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NOTE: Information on this and other pages of the SHS web site are subject to change without notice. Be certain to re-visit this section before you apply to determine if any changes have occurred since your last viewing. See also: All students, except for direct-entry students, must declare their concentration upon enrollment. Students who later wish to change their field of study should consult their faculty adviser. ApplyingApplicants are responsible for submitting complete application packets by the application deadlines. Applicants must submit the downloadable application and are responsible for mailing the complete application packet to the SHS Office of Admission. Each applicant packet must include the appropriate application, a non-refundable application fee,an application check-list, an essay or personal statement, resume, Certificate of Finances Form(for non-U.S. citizens), recommendation forms in signed/sealed envelopes and official academic transcripts in signed/sealed envelopes from all undergraduate and graduate institutions attended whether or not a degree was earned and regardless of when courses were taken, or if they are not specific to the program for which you are applying,or appear on another transcript as study abroad or transfer credit. RNs must also submit a notarized copy of their current nursing license. Official test score reports (TOEFL) must be sent directly by the Educational Testing Service to the SHS Office of Admission.The SHS code is 3761. Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study (C.A.G.S.)Applicants to the C.A.G.S. program (post master)must meet the general admission requirements with the exception of the GRE. Applicants must have earned a 3.0 graduate - study grade point average. Non-degree Students (U.S. Citizens and Permanent Residents Only)A potential applicant to the nursing program (not direct-entry or C.A.G.S.) may take up to two courses in the program as a non-degree student (special student) before applying to the program. Permission is granted on a space-available basis. Applicants to the DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) program are limited to taking one non-degree course before applying. see alsoDownloads
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