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Graduate Admissions
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Pursue your calling with North Greenville University’s graduate and doctoral programs. NGU offers advanced study in growing fields such as education, business, ministry, and science. Gain practical and knowledge and connections from an experienced faculty and be equipped for the next step in your career.
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Learn everything you need to know about North Greenville University’s graduate programs in five minutes! Find the area of study you are interested in and learn more information from our experienced faculty members.
Your Questions, Answered.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the admission requirements?
We require official transcripts from every school you have attended. A minimum 2.0 GPA is required for admission into our bachelor’s programs. Master’s and doctorate programs have additional GPA requirements.
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Do I need to take the SAT, ACT, or other standardized tests?
No, we evaluate applicants based on transcripts and GPA.
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Can I transfer credits from another school?
Yes, we allow up to 90 transfer credits from other institutions.
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Are there application deadlines, or can I enroll anytime?
We offer five start terms for most online programs: January, March, May, August, and October. In-person MBA and doctorate programs start in either January or August. However, students must be admitted three weeks prior to the start of the term to ensure that they are prepared to begin classes. Some exceptions may be made depending on the circumstances.
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Is there an application fee?
No, there is no application fee.
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Are the courses self-paced or scheduled?
Online courses are flexible, with weekly assignments and due dates. You can complete work at your convenience as long as it is submitted by the assignment deadline.
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Will I have access to professors and academic support?
Yes, you will have direct access to your professors via email or phone if your chosen program is online, as well as academic support resources as needed.