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Graduate Admissions FAQ

Get the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions that you, as a graduate applicant to Stetson University, might have.

You can find the complete list of graduate programs and where they are offered on the graduate Academic Programs webpage.

Each program has slightly different admission requirements. Refer to the Graduate Student Admissions webpage for specific information on admission requirements.

Each program has its own application deadline. Refer to the Graduate Student Admissions webpage for specific information on admission requirements.

Stetson University requires the completion of standardized testing as part of the application process. The specific test that is required depends on the graduate program to which you're applying:

  • Graduate programs in the College of Law require the LSAT exam.
  • Graduate programs in teacher education require the GRE if the minimum GPA requirement is not met.
  • Accounting – GMAT/GRE Required
  • Business Administration – GMAT/GRE Optional
  • Flex Business Administration – GMAT/GRE Optional
  • Law/Business Administration – GMAT/GRE Optional (Check with Stetson College of Law for LSAT requirements for Law School Admission)
  • Pharmacy/Business Administration – GMAT/GRE Optional
  • Master of Healthcare Administration/Business Administration – GMAT/GRE Optional

Refer to the Graduate Student Admissions webpage for specific graduate international student requirements.

After all your application requirements are met, you will usually be notified on your decision within three business days.

While the application for admission can be completed online, you are required to submit supplemental application materials before your application can be considered complete. Please email or mail these materials to:

Email: [email protected]

Mailing Address:
Office of Graduate Admission
421 N. Woodland Blvd., Unit 8289
DeLand, FL 32723

Stetson University will accept up to six graduate credits from a similarly accredited institution. An official transcript with the graduate-level courses shown as well as course descriptions and, in some cases, course syllabi, are required. Potential transfer courses must have been completed with a grade of B or better. Each transfer decision is made on a case-by-case basis.

Stetson University offers financial aid to graduate students. Information on specific aid options may be obtained from the Office of Student Financial Aid. They may also be contacted at [email protected], 386-822-7120 or 800-688-7120.

If you're employed, please check with your employer to see if they offer tuition reimbursement benefits. If you plan on utilizing a tuition reimbursement plan, please inform the Office of Admission as soon as possible so that they may help you to facilitate that process.

Classes vary in size depending on the program type, campus it is located on, and the class itself, but typically they vary between 6 and 30.

Absolutely! Please contact the Office of Graduate Admissions at [email protected] or 386-822-7100 to make arrangements and schedule a date and time for your visit.

You can ask individual professors and staff members for letters of recommendation at any time. You can also use Stetson University's Career Success for help in finding employment.