Application Deadlines and Requirements - Coastal Carolina University
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Deadlines and Requirements

GRADUATE PROGRAMS APPLICATION DEADLINES AND REQUIREMENTS •

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 COLLEGE / PROGRAMS FALL SPRING SUMMER I

 Wall College of Business Administration


MBA May 15 Oct. 15 April 15
M.Acc. May 15 Oct. 15 April 15

 Spadoni College of Education and Social Sciences


MAT NA Nov 20 May 20
M.Ed. Educational Leadership July 15 NA NA
M.Ed. Instructional Technology July 1 Dec. 1 May 1
Ed.S. Instructional Technology NA NA May 1
M.Ed. Special Education June 1 Nov. 1 May 1
M.Ed. Language, Literacy and Culture June 1 Nov. 1 May 1
Certificate in Online Teaching and Training July 1 Dec. 1 May 1
Certificate in Computer Science Education  July 1 Dec. 1** May 1
Ph.D. Education Sciences July 1 N/A NA

 Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts


M.A. Communication Jan. 31* Nov. 15 NA
M.A. Liberal Studies Jan. 31* Nov. 15 NA
M.A. Writing Jan. 31* Nov. 15 NA
M.A. Music Technology Jan. 31* NA NA

Gupta College of Science


M.S. Coastal Marine and Wetland Studies Jan. 15 Nov. 1 NA
Ph.D. Marine Science: Coastal and Marine Systems Science Jan. 15 Nov. 1 NA
M.S. Information Systems Technology June 15 NA NA
       

 HTC Honors College


Women in Technology Graduate Certificate June 15 Nov. 15 May 1
       
 Conway Medical Center College of Health and Human Performance      
M.S. Sport Management June 15 Nov. 15 NA

*Application review will continue after this date, however applications in by the deadline will have priority consideration.
**Spring entry to this program is contingent on applicant’s CS background

Categories of Graduate Admission

Students admitted to graduate study are placed in one of two general categories: degree seeking graduate students or non-degree seeking graduate students.

Degree Seeking Graduate Students

Students are accepted into a graduate degree program based on the admission requirements within the program. Applicants are required to meet all standards for admission if they wish to pursue a degree program. Admission decisions are made by committees within each graduate program. Upon acceptance, the applicant is sent an acceptance letter and an acceptance form. The form must be completed and returned to the office indicated. Students admitted into a degree program are assigned a graduate adviser to assist in developing a plan of study. Before enrolling, students should consult with their adviser to ensure which courses will count in the degree program.

Non-degree Seeking Graduate Students

The category of non-degree admission is available for qualified students with reasons for earning graduate credit without a degree objective. Credits earned as a non-degree student may be applied toward degree requirements only upon approval by the academic unit offering the degree. A maximum of 12 graduate credit hours may be applied toward degree requirements. Non-degree seeking students are not assigned advisers. However, they may consult with the designated graduate coordinator/director with the college about both specific and general information. Students holding non-degree admission are advised to contact the graduate coordinator/director in the academic area where a particular course is offered as to their eligibility to register for the course. 

Students admitted in a non-degree classification are not eligible for student financial aid.