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Texas Christian University will admit qualified students without regard to race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age and veteran or handicapped status, in accordance with Title IX and other governmental regulations.

General Requirements

For admission, an applicant must possess a bachelor's degree from an institution regarded as standard by the University and a regional accrediting agency.

For unconditional admission, the student must have satisfactory undergraduate preparation for the particular degree sought. This is determined by the chair of the major department and the dean of the appropriate school/college, and includes a "B" average in either the last 60 hours of undergraduate work or in all undergraduate work; a "B" average in the major field and satisfactory scores on the appropriate tests required by the school or college.

Individual departments or schools or colleges may set higher standards and require other tests. Specific departmental admission requirements are given at the beginning of the list of departmental course offerings.

A satisfactory application does not guarantee acceptance. An application may be rejected if there are more applicants than openings in the intended major area or if the program TCU provides is not suitable to the applicant's vocational goals, for example.

Complete and certified transcripts (mailed from the registrar's office directly to TCU) from all colleges attended, an application form with application fee (if applicable) and a Report of Health History including documentation of the required immunizations are required. These forms may be obtained from the appropriate dean's office.

Undergraduate Prerequisites

In most departments, a minimum prerequisite of 24 semester hours is required in the major field.

Deficiencies in Preparation

A student who lacks certain courses prerequisite to full standing for graduate study must enroll in these as soon as possible by arrangement with the major department. ("Enrolled in" refers to a valid registration for an academic course at TCU.)

Types of Admission

TCU provides six types of admission:

1. Unconditional Admission

Unconditional admission is granted to applicants who have met all of the general requirements for admission as well as the particular admission requirements of the department and school/college, and who have completed all admission formalities.

2. Conditional Admission

Conditional admission may be granted to applicants who have been unable to complete all admission requirements by the application deadline. In each such case, an appropriate, specific deadline for satisfying the explicit conditions is given to the student, not to exceed one semester, and may include restriction of hours to be taken as a conditionally admitted student. Special permission to extend the deadline by at most one semester may be requested in writing from the college or school dean. Students who have not removed the conditions by the extended deadline will not be permitted to register for classes. Schools and colleges may have more stringent policies regarding conditional admission.

3. Non-Degree Graduate Admission

Non-Degree graduate admission may be given to an applicant who (1) meets the general requirements for admission, (2) is not an applicant for a degree program, and (3) wishes to enroll for graduate work for credit.

Non-Degree admission requires completion of the appropriate application form, a letter stating why the student is requesting non-degree admission, $50 application fee, and submission of one official transcript mailed to TCU from the registrar's office of each college attended showing all work the student has previously completed. Applications for Non-Degree admission require the approval of the department concerned and the appropriate dean's office. A maximum of 9 hours of graduate study is permitted under Non-Degree admission.

Courses taken under this status are not credited toward requirements for a degree. If, at some later date, degree admission is desired, the student must complete all regular admission formalities. At the time of application for degree admission, courses previously taken as a non-degree student may be evaluated for possible degree credit. Upon recommendation of the department to which the student is admitted and with approval of the appropriate dean's office, a maximum of 9 hours taken in a non-degree graduate status may be credited toward degree requirements.

4. Visiting Graduate Student Admission

Visiting Graduate Student admission may be granted to students enrolled in graduate programs at other universities but who desire to take courses from TCU for transfer. Students should get prior approval for this work from their graduate school since the receiving institution has the right to accept or reject transfer courses.

Requirements for Visiting Graduate Student admission are a completed application form, including $50 application fee, and a letter of good standing mailed to TCU from the registrar's office of the student's institution.

5. Admission for TCU Seniors

Admission for TCU seniors is sometimes permitted. A qualified TCU senior may begin graduate work during the final bachelor's semester. The student must be within 9 hours of completing all requirements for the bachelor's degree and must be enrolled for the courses which will fill those requirements.

In addition to other application materials a statement of standing indicating that the student is within the 9-hour limit of completing the degree requirements from the registrar or the academic dean is required. These materials must be submitted prior to the registration period. This admission is limited to TCU seniors only and may be for degree admission or for non-degree student admission.

6. Workshop Admission

Workshop Admission is a simplified admission procedure for the student who wishes to attend a special graduate seminar or workshop offered by TCU. Admission will be granted to applicants who hold at least a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in the U.S. or proof of equivalent training at a foreign institution and are in good standing at all colleges and/or universities previously attended. Graduate credit will be given for grades of "B" or better. Such a student is not regarded as an applicant for a degree program.

Procedures for Making Application for Graduate Study

In most cases, application may be made online. Visit the appropriate School or College website from www.graduate.tcu.edu for information about applying online.

Paper applications, along with a $50 application fee, should be sent to the following offices at Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas 76129, depending on the desired field of study:

AddRan College of Humanities and Social Sciences

TCU Box 297200

M. J. Neeley School of Business

TCU Box 298540

College of Communication

TCU Box 298040

School of Education

TCU Box 297900

College of Fine Arts

TCU Box 298000

Harris College of Nursing and Health Sciences

TCU Box 298625

College of Science and Engineering

TCU Box 298960

Graduate Studies and Research

TCU Box 297023

In addition to the application for admission, prospective students must have two official transcripts mailed from the registrar's office, for all previous colleges attended, to the appropriate office. If the last school attended was TCU, the appropriate office will obtain the necessary records.

Notices of admission to graduate study are not held for release on any particular date but are sent as soon as action is taken. Successful applicants are notified of the date for which acceptance has been granted.

Graduate Financial Aid Applications

Candidates for fall admission who are applicants for financial aid should complete all application procedures by March 1 preceding the fall semester they plan to begin study. A financial aid form may be submitted at the same time as the application for admission and may be obtained from the offices listed above.

Graduate Entrance Examinations

Official Scores on the Graduate Record Examination (GRE), Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) or other appropriate professional tests must be submitted if required by the major department. The examinations are administered through the Educational Testing Service (ETS), www.ets.org. Official scores must be sent to TCU by ETS. See college/department listings for required tests and other admission requirements.

Information and Registration Bulletins for the GRE are available from ETS and in Graduate Studies and Research, 208 Sadler; GMAT applications are available from ETS and in the MBA Office in the M. J. Neeley School of Business.

Graduate Admission for TCU Faculty

Members of the TCU faculty with the rank of instructor or above who meet the regular requirements for admission are eligible to register for individual graduate courses or for graduate work leading to an advanced degree. However, they are not eligible to become candidates for a doctoral degree in the academic unit in which they are employed at TCU.

Graduate Admission for International Students

1. Admission of International Students

Admission standards are the same for all students, regardless of country of origin or residency. However, students on F or J visas are required to show English proficiency via the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language), with a score of 550 (paper) or 213 (computer), or at least a 55 on each section. The TWE may also be required and it is at the discretion of individual departments to establish higher standards if necessary.

TCU's Intensive English Program staff conducts interviews and exams where necessary in support of TOEFL and TWE requirements and University Graduate study expectations. Extra support/needs are reported to the graduate director and the student will be notified as to courses needed during the students' first term and any subsequent terms of study.

Transfer students within the United States may submit evidence of one year of successful study (within the last two years) in order to have evidence of English requirements waived.

2. Financial Capability and Affidavits

F and J students are required by US law to provide evidence of sufficient funding to live and study in the United States prior to issuance of any immigration documents. A sufficient financial packet must include, a) the TCU Financial Statement accompanied by an original bank statement indicating sufficient funding for ALL expenses. This may be completed by student, family, friend or organization, but must include specific financial data on official financial institution letterhead, b) as well as an Affidavit of Support from persons named in sponsorship records, verifying willingness to sponsor student. Students should submit any financial award from TCU as part of their financial portfolio. All international graduate students must pay a non-refundable $50 orientation fee, due at the time of application submission. There is an additional application fee for students applying to the Neeley School of Business. The regular graduate school application fee is waived for international applicants to programs not in Neeley. Further information may be found at wholewideworld.tcu.edu and includes all necessary forms.

3. Medical Insurance Coverage and University Health Record Requirements

All students on student visas must have insurance coverage during their entire time at TCU. The Brown Lupton Health Center provides coverage for international students; enrollment is mandatory and automatic for all students, with the exception of those students in sponsored (J Visa) programs requiring purchase prior to arrival. Students with dependants (F-2/J-2) may request waiver under specific circumstances, but national coverage in home country does not merit waiver and will not be considered.

A medical history form with a record of all immunizations is required prior to registration and is included in the prearrival packet for international students.

4. Prearrival Information

Wholewideworld.tcu.edu contains information on the above requirements and many other questions you have about coming to TCU. Included are web applications to request a roommate prior to arrival, what you can expect when you get to Texas, and a lot of useful information that has been selected based upon student input on needed information before, during and after initial arrival in the United States. 2351a5e196