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Application Deadline has been
extended to May 10, 2008
for the Fall 2008
Alvernia College grants admission to students
whose prior education and life experience enhance the diversity
and collegiate experience for the entire student body of the doctoral
programs. It is the policy of Alvernia College to offer admission
to applicants without regard to race, color, creed, sex, age, religion
or national origin. Application to Alvernia College is on a rolling
admissions basis as is notification of acceptance to the College.
A master's degree is a recquirement for admission into the program.
A student seeking admission to the Alvernia College Doctoral Program
should
follow
these procedures:
Application
Applicants must send the completed application form and the $100 nonrefundable
application fee to the Graduate and Continuing Studies Office. This form can
be obtained by contacting the Graduate and Continuing Studies Office, or applications
may also be completed and submitted via the College's website
(www.alvernia.edu/graduate/phd/application.htm).
Applicants must also submit the following documents to demonstrate potential
as a doctoral student.
Transcript
(Please note a master's degree is recquired for admission into the Doctoral Progarm.)
An
official
transcript
indicating
that
the
applicant
has
earned an appropriate graduate degree from an accredited college or university
must
be
submitted to
the Alvernia College Graduate and Continuing Studies Office. A grade point average
of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale for all previous graduate work is typically required.
Recommendation Letters
Doctoral program applicants must submit three letters of recommendation from
former professors, employers, supervisors, or religious or community leaders
familiar with the applicant's personal, educational, or professional achievements.
All letters of
recommendation must be forwarded directly to the Graduate and
Continuing Studies Office.
Examination Scores
Scores from the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) are preferred,
however the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) and the
Millers Analogies Test (MAT) are accepted. Scores must
be from the last two years. The examination scores in combination
with grade point averages from previous graduate course work, will
be used in assessing a student's previous educational achievement
levels and to evaluate the potential for meeting the demands of
course work. Professional experience will also be weighed against
the results of any scores submitted from a graduate school entrance
examination.
Personal Statement
Applicants must submit a statement that summarizes the value of
the program of doctoral study for their personal and professional
growth and development. Educational and professional experiences
that serve as the foundation for doctoral study should be described.
Accomplishments
Submit evidence of academic or professional awards, special certifications, samples of scholarly or creative work, or completion of specialized examinations.
Professional Resume
Interview with Doctoral Program Director
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