for successful graduate work who do not meet all qualifications may be considered for conditional admission. In rare instances, applicants who cannot supply the required credentials in a timely manner may be granted non-degree status. Graduate non-degree status may be granted for the administrative convenience of the school and/or students. Admission on this basis is for one semester only and does not guarantee or imply that the individual will be accepted as a degree candidate. The applicant’s admission file must be complete at the end of the first semester so that an application decision may be reached by the second semester. Students with incomplete application files will not be permitted to register for the second semester.

A student enrolled in other MBA programs may take courses at JU as a “graduate transient” student for one semester only. The student must present a letter from his or her degree-granting institution indicating good standing. Jacksonville University accepts no responsibility regarding the transferability of its MBA courses to other institutions.

Veterans Applications - Jacksonville University welcomes applications from veterans to the FLEX MBA Program. The FLEX MBA Program fully qualifies for the financial benefits available to veterans or their dependents.

Transfer and Transient Credit - A maximum of six (6) semester hours or 10-quarter hours of graduate academic credit may be transferred from an AACSB accredited academic institution. The credit must be in courses similar in content and rigor to Jacksonville University’s FLEX MBA Program, and the grade must be at least a “B.” To be eligible for transfer credit, the student must submit a transcript and catalog description of the course(s) to the Director of Graduate Business Programs. All courses submitted for transfer credit consideration must have been taken within five years of beginning the FLEX MBA program.

Students admitted to the FLEX MBA Program will normally be expected to satisfy degree requirements by taking courses at JU. Permission to take a course at another institution for transient credit will only be granted in the presence of extenuating circumstances. The Director of Graduate Business Programs and the Dean of the Davis College of Business must approve transient study in advance of the student taking the course. Transient credit will only be awarded if the grade earned in an approved course is at least a “B.”

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Admission requirements include:

• A $50 nonrefundable application fee
• A completed graduate admission application form
• A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution
• A resume
• Official Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) or Graduate Record Exam (GRE) score. Students graduating with a degree in business from an AACSB accredited institution who hold a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher and have 3 years of relevant work experience are exempt from taking the GMAT/GRE.
• Two completed recommendation forms
• A Statement of Purpose (short essay)
• Three or more years of relevant work experience
• All students entering the MSOL Program must, by academic background and/orbusiness experience, be knowledgeable in the areas of accounting, economics, finance, personal computer basics, college algebra, and statistical analysis. Students without these qualifications will be required to take the appropriate foundation courses. There are four (4) foundation courses: (1) Accounting; (2) Finance; (3) Economics; and (4) Quantitative Methods. Waiver of a required prerequisite course may be granted in certain unusual circumstances where documented work experience has supplied the required body of knowledge contained in the prerequisite course. Such documentation will be reviewed, and any waiver on this basis is at the discretion of the Director of the Graduate Business Programs.
• In addition to the program admission requirements, all international student applicants must also meet the JU Admissions requirements as outlined under "International Students." Further, all international students are required to present a GMAT score and interview with the Director of Graduate Business Programs.
• Upon acceptance to the MSOL Program, all candidates must submit a $500 non-refundable deposit, which will be applied to the first semester's tuition

All application materials should be mailed to:

• Center for Professional Studies
  Jacksonville University
  2800 University Boulevard North
  Jacksonville, Florida 32211-3394

Types of MSOL Admissions - Students meeting all admission requirements will be accepted as degree candidates. On an individual basis, applicants who show promise for successful graduate work who do not meet all qualifications may be considered for conditional admission. In rare instances, applicants who cannot supply the required credentials in a timely manner may be granted non-degree status. Graduate non-degree status may be granted for the administrative convenience of the school and/or students. Admission on this basis is for one semester only and does not guarantee or imply that the individual will be accepted as a degree candidate. The applicant’s admission file must be complete at the end of the first semester so that an application decision may be reached by the second semester. Students with incomplete application files will not be permitted to register for the second semester.

A student enrolled in other MSOL programs may take courses at JU as a “graduate transient” student for one semester only. The student must present a “transient form” from his or her degree-granting institution indicating good standing. Jacksonville University accepts no responsibility regarding the transferability of its MSOL courses to other institutions.

Veterans Applications - Jacksonville University welcomes applications from veterans to the MSOL Program. The MSOL Program fully qualifies for the financial benefits available to veterans or their dependents.

Transfer and Transient Credit - A maximum of six (6) semester hours or 10-quarter hours of graduate academic credit may be transferred from an AACSB accredited academic institution. The credit must be in courses similar in content and rigor to Jacksonville University’s MSOL Program, and the grade must be at least a “B.” To be eligible for transfer credit, the student must submit a transcript and catalog description of the course(s) to the Director of Graduate Business Programs. All courses submitted for transfer credit consideration must have been taken within five years of beginning the MSOL program.

Students admitted to the MSOL Program will normally be expected to satisfy degree requirements by taking courses at JU. Permission to take a course at another institution for transient credit will only be granted in the presence of extenuating circumstances. The Director of Graduate Business Programs and the Dean of the Davis College of Business must approve transient study in advance of the student taking the course. Transient credit will only be awarded if the grade earned in an approved course is at least a “B.”

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Admission requirements include:

• A $50 nonrefundable application fee
• A completed graduate admission application form
• A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution
• A Resume. Executive MBA Program degree candidates should have an average of ten years of professional work experience, preferably with five years in a management role; a proven track record of successful project, budget, product or resource management ; an understanding of basic accounting, statistics and economics; proficiency in Microsoft Office products; and strong communication skills, both written and oral.
• Three letters of recommendation from individuals who can speak to the candidate's intellectual and professional abilities
• A Statement of Purpose (short essay).
• Letter of support from the employer.
• In addition to the program admission requirements, all international student applicants must also meet the JU Admissions requirements as outlined under "International Students." Further, all international students are required to present a GMAT score.
• After all applications materials are received, an interview will be scheduled with the Director of Graduate Business Programs.
• Upon acceptance to the EMBA program, all candidates must submit a non-refundable $1,500 deposit, which will apply to the first semester's tuition.

All application materials should be mailed to:

• Center for Professional Studies
  Jacksonville University
  2800 University Boulevard North
  Jacksonville, Florida 32211-3394

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Admission requirements to the MBA portion of the joint degree include:

• A $50 nonrefundable application fee.
• A completed graduate admission application form.
• A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution.
• A Resume.
• Official Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) or Graduate Record Exam (GRE) score. Students graduating with a degree in business from an AACSB accredited institution who hold a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher are exempt from taking the GMAT/GRE. In addition, FCSL students with a 3.0 or higher after their first year at FCSL are also exempt from taking the GMAT/GRE.
• Two completed recommendation forms.
• A Statement of Purpose (short essay).
• In addition to the program admission requirements, all international student applicants must also meet the Jacksonville University Admissions requirement as outlined under "International Students". Further, all international students are required to present a GMAT score and interview with the Director of Graduate Business Programs.
• All students entering the Joint JD/ MBA Program must, by academic background and/or business experience, be knowledgeable in the areas of accounting, economics, finance, personal computer basics, college algebra, and statistical analysis. Students without these qualifications will be required to take the appropriate foundation courses. There are four (4) foundation courses: (1) Accounting; (2) Finance; (3) Economics; and (4) Quantitative Methods. Waiver of a required prerequisite course may be granted in certain unusual circumstances where documented work experience has supplied the required body of knowledge contained in the prerequisite course. Such documentation will be reviewed, and any waiver on this basis is at the discretion of the Director of the Graduate Business Programs.
• Upon acceptance to the Joint JD/MBA Program, all candidates must submit a $500 nonrefundable deposit, which will be applied to the first semester's tuition.

All application materials should be mailed to:

• Center for Professional Studies
  Jacksonville University
  2800 University Boulevard North
  Jacksonville, Florida 32211-3394

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All MSN students who wish to do the Joint MSN/MBA Program must apply to and be admitted to the FLEX MBA program (see above) in addition to being accepted into the MSN Program (see below).

For program details, see School of Nursing Graduate Programs, Joint Degree Program - Nursing and Business Administration.

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• A $50 nonrefundable application fee.
• Completed graduate application.
• Proof of graduation from an accredited NLN or CCNE BSN nursing program. Overall undergraduate grade point average above a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities.
• Students whose overall undergraduate GPA is below a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale must submit an official copy of scores reflecting a total score of 900 or more on the combined verbal and quantitative sections of the GRE.
• Current Florida registered nurse license. Out of state applicants must be eligible for endorsement in Florida. International students must hold a current license from a U.S. state and be eligible for endorsement in Florida.
• Documentation of CPR/BLS certification.
• Three recommendations; two of which should be professional references. References should be from a supervisor familiar with the student’s clinical abilities and if possible an educator who taught the student.
• Written Essay - the essay will discuss a personal statement describing reasons for pursuing an advanced degree and professional goals.
• Evidence of completion of an undergraduate course in statistics and physical assessment.
• Professional Experience Form, outlining years of nursing experience and any awards, distinctions, and honors received.
• Background check (for ARNP programs, to be completed before entering first clinical course).
• Graduate admissions committee may request an on campus interview.
• TOEFL (minimum score of 650) if the applicant's primary language is not English.
• For FNP/ENP program: One year of clinical experience in an emergency setting and Advanced Cardiac Life Support are required prior to beginning the first clinical Nurse Practitioner course.

For an MSN application please contact the Graduate Advisor at lwinn@ju.edu

Applicants to the campus based MSN programs should mail all application materials to:

• Graduate Advisor - School of Nursing
  Jacksonville University
  2800 University Boulevard North
  Jacksonville, Florida 32211-3394

Transfer Credit - Students accepted into the Nurse Educator, Leadership in Healthcare Systems, or joint MSN/MBA program may transfer a maximum of six (6) semester hours or 10-quarter hours of graduate academic credit from a comparable regionally accredited academic institution. Students accepted into the FNP or joint FNP/ENP program may transfer a maximum of nine (9) semester hours. The credit must be in courses similar in content and rigor to Jacksonville University’s MSN Program, and the grade must be at least a “B”. To be eligible for transfer credit, the student must submit a transcript and catalog description of the course to the advisor of the MSN Program. A letter requesting the transfer credit will be sent to the Registrar and placed in the student’s file.

Selection Process - Admission to the MSN program is selective and limited to those students who demonstrate potential for successfully completing the program. The decision is based on evaluation of the student’s undergraduate program and grades earned, GRE scores if overall GPA is below 3.0, work experience (if applicable), letters of recommendation, and personal interview.

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In addition to the campus based MSN programs, the MSN-in Nurse Education and Leadership in Healthcare Systems programs are also available online. To be considered for admission into the Online-MSN program, potential students must submit the following items:

• A $35 nonrefundable application fee.
• Proof of graduation from an accredited NLN or CCNE BSN nursing program. Overall undergraduate grade point average above a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities.
• Students whose overall undergraduate GPA is below a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale must submit an official copy of scores reflecting a total score of 900 or more on the combined verbal and quantitative sections of the GRE.
• Active US RN license.
• Current Driver's license or government issued I.D.
• Three recommendations; two of which should be professional references. References should be from a supervisor familiar with the student’s clinical abilities and if possible an educator who taught the student.
• Written Essay - the essay will discuss a personal statement describing reasons for pursuing an advanced degree and professional goals.
• Evidence of completion of an undergraduate course in statistics and physical assessment.
• CV or Resume.
• TOEFL (minimum score of 650) if the applicant's primary language is not English.

Applicants to the Online-MSN programs may access the application at http://www.jacksonvilleu.com and mail their application materials to:

• Jacksonville University
  c/o University Alliance Online
  9417 Princess Palm Avenue
  Tampa, FL 33619-8313

The Admissions, Progression and Retention Committee and the Dean of the School of Nursing must approve any exceptions to the preceding requirements.

Transfer Credit - Students accepted into the Nurse Educator or Leadership in Healthcare Systems online program tracks may transfer a maximum of six (6) semester hours or 10-quarter hours of graduate academic credit from a comparable regionally accredited academic institution. The credit must be in courses similar in content and rigor to Jacksonville University’s MSN Program, and the grade must be at least a “B”. To be eligible for transfer credit, the student must submit a transcript and catalog description of the course to the advisor of the MSN Program. A letter requesting the transfer credit will be sent to the Registrar and placed in the student’s file.

Selection Process - Admission to the MSN program is selective and limited to those students who demonstrate potential for successfully completing the program. The decision is based on evaluation of the student’s undergraduate program and grades earned, GRE scores if overall GPA is below 3.0, work experience (if applicable), letters of recommendation, and personal interview.

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• A $50.00 nonrefundable application fee
• Application
• Copy of current drivers license
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities.
• MSN degree from a Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education or National League of Nurses Accreditation Commission accredited program.
• Licensed or eligible for Florida licensure as an ARNP, or CNS
• National certification in specialty area that verifies a minimum of 500 hours of supervised clinical practice in specialty area
• Three letters of reference - two clinical and one professional/academic
• Unencumbered Background Check
• Curriculum Vitae
• MSN GPA of 3.3 or higher
• Proctored essay
• Interview with faculty in the applicant's area of specialization

Admission to the DNP degree program is selective and limited to those students who demonstrate a potential for successfully completing the program. The decision is based upon evaluation of the applicant’s undergraduate and graduate coursework, clinical and work experience, recommendations, and personal interview.

For a DNP application please contact Dr. Leigh Hart at lhart@ju.edu

• Dr. Leigh Hart
  Jacksonville University
  School of Nursing
  2800 University Boulevard North
  Jacksonville, FL 32211

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• A bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution with an overall undergraduate grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 on a 4.0.
• A completed graduate admission application form.
• Three (3) letters of recommendation.
• Submission of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score report.
• Submission of a two page Statement of Research and Professional Goals.

• All applications and official transcripts of undergraduate as well as graduate work must be on file in the Office of Admission prior to initial registration.
• Any exceptions to the preceding requirements must be approved by the Director of Marine Science Graduate Studies (Director).
• A $50 nonrefundable application fee.
• Interested students will need to complete a graduate admission application.
• In addition to all program admission requirements listed above, all international student applicants must also meet the JU Admissions requirements as outlined under International Students.

All application materials should be mailed to:

• Center for Professional Studies
  Jacksonville University
  2800 University Blvd. N.
  Jacksonville, FL 32277

Transient or Non-degree Student Application - Applications for admission to JU as a transient or non-degree seeking student must be filed with the Office of Admission prior to initial registration. Admission requirements include:

• A bachelor’s degree or higher from a regionally accredited institution.
• Official transcript(s) showing all undergraduate and graduate course work of the candidate.

Admission to Candidacy - A student may be admitted to candidacy for the degree only if all admissions materials have been filed with the Office of Admission - Graduate Programs. Students who have been admitted to graduate study as non-degree seeking must complete six (6) credit hours of graduate-level courses in the major subject areas at JU with a grade of “B” or better. The Director and GRC will then decide whether or not the student should be admitted to candidacy for the MS/MA in Marine Science degree.

Transfer of Credit - Six (6) semester hour credits or 10-quarter hour credits of course work with grades of “B” or above at the graduate level in courses similar in content and rigor to Jacksonville University’s MS/MA in Marine Science Program may be transferred from other regionally accredited institutions upon written petition by the student and with the approval of the Director and GRC. Graduate credit hours earned more than six years prior to graduation from the MS/MA in Marine Science Program will not be accepted. Graduate credit hours earned by correspondence will not be accepted.

All work transferred is subject to examination by JU. In no case will credit be transferred until the student has successfully completed six (6) credit hours of graduate work at JU. Any work transferred to JU will be entered as hours earned only and will not be used in the computation of the GPA. Only graduate courses will be considered for transfer. Further, this work must be pertinent to the course of study planned at JU. The last six (6) hours of graduate credit toward the MS/MA in Marine Science degree must be earned at Jacksonville University.

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Admission requirements include:

• Complete the online graduate admission application.
• $50 nonrefundable application fee.
• Submit via mail your official transcripts of academic work. A bachelor’s degree (with an undergraduate major in dance) from a regionally accredited institution or equivalent dance experience is required.
• Via the online application, the following is required:
  • Name and contact info for three (3) current reference
  • Curriculum vitae of experience
  • Artist's Statement to include artistic goals for the period of study
• Submit via mail, a DVD of selected works (12 minutes maximum).
• In addition to the program admission requirements, all international student applicants must also meet the JU admissions requirements as outlined under "International Students."
• Admission Process - The admissions process is highly selective. For low-residency acceptance, applicants must be mature, mid-career working artists.

Transfer of Credit - Transfer of credit will not be allowed in the graduate curriculum.

Admission to Candidacy - A student may be admitted to candidacy for the degree only if all admissions materials have been filed with the Office of Admission. All application materials must be submitted by March 31 for the summer semester beginning in June of the same year.

All application materials should be mailed to:

• Center for Professional Studies
  Jacksonville University
  2800 University Boulevard North
  Jacksonville, Florida 32211-3394

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For admissions requirements see School of Orthodontics - Admission.

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