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Applications are still accepted and reviewed beyond these dates. However, applications submitted beyond these
dates may adversely affect the applicant’s level of consideration depending on the timing of the submission and
when programs issue admission offers.
Application Submission
All required application materials should be submitted directly to the MCW Graduate School. Applications can be
submitted electronically through the online admission portal (www.admissions.mcw.edu
). An application is
considered submitted after all required information is provided and the application fee has been paid. A submitted
application will be considered “Complete” once all of the required supplemental documents have been received.
The supplemental documents required for an application are dependent on the degree being sought and the
applicant’s citizenship status and/or educational history. A submitted application that is missing any of the
required supplemental documents will be considered “Incomplete” and may adversely affect the applicant’s level
of consideration. All applications and supplemental materials are compiled by the MCW Graduate School Office
and reviewed before the evaluation by appropriate graduate program(s). Once an applicant has been identified as
an acceptable candidate for admission by a graduate program, a recommendation for acceptance is sent by the
admission or program director to the Dean of the Graduate School. The Dean will review the recommendation for
acceptance from the perspective of applicant credentials and program resources. For acceptable candidates, the
Dean of the Graduate School extends an offer for admission.
Master’s Joint-Program Application Submission
All Master’s joint-program applications must be submitted to MCW’s partner school (i.e. Marquette University).
All application submissions
require a $50 fee. Application fee
waivers are available to qualified
individuals (see below for more
All application submissions
require a $50 fee. Application fee
waivers are available to qualified
individuals (see below for more
All application submissions
require a $50 fee.
Transcripts
Prospective or current applicants
must make arrangements to
have an official transcript from
any current or previously
attended college/university were
a baccalaureate degree or higher
was earned, or is in the process
of being earned, as part of their
applicant file. Applications will
be considered “Incomplete” until
any required transcript is
Prospective or current applicants
must make arrangements to have
an official transcript from any
current or previously attended
college/university were a
baccalaureate degree or higher
was earned, or is in the process
of being earned, as part of their
applicant file. Applications will be
considered “Incomplete” until
any required transcript is
Prospective or current applicants
must make arrangements to have
one official transcript from a
previously attended
college/university were a
baccalaureate degree or higher
was earned as part of their
applicant file. Applications will be
considered “Incomplete” until
any required transcript is
received.
Letters of Recommendation
*
Prospective or current applicants
are responsible for arranging for
and ensuring submission of three
(3) letters of recommendation.
Each letter of recommendation
must be accompanied by a
recommendation form. At least
two (2) recommendations should
be from individuals at academic
institutions where the applicant
has studied, if recent. It is
preferred that letters of
recommendation be written on
official institution letterhead.
Prospective or current applicants
are responsible for arranging for
and ensuring submission of two
(2) letters of recommendation*.
Each letter of recommendation
must be accompanied by a
recommendation form. It is
preferred that letters of
recommendation be written on
official institution letterhead.
Both the letter and form can be
submitted via the admission
portal, scan-and-email from the
recommenders business account
Non-Degree Seeking applicants
do not need letters of
recommendation for admission
consideration.