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Graduate School Admission:
College of Education For admission to the Graduate Program, Anderson University will attempt to select only those students who show promise of being academically successful. As required for general admission each applicant’s record will be examined for evidence reflecting potential for intellectual and social growth, strength of character, and seriousness of purpose. The major factors considered in admission decisions for the graduate program are as follows: Completed application form accompanied by an official transcript of student’s academic records from every college and university previously attended
A Graduate Council will have the responsibility of accepting only those candidates who meet the requirements as set forth in the graduate school admission’s policy. The Graduate Council will consist of the Dean of the College of Education, one College of Education faculty member who does not teach in the graduate program, and one faculty member outside the College of Education. Please contact the graduate school admissions department for an application. PROVISIONAL ADMISSION Promising applicants who hold a baccalaureate degree but do not meet the formal requirements listed above may be granted provisional admission. Full graduate standing is granted when these students satisfactorily complete prescribed courses or otherwise remove deficiencies. They must meet any special conditions attached to their admission by either the Graduate Council no later than upon the completion of 15 semester hours of graduate credit. Among provisionally admitted applicants may be the following:
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