Applicants must submit the following:
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completed application with $40 nonrefundable application fee
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official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended
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a satisfactory score on either the GMAT or GRE Exam
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waived for those who already have a master’s degree. In addition, students with a minimum 3.25 undergraduate GPA and five or more years of post-baccalaureate work experience that demonstrates career progression may apply for a waiver of the standardized test requirement
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test scores are not required for those applying to a certificate program.
Priority Application Deadlines
| July 16 |
fall semester |
| November 16 |
spring semester |
| April 16 |
summer semester |
Applications received after these deadlines will be considered on a space-available basis.
Additional Admission Requirements
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Applicants for this program must have a recent bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution in a computer-related field or a degree in another subject with a post-baccalaureate certificate in
Information Technology or
Computer Science, or equivalent industry certifications.
- Software Engineering track applicants are required to hold a bachelor’s degree or post-baccalaureate certificate in Computer Science
- Project Management and Technology Leadership track applicants are expected to have a minimum of two years of IT work experience
- An interview with the program director may be required.
Dual Degree Program Admission and Enrollment
Students seeking admission to a dual degree program must meet admission requirements for both programs.
International Students
Because of the sequencing of courses in some graduate programs, international students enrolling for the first time in either the spring or summer semester may find it difficult to maintain their full-time student status taking only courses required by the program. International students who want to begin a graduate Business program in the spring or summer should consult with the Office of Graduate Admissions first and/or the program director about potential scheduling challenges.