The Jack N. AverittCollege of Graduate Studies (COGS) at Georgia Southern University welcomes your application for graduate study. Consideration for admission to the COGS at Georgia Southern University will be given to applicants who hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited institution in the United States or an equivalent degree from a Ministry of Education approved university-level institution in a foreign country.

Graduate admission to the University is a collaborative process between the COGS and the graduate faculty in the academic departments. Each department has a designated graduate program director/coordinator who serves as a liaison to the COGS. The application for admission, along with specified supporting materials, should be submitted to the Office of Admissions prior to the deadlines for the semester in which the applicant is seeking admission.

Application materials are forwarded to the academic departments for their review and recommendation. The COGS reviews the department's recommendation and makes the final determination on acceptance. Admission is restricted to include only those students whose academic records indicate that they can successfully undertake graduate work.

Applicants must be admitted to the COGS before they are eligible to register for classes. Only students formally admitted to the COGS are eligible to enroll in graduate courses (courses numbered 5000G, 6000, 7000, 8000 and 9000). Official acceptance is conveyed to the applicant in a formal letter issued by the Dean of the COGS.

Admission is granted for a specific semester and is validated by registration for that semester. Applicants wishing to defer admission to a subsequent semester may request a one-time deferral as long as the request occurs before the start of the original semester of matriculation.

While the majority of graduate programs are offered at the Statesboro campus, resident graduate credit is offered at the off-campus centers in Brunswick, Dublin, Hinesville, and Savannah. Admission and degree requirements are identical to those of the on-campus programs.

The following information includes instructions and the materials needed to complete an application for admission to graduate study at Georgia Southern University.

A prospective student who plans to take additional course work beyond the baccalaureate degree must apply to the COGS and be admitted under one of the following classifications:

Students who are admitted to the COGS with the expressed intention of following a program leading to a graduate degree are classified as degree-seeking students. When admitted as a degree-seeking student, the applicant will be placed in one of the following categories:

1. Regular - A prospective candidate who meets all requirements for unconditional admission and has been recommended by the college, department or program in which he/she proposes to study, and approved by the COGS is classified as a regular degree-seeking student.
2. Provisional - A prospective candidate who does not satisfy the full admission requirements will be classified in this category under conditions specified at the time of admission. The COGS will establish these conditions based on the recommendation of the graduate faculty of the department in the college or program in which the student proposes to study. A student admitted in this category will be reclassified to regular admission when the conditions have been met. A student initiating graduate work under this classification may enroll in graduate courses leading to a degree and such courses may be counted in a degree program when the student has met the specified conditions and has been reclassified. Only credit earned in graduate courses at Georgia Southern University may be used to satisfy provisional admission requirements. Failure to satisfy the conditions of provisional admission will result in exclusion from the degree program. A student excluded from a graduate degree program for failure to meet the conditions of provisional admission may not be readmitted to the COGS under non-degree admission to continue to study in the major area. There is no provisional admission to the Doctorate of Education.

An applicant may be admitted to the COGS as a non-degree student to earn credit in graduate courses without working toward a degree. Admission as a non-degree student does not guarantee subsequent admission to a graduate degree program; that is a separate process, and different criteria must be met. Students who are admitted in a non-degree category may apply to a degree program at any time. Upon the advisor's recommendation, non-degree courses may be included in the graduate degree program of study should the student gain reclassification as a degree student. A student may be admitted to the COGS in one of the following non-degree admission categories:

Limited - A student whose file is incomplete because certain required application materials have not been received in the Office of Admissions for degree admission consideration may be admitted in this category. Enrollment in the Non-Degree Limited category is limited to a maximum of nine (9) semester hours of credit in graduate courses in any seven contiguous years. A student may count the graduate credit hours earned under the Non-Degree Limited admission category toward graduate degree program requirements if recommended by the degree Graduate Program Director and approved by the Dean of the College of Graduate Studies.

Enrichment - A student who holds an undergraduate or graduate degree and desires to take courses for personal or professional improvement/enrichment may be admitted in this category. Enrollment in the Non-Degree Enrichment category is unlimted. A student may count a maximum of nine (9) semester hours of graduate credits toward degree program requirements if recommended by the degree Graduate Program Director and approved by the Dean of the College of Graduate Studies.

Certificate - A student who holds an undergraduate or graduate degree can pursue a graduate certificate program through the Non-degree Certificate option. Note that admission as a Non-degree Certificate student and completion of the certificate program does not guarantee subsequent admission to a graduate degree program; that is a separate process, and different criteria must be met. Enrollment in the Non-Degree Certificate category is limited to the number of hours required for the certificate program, not to exceed 18 semester hours of credit in graduate courses in any seven contiguous years unless additional hours are approved by the College of Graduate Studies. A student may count the graduate credit hours earned as part of the certificate program toward graduate degree program requirements if recommended by the degree Graduate Program Director and approved by the Dean of the College of Graduate Studies.

Teaching/Service/Leadership Education Certification - A student seeking initial certification as a P-12 educator (teaching, service or leadership certification as defined by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission) may be admitted in this category and enroll in graduate courses required for certification in any seven contiguous years. In addition, in-service teachers enrolling to meet requirements of a local board of education or the Georgia Professional Standards Commission to renew or reinstate a certificate, to certify in a new area, or to obtain an endorsement to an existing certificate may enroll in graduate courses for credit for credit through this category. Note that admission in this category and completion of a certification program does not guarantee subsequent admission to a graduate degree program; that is a separate process, and different criteria must be met. Enrollment in this category is limited to the number of hours required for certification and/or endorsement not to exceed 18 semester hours of credit in graduate courses in any seven contiguous years unless additional hours are approved by the College of Graduate Studies. A student may count the graduate credit hours earned as part of the certification/endorsement program(s) toward graduate degree program requirements if recommended by the degree Graduate Program Director and approved by the Dean of the College of Graduate Studies.

Students who are currently enrolled in a graduate program at another university may take courses at Georgia Southern University as a transient student. In order to be admitted as a transient student, the student must submit a transient student application and a certificate of good standing from a recognized graduate school at another institution. A student is admitted under this classification for one semester only and must be readmitted under this classification each subsequent semester in transient status.

A senior, within 9 semester hours of completing the requirements for the bachelor's degree, may apply for Senior Privilege to be permitted to enroll in courses for graduate credit providing:

The student submits a Senior Privilege Application Form,

Permission to enroll in such courses is obtained from the chairperson of the department involved, the appropriate graduate program director, and the COGS;

Except for the degree, the student is otherwise qualified for Regular Admission to the COGS, and;

The total term load does not exceed fifteen (15) semester hours, with no more than nine (9) hours of graduate credit. Under no circumstances may a course be used for both graduate and undergraduate credit.

Please Read all instructions carefully. It is recommended that you explore the Department/Program web page to insure that you have up-to-date information about degree admission requirements. You may also view the Georgia Southern University catalog for detailed information regarding graduate degree programs offered and admission requirements. It is your responsibility to follow all instructions and submit all required materials. For specific information about the program for which you wish to apply, you may contact the Graduate Program Director or Coordinator for the program. If you have questions about the application process or the status of your application, you may contact the Office of Admissions.

A non-refundable application fee of $50 must accompany all applications. Applications will not be processed unless the application fee is received. The application fee can be paid with credit card (VISA or MasterCard) or electronic check drawn on a United States bank.

Application for admission to the COGS at Georgia Southern University should be completed on-line. Additional application materials should be submitted to the Office of Admissions prior to the deadline unless otherwise specified.

Applicants are responsible for submitting all application materials required for admission. These items include, but are not limited to, application for admission, application fee, official transcripts, admission test scores, letters of recommendation from persons who have knowledge of applicant's academic abilities and any supplemental materials required by the specific program. International students are also required to submit a completed Sevis Data Form (Financial Statement Form) and an original bank statement not more than 6 months old that documents required funds. Please use the following checklists to help you organize your application.

• Completed Georgia Southern University Application for Admission - Graduate, including a $50 (US) non-refundable application fee in the form of a credit card (MasterCard or Visa) or electronic check drawn on a United States bank
• Official transcripts from each college or university previously attended. Transcripts must be designated as official and sent directly from the institution(s) previously attended to the Office of Graduate Admissions. Transcripts marked "Issued to Student" will not be accepted. Applicants who have attended Georgia Southern University are not required to submit Georgia Southern transcripts.
• Official test scores as required for the selected program. Scores must be current, within the last five years, and sent directly from the testing agency to the Office of Admissions.
• Other documents as required by the department, college, or program. These may include letters of recommendation, statement of purpose, and/or a resume. See Supplemental Application Materials below for information on program requirements.
• Applicants who are applying for a graduate assistantship must complete the Graduate Assistantship Application and submit it to the COGS. The Graduate Assistantship Application can be found at http://cogs.georgiasouthern.edu. Select "Download Forms" then select Forms for Assistantships/Scholarships/Aid then select Graduate Assistantship Application Form.

All students must complete and submit a Certificate of Immunization form to provide documentation of immunization to be eligible to register in classes. The Certificate of Immunization Form may be accessed from the Office of Health Services web site at http://services.georgiasouthern.edu/health/imm_forms.php This form should be completed and sent directly to the Office o f Health Services.

Georgia Southern University subscribes to the principles of international education and to the basic concept that only through education and understanding by individuals from diverse cultures can mutual respect, appreciation, and tolerance of others be achieved. An international applicant must qualify for Regular Admission to be granted admission to the College of Graduate Studies. International applicants for admission to the COGS must submit the following:

• Completed Georgia Southern University Application for Admission - Graduate, including a $50 (US) non-refundable application fee in the form of a credit card (MasterCard or Visa) or electronic check drawn on a United States bank.
• Certified copy of diploma and certified English translation of diploma. This must be sent directly from the institution(s) previously attended to the Office of Admissions.
• Certified original and English translations of transcripts. Transcripts designated as official must be sent directly from the institution to the Office of Admissions. Transcripts marked "Issued to Student" will not be accepted. Applicants who have attended Georgia Southern University are not required to submit Georgia Southern transcripts. Applicants who have attended or graduated from a U.S. college or university must have the transcripts sent directly from the U.S. institution to the Office of Admissions. Applicants must submit an evaluation of international transcripts completed by a professional evaluation agency. Georgia Southern University requires that applicants use World Education Services (WES) for the professional evaluations. Visit the web site http://www.wes.org/ to view which documents are required for your country and to request a Comprehensive Course-by-Course Report (cost $150). Identify Georgia Southern University as a receiving institution at the time of application with WES: Georgia Southern University, Office of Admissions, PO Box 8113, Statesboro, GA 30460.
• Official TOEFL scores of at least 213 computer-based or 550 paper-based. These must come directly from ETS: Educational Testing Services to the Office of Admissions at Georgia Southern University.
• Official test scores as required for the selected program. Scores must be current, within the last five years, and sent directly from the testing agency to the Office of Graduate Admissions.
• SEVIS Data Form http://academics.georgiasouthern.edu/international/international_student/SEVIS_Data_Form.pdf. This form is issued by the Center for International Studies in order to receive information required to issue an I-20 form for the student to apply for an F-1 (student) visa or to initiate an F-1 transfer from another U.S. school. The Sevis Data Form must be completed and signed by both the applicant and the guarantor (person responsible for paying the tuition). This form should be submitted to the Center for International Studies. If the student is in the United States or has a U.S. visa, a copy of the visa, I-94, and passport information must be submitted at the time of application. Permanent residents (green card holders) are required to submit a copy of their resident alien card
• Certified Bank Statement confirming finances. (See page 1 of the SEVIS Data Form for specifications). The bank statement, not more than 6 months old, must have an original signature and/or seal, and must list the name of the account holder. The account holder's name must match the guarantor's name on the SEVIS Data Form. Please consult the above referenced form for the specifics regarding the amount of funding required.
• Other documents as required by the department, college, or program. These may include letters of recommendation, statement of purpose, and/or a resume. See Supplemental Application Materials below for information on program requirements.
• Applicants who are applying for a graduate assistantship must complete the Graduate Assistantship Application and submit it to the COGS. The Graduate Assistantship Application can be found at http://cogs.georgiasouthern.edu. Select "Download Forms" then select Forms for Assistantships/Scholarships/Aid then select Graduate Assistantship Application Form.
• All students must complete and submit a Certificate of Immunization form to provide documentation of immunization to be eligible to register in classes. The Certificate of Immunization Form may be accessed from the Office of Health Services web site at http://services.georgiasouthern.edu/health/imm_forms.php. This form should be completed and sent directly to the Office o f Health Services. International students may satisfy the Immunization requirement at the Office of Health Services upon arrival on the GSU Campus.

Health Insurance - All international students are required to have adequate student health insurance as determined by Georgia Southern University. A health insurance plan is available through the University. The current cost for this insurance is approximately $600.00 per academic year and is subject to change. Charges for this insurance will be on the student's invoice and collected with other university fees. Insurance for families is available at a significantly higher cost. Students who can prove that they have other health insurance that meets Georgia Southern University's requirements can have the University's insurance waived. Students seeking a waiver must complete an insurance waiver form available from the Center for International Studies prior to arrival in the United States. Proof of health insurance is required before a student may register for classes.

Course Load - International students on a student visa are required to carry a full course of study (9 semester credit hours) by U.S. immigration law. Failure to do so may result in the loss of visa status, and the student may be required to leave the United States.

Financial Information - International students should not expect to work during their first year in the United States. All financial support necessary must be available without the necessity of employment. International students may apply for Graduate Assistantships. However, these are usually not awarded until the second year when the major department has had an opportunity to evaluate the work of the student and assess English proficiency.

Georgia Southern University offers a limited number of Out-Of-Country tuition waivers to exceptional international students. However, this is a limited grant covering approximately 20% of required expenses, and it is the student's responsibility to provide all monies necessary to pay all other expenses. The Out-of-Country Tuition Waiver Application Form may be accessed at http://cogs.georgiasouthern.edu/forms.html.

Visa Information - The University will issue an I-20 or DS-2019, whichever is appropriate, after the applicant has been fully admitted and all required financial documentation has been submitted. These documents permit the applicant to apply for the appropriate student visa from a U.S. embassy if outside the United States or transfer schools if within the United States. Students residing in the United States must submit proof from their current international student adviser that they are in valid visa status before final admission.

International Student Advisor - The Center for International Studies at Georgia Southern has advisors available to help international students with maintaining visa status and becoming oriented to campus. Advisors are available for advice and support, and a full social and cultural program is available.

The following programs require additional application materials to be submitted for admission. ALL SUMPLEMENTAL APPLICATION MATERIALS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TO THE OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. See the Check Lists below for your specific program.

• All MED and EDS Major Programs
  Statement of purpose (not to exceed 200 words) that identifies the applicant's reasons for pursuing graduate student and how admission into the program relates to the applicant's professional aspirations. The Counselor Education and the School Psychology MED/EDS programs have additional supplemental application material requirements. See below for specifics.
• MED - Counselor Education
  Statement of purpose that includes a self-assessment, describing significant events that have had an impact on their development, any special activities or organization in which they have been involved, and indicating what makes the counselor education profession relevant for them. Applicants should also indicate what assets they posses that will contribute to their success as a professional, to briefly describe the qualities that define their character: values, philosophies, and attitudes, for instance, and to summarize their occupational goals, interests and indicate desired work setting.
  Three letters of recommendation
  The Program Director for the MED in Counselor Education will arrange an interview (if required) with each applicant being considered for admission.
• MED/EDS* - School Psychology
  Three letters of recommendation
  Statement of purpose that addresses reasons for program selection, self evaluation and impacts school psychology should have on students.

*If the applicant received the MED in School Psychology from Georgia Southern University, supplemental information is not required for the EDS application. Applicants who did not receive the MED from Georgia Southern University are required to submit the above supplemental application material for the EDS in School Psychology.

• EDD - Curriculum Studies
  Three letters of recommendation
  The Admissions Committee Chair for the EDD in Curriculum Studies will arrange the writing sample and interview (if required) with each applicant being considered for admission.
• EDD - Education Administration
  Four letters of recommendation - attesting to the applicant's potential for success in a doctoral program and for executive leadership in education.
  Resume that must include (a) achievements of the applicant and (b) the applicant's future direction/goals and how the degree will benefit the applicant.
  Statement of purpose (approximately 250 words) that outlines the applicant's future direction and how the degree will benefit the applicant.
  
• The Program Director for the EDD in Education Administration will arrange the interview (if required) with each applicant being considered for admission.
• MS - Kinesiology (Athletic Training, Coaching, Exercise Science, and Sport Psychology)
  Resume that includes the following: (a) work history, (b) professional experiences, (c) Membership and participation in professional organizations, (d) other experiences related to the academic program, and (e) contact information for a minimum of three references.
• MPH - Public Health (Biostatistics, Community Health Education, Environmental Helath Sciences, Epidemiology, Health Services Policy and Management)
  Resume that includes the following: (a) educational experiences; (b) professional goals and objectives; (c) work history; (d) professional experiences, memberships and/or participation in professional organizations; (e) experiences in public health programs.
• Three letters of reference
• " Prerequisite undergraduate courses may be required. Contact the Graduate Program Director in the Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health for complete information.
• MHSA - Health Services Administration
  Resume that includes the following: (a) work history; (b) professional experiences; (c) Membership and participation in professional organizations; (d) other experiences related to the academic program; and (e) contact information for a minimum of three references.
• Three letters of reference
• Prerequisite undergraduate courses may be required. Contact the Graduate Program Director in the Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health for complete information.
• MSN - Nursing
  The Nursing Program requires applicants to submit supplementary application documents directly to the MSN Program Director, School of Nursing, PO Box 8158, Statesboro, GA 30460-8158. These documents include but are not limited to: (a) Completed School of Nursing Graduate Application, (b) Proof of current malpractice liability insurance, (c) Proof of American Heart Association Healthcare Provider CPR certification, (d) three (3) letters of recommendation, and (e) Completed School of Nursing Student Health Appraisal form. The supplementary packet of forms will be sent to each applicant from the Office of the MSN Program Director or these forms will be available at http://chhs.georgiasouthern.edu/nursing/academic_admapplc.html The Program Director for the MSN program will arrange an interview with each applicant. Prerequisite undergraduate courses may be required. Contact the MSN Graduate Program Director in the School of Nursing for complete information.
• MS - Recreation Administration
  Three letters of recommendation by persons familiar with the applicant's academic and/or employment experience.
  Program Director for the Recreation Administration Program will arrange an interview (if required) with each applicant
• MS - Sport Management
  The Program Director for the Sport Management Program will arrange the interview (if required) with each applicant being considered for admission.
• MA - English
  Two letters of recommendation by persons familiar with the applicant's academic experience.
• MA - History
  Two letters of recommendation by individuals who are familiar with the applicant's potential for successful graduate study.
  Statement of purpose (approximately 250 words) outlining the applicant's interest in graduate study in history.
• MA - Social Sciences
  Statement of purpose expressing student's aspirations.
• MFA - Art
  Two letters of recommendation
  Resume
  Statement of purpose that includes the applicant's future direction/goals
• " Prospective students are also required to submit a creative portfolio for consideration by the admissions committee in the department. Send portfolio directly to the MFA Program Director, Art Department, PO Box 8032, GSU, Statesboro, GA 30460. Applicants may contact the Graduate Program Director in the Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art for more information on contents of the portfolio.
• MM - Music
  Three letters of recommendation
  Requirements pertinent to the student's intended major area of emphasis:
  Composition - satisfactory sample scores for at least 3 different types of compositions. Music Education - L-4 certification by the State of Georgia or its equivalent. Performance - satisfactory audition with compositions from at least 3 different periods. . This information should be sent directly to the Graduate Program Director in the Department of Music, PO Box 8052, GSU, Statesboro, GA 30460. Contact the Graduate Program Director in the Department of Music for more information about these requirements.
• MPA - Public Administration
  Three letters of recommendation from persons familiar with the applicant's academic or employment experience
  Resume that includes relevant work experience
  Statement of purpose that includes career goals and objectives
• MS - Psychology
  Statement that includes a description of careers goals, reasons for applying for graduate study at Georgia Southern University, a list of academic achievements, non-academic achievements, relevant work experience, a self-evaluation of maturity level and character, and a choice of track in the Psychology graduate program: Experimental or Clinical.
  Three letters of recommendations from individuals who can speak of the applicant's undergraduate academic performance, potential for graduate study, and maturity level and character.
• MS - Biology
  Two letters of recommendation from persons familiar with the applicant's potential to complete successful graduate work
  Statement of purpose that describes career goals
• MBA - Masters of Business Administration
  Scores from the Graduate Management Admissions Test or the TOEFL if applicable
• MS - Applied Economics
  Scores from the Graduate Management Admissions Test or the TOEFL if applicable
• MAcc - Accounting - Forensic Accounting Concentration Only
  Resume that includes the following: (a) academic GPA; (b) work experience; (c) extracurricular activities; and (d) statement of purpose (not to exceed 200 words) that conveys the applicant's reasons for pursuing graduate study in forensic accounting and how admission into the program relates to the applicant's professional aspirations.
  Two letters of recommendation that address the following: (a) the applicant's personal qualities; (b) the applicant's ability to succeed in the classroom; (c) the quality of the applicant's work product (if applicable); and (d) the applicant's career potential.
• Psy D
  Three letters of recommendation from former professors or appropriate employers/advisors; GRE (Graduate Record Exam) scores; A statement of professional goals and a rationale for how the Psy D program will further your career objectives.

• Completed Georgia Southern University Graduate Application for Admission - including a $50 (US) non-refundable application fee in the form of a credit card (MasterCard or Visa) or electronic check drawn on a United States bank. The Form can be accessed at http://cogs.georgiasouthern.edu/forms.html
• Official transcripts from each college or university previously attended. Transcripts must be designated as official and sent directly from the institution(s) previously attended to the Office of Admissions. Transcripts marked "Issued to Student" will not be accepted. Applicants who have attended Georgia Southern University are not required to submit Georgia Southern transcripts
• All students must complete and submit a Certificate of Immunization form to provide documentation of immunization to be eligible to register in classes. The Certificate of Immunization Form may be accessed from the Office of Health Services web site at http://services.georgiasouthern.edu/health/imm_forms.php. This form should be completed and sent directly to the Office of Health Services. International students may satisfy the Immunization requirement at the Office of Health Services upon arrival on the GSU Campus.

• Completed Graduate Transient Admission Application including a $50 (US) non-refundable application fee in the form of a credit card (MasterCard or Visa) or electronic check drawn on a United States bank. The transient application form can be accessed at http://cogs.georgiasouthern.edu/forms.html
• Certificate of good standing from the institution currently attending.
• All applicants who have not attended Georgia Southern University previously must complete and submit a Certificate of Immunization form to provide documentation of immunization to be eligible to register in classes. The Certificate of Immunization Form may be accessed from the Office of Health Services web site at http://services.georgiasouthern.edu/health/imm_forms.php. This form should be completed and sent directly to the Office of Health Services. International students may satisfy the Immunization requirement at the Office of Health Services upon arrival on the GSU Campus.

• Completed Senior Privilege Application Form. The Form can be accessed at http://cogs.georgiasouthern.edu/forms.html
• Obtain permission to enroll in courses from the chairperson of the department involved, the appropriate graduate program director, and the COGS.

Priority Deadlines are for students seeking financial aid, scholarships, and assistantships. Applicants are encouraged to submit application materials by the Priority Deadline. Late applications may be considered by Program Directors on a case-by-case basis.

PLEASE NOTE: All application documents including transcripts, official test score reports, letters of reference if required, must be received by the specified application deadline.

The Electronic Reference Form included in the application should be used for references, if required, and should be submitted from persons who can attest to your academic ability to do graduate work.

Many programs require the applicant to present a statement of purpose, career goals, and objectives, etc. as part of the application package. Examine the Department/Program Web Pages and/or contact the Program Director for specific guidelines about this requirement. The electronic form included in the application should be used for this if required.

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Master of Accounting (GMAT)
Master of Business Administration (GMAT)

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Doctor of Education (GRE or MAT)
Education Specialist (GRE or MAT)
Master of Education (GRE or MAT)

COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SCIENCES
Master of Science (Kinesiology) (GRE)
Master of Science in Nursing (GRE or MAT)
Master of Science (Recreation Administration) (GRE, GMAT or MAT)
Master of Science (Sport Management) (GRE, MAT, or GMAT)

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
Master of Fine Arts
Master of Arts (GRE)
Master of Public Administration (GRE)
Master of Science (Psychology) (GRE)

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Master of Science (Biology) (GRE)
Master of Science (Mathematics) (GRE)
Master of Technology (GRE)

JIANN-PING HSU COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Master of Health Services Administration (GRE or GMAT)
Master of Public Health (GRE)

The TOEFL, GMAT and GRE tests are administered throughout the United States and abroad. You may request information and schedule a test date by contacting the following:

CONTACT US: Office of Admissions
Georgia Southern University, PO Box 8113,
Statesboro, Georgia 30460-8113. Voice: (912) 681-5384/0634 Fax: (912) 681-0740
Web Page: http://admissions.georgiasouthern.edu/; Email: gradadmissions@georgiasouthern.edu


Jack N. Averitt College Of Graduate Studies
Georgia Southern University, PO Box 8008, Statesboro, Georgia, 30460-8008. Voice: (912) 681-0578 Fax: (912) 681-0605
Web Page: http://cogs.GeorgiaSouthern.edu


Center for International Studies
Georgia Southern University,
PO Box 8106,
Statesboro, Georgia 30460-8106.
Voice: (912) 681-0332
Fax: (912) 681-0824
E-mail: interstd@georgiasouthern.edu
Web Page: http://academics.georgiasouthern.edu/international/