The applicant must submit 1) an application for admission and 2) evidence of a high school diploma or a recognized equivalent.
Additional requirements will apply to specific academic programs. For information, refer to the Academic Catalog..
Acceptable documentation of a high school diploma or recognized equivalent includes:
The admissions officer shall examine any document to corroborate, in their best judgment, that it is original and has no visible alterations to comply with the requirements. If AGMU has reason to believe a student’s diploma or transcript is not valid or was not obtained from an entity that provides secondary or postsecondary school education, it will complete additional steps to try to determine if the document is acceptable. These additional steps may include contacting the granting institution or confirming with a relevant department or state agency. AGMU reserves the right not to accept documents for the validity of which it cannot determine.
Applicants seeking admission to undergraduate programs must meet the following guidelines to complete the undergraduate student enrollment process:
Additionally, prospective students should note:
Further details of the admission requirements can be found in the Catalog.
Further details of the admission requirements can be found in the Catalog.
The applicant must submit 1) an application for admission, 2) an official transcript providing evidence of an earned baccalaureate degree with a minimum cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 2.25*.
*Applicants with a CGPA of less than 2.25 may be admitted to the institution at the discretion of the Dean of Academic Affairs or the designated academic representative via a documented personal interview.
Additional requirements will apply to specific academic programs. For information, refer to the Academic Catalog.
The admissions officer shall examine any document to corroborate, in their best judgment, that it is original and has no visible alterations to comply with the requirements. If AGMU has reason to believe a student’s diploma or transcript is not valid or was not obtained from an entity that provides secondary or postsecondary school education, it will complete additional steps to determine if the document is acceptable. These additional steps may include contacting the granting institution or confirming with a relevant department or state agency. AGMU reserves the right not to accept documents for the validity of which it cannot determine.
Supporting Documentation for Master Programs
Acceptable documentation to meet AGMU’s requirement related to prior academic experience and/or achievement includes:
Applicants seeking admission to Master programs must meet the following guidelines to complete the graduate student enrollment process:
Additionally, prospective students should note:
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The Advanced Standing Program in the Master of Social Work has additional requirements. Students admitted are given up to 27 credit hours of advanced standing to BSW graduates that meet the following conditions:
If all five conditions are met, an evaluation of transfer credits will be conducted by the MSW Program director. Courses will not be validated for students from programs not accredited by the CSWE.
Further details of the admission requirements can be found in the Catalog.
The applicant must submit 1) an application for admission and 2) an official transcript of credits providing evidence of an earned master’s degree with a minimum cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 3.30. The applicant must also submit the following documents to the Department Director for admission consideration 1) an Essay and 2) an updated curriculum vitae (CV) or resume.
Additional requirements will apply to specific academic programs. For information, refer to the Academic Catalog.
The admissions officer shall examine any document to corroborate, in their best judgment, that it is original and has no visible alterations to comply with the requirements. If AGMU has reason to believe a student’s diploma or transcript is not valid or was not obtained from an entity that provides secondary or postsecondary school education, it will complete additional steps to determine if the document is acceptable. These additional steps may include contacting the granting institution or confirming with a relevant department or state agency. AGMU reserves the right not to accept documents for the validity of which it cannot determine.
Supporting Documentation for Doctorate Degrees
Acceptable documentation to meet AGMU’s requirements related to prior academic experience and/or achievement include:
Applicants seeking admission to doctoral programs must meet the following guidelines to complete the doctoral student enrollment process:
Additionally, prospective students should note:
Further details of the admission requirements can be found in the Catalog.
Prospective D.N.P. students are selected for admission based on application content, academic record, curriculum of completed required courses, professional nursing licensure, and evaluation forms. Individual student transcripts and writing samples are evaluated by select faculty members, the program executive director, and the associate director of nursing. Admission to the DNP program requires:
Further details of the admission requirements can be found in the Catalog.
Once admitted to a program, a student is expected to register consecutively for each term and maintain satisfactory academic progress.
Students who have interrupted their studies for at least one semester, excluding summer semester, must apply for readmission to AGMU and:
a. Have a cumulative GPA that meets the retention index;
b. Have completed the required percentage of credits of the total attempted credits;
c. Have completed any applicable period of suspension due to academic reasons, accumulated credits or for disciplinary reasons, if applicable; and
d. Fulfill the current existing admission requirements of the program of study applied to, and all other general admissions requirements that apply.
In addition to these requirements, a student who was not in compliance with the standards of satisfactory academic progress (SAP) at the time they last attended or who was dismissed from AGMU for academic or disciplinary reasons is required to meet with their assigned Academic & Retention Counselor or Director of Retention to discuss their potential readmission application and any SAP requirements.
Students who are readmitted will be subject to the current curriculum and catalog in effect for their program of study at the time of readmission.
AGMU is currently accepting applications for international students.
NON-DEGREE SEEKING STUDENTS
General Requirements:
Students who wish to take credit courses for the purpose of special certifications or transfer of credits to another institution may seek admission and will be classified as non-degree-seeking student. Non-degree-seeking students must meet the established admissions criteria and submit all required documentation, including
1) an application for admission and, in some cases,
2) additional supporting documents, such as official transcripts of credits, transient student approval, which may vary depending on the desired academic coursework. NonDegree students do not qualify for federal financial aid.