• Completion of a baccalaureate degree or higher from an accredited university with a minimum of 2.75 GPA.
• An official transcript from the institution granting bachelor’s or graduate degree.
• One letter of professional recommendation is required for MHCL and MMIS.  MBA requires two letters of recommendation. One personal and one professional.
• Completion of program interview process.
• Written approval of admission by the Program Director.
• Completed application for admission and a non-refundable fee of $35 ($50 International fee).

• A teaching license.
• One year teaching experience.
• A baccalaureate degree with an education concentration.

OR

A baccalaureate degree with a non-education concentration and courses completed to satisfy state requirements for licensure.

• Two letters of recommendation – one from a fellow educator and one from a school administrator.
• Completion of program interview process.
• Written approval of admission by the program director after review of the admission requirements.
• Acceptance of the requirements as described in the Technical Requirements Guide for On-Line and Web-Enhanced Programs.
• Completed application for admission and a non-refundable fee of $35 ($50 International fee).

• Official transcripts from all institutions attended.
• A total of 62 or more earned credit hours.
• A cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or above.
• Earned credit in a College Math course.
• Completed application for admission with $35 application fee.

Please Note: Standard undergraduate credit hours from an accredited higher education institution are generally accepted by Friends University. Credits from a technical or trade school along with work experience and job certifications; may be honored through the Professional Technical Training credit evaluation.

What is Professional Technical Training? Friends University recognizes that learning may take place in settings other than the college classroom. Many adult students have acquired knowledge from training or life experiences such as a job; self-education; or practical experience; is equivalent to learning gained in in the classroom. Where college-level learning from these experiences can be verified and properly documented, Friends University may award some college credit. The program allows up to 30 credit hours to be evaluated and apply toward incoming applicant’s total undergraduate credit hour amount.

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