1. Completed application.
2. Professional resume. Be certain that your résumé indicates your employment history, extracurricular collegiate, professional, and community activities, honors and awards, and foreign language proficiency.
3. Official transcripts. A 3.0 cumulative GPA and 3.0 GPA in accounting courses is required. Official transcripts are required from each college or university you attended. Coursework completed at one institution and posted on the transcript of a second institution is not acceptable- a transcript from the original institution is required. (This includes summer coursework, exchange programs, etc.) Transcripts must be received in sealed envelopes.
4. Two letters of recommendation. One should come from an individual who is familiar with your scholastic record and one should come from an individual who is familiar with your professional performance. The third (optional) letter can be from either a second academic or professional reference, or from someone who knows you well and is familiar with your potential as a graduate student. Letters of recommendation are confidential, and will not be released to the applicant.
5. Statement of purpose essay. Please provide a thoughtful essay response to the following questions. Please limit your response to two pages, double spaced.
   • What are your short-term and long-term career goals? How will the master’s degree program help you achieve these goals?
   • You are welcome to include any unique events, life experiences, and qualifications you feel distinguish your candidacy as well.

6. Official GMAT/GRE score report, or approved waiver. GMAT score of 550 or GRE score of 150 required, or approved waiver. We require that the test administrator submit your score directly to Utah Tech University. The appropriate test must be taken within five years of the semester in which you wish to enroll.

   Note: Current UT Accounting students with a 3.5+ GPA do not need to submit a GMAT or GRE test score. Transfer accounting students with a 3.5+ GPA (from an AACSB institution) do not need to submit a GMAT or GRE test score.
   
   

7. Bachelor’s degree in Accounting or completed foundation courses. Bachelor’s in Accounting degree must be from an Accredited College or University (AACSB or ACBSP). Applicants without an accounting degree must complete the following required undergraduate foundation courses to be accepted in to the master’s program:
   • Financial Accounting
   • Managerial Accounting
   • Intermediate Accounting I
   • Intermediate Accounting II
   • Cost Accounting
   • Tax Accounting
   • Auditing
   • Managerial Finance
   • Microeconomics
   • Statistics
   • Business Law
   • Marketing
   • Management & Organizations
   • Management Information Systems

1. Completed application. Fill out the Psychology graduate application for graduate school, specifying the Marriage and Family Therapy Program.
2. Submit three letters of recommendation. Applicants need to submit 3 letters of recommendation, split between individuals who are capable of describing the applicant’s educational and professional ability.
3. Submit college transcripts. Preference is given to those meeting a 3.0 GPA (B or better), especially for the last 60 credits and any psychology classes.
4. Submit personal introduction statement. A statement of why you want to be in the MFT program.

1. B.A. or B.S. from a regionally accredited institution or the equivalent for international students with the following pre-requisites (with grade of C or higher):
   

   • BIOL 1610. Principles of Biology I
     BIOL 1615. Principles of Biology I Lab

   • BIOL 2320. Human Anatomy
     BIOL 2325. Human Anatomy Lab

   • BIOL 2420. Human Physiology
     BIOL 2425. Human Physiology Lab

   • CHEM 1010 Introduction to Chemistry (Lab recommended but not required)
     or CHEM 1210. Principles of Chemistry I (Lab recommended but not required)

   • PHYS 1010. Elementary Physics  (Lab recommended but not required)
     or PHYS 2010. College Physics (Lab recommended but not required) or XSCI 3730 Biomechanics

   • MATH 1040. Introduction to Statistics or XSCI Measurement, Research, and Statistics

   • PSY 1100. Human Development Through Lifespan
     or FSHD 2010. Human Development Lifespan

2. Undergraduate cumulative GPA of 2.75 or greater
3. 50 hours of documented athletic training observation experience
4. Submit a personal statement of why you have chosen to pursue a career as an Athletic Trainer.
5. Submit official transcripts of undergraduate degree and prerequisite courses.
6. Submit two (2) confidential letters of recommendation. Preference will be given to letters of recommendation that address the applicant’s academic experience.

7. Complete a GRIT Scale prior to interview with MAT program admission committee.

8. Complete an interview with MAT program admission committee.

1. Completed application
2. Writing samples. Submit one or more writing samples of which you are the sole author totaling 10 to 30 pages. The samples should be from customary academic and professional genres, including (but not limited to) essays, descriptions, specifications, computer documentation, proposals, memoranda, formal reports, newsletters, online documentation, or web pages. Your writing sample(s) may be comprised of one or multiple bodies of work equal to the page requirements and should demonstrate mastery of analytical and technical writing skills.

   (If you think a brief description of your writing sample would help the reviewers better understand a document’s audience and purpose, feel free to include that in your writing sample package or explain it in your Personal Statement.)

3. Two confidential letters of recommendation. You will include two letters of recommendation with your application (you may submit more, but the reviewers favor two very strong, specific letters so select your recommenders discerningly). Applicants will submit the contact information for each recommender in the application portal. Each letter of recommendation is to be addressed to the UT TW&DR admissions committee and submitted by the recommender. Recommenders will submit letters via the application portal. Letters of recommendation are confidential and will not be released to the applicant.
4. Personal introduction. Compose a personal introduction (300-500 words) that convinces the admissions committee that you are a good candidate for the TW&DR graduate program. Consider answering some of the following questions: What are your specific academic and professional goals and interests? What is your experience and/or potential as a professional writer? What are some of your specific interests in the TW&DR program beyond gaining more competitive credentials? Are you more interested in theory, pedagogy, or artful application (techne)? The reviewers will privilege personal introductions that demonstrate an awareness of the program and a readiness for its rigors.
5. Letter of intent (GA applicants only). TW&DR applicants who want to be considered for a teaching position must also include a letter of intent to teach freshman composition. Although all Graduate Assistants will enroll in a practicum course designed to prepare them to teach, your letter should demonstrate some basic knowledge of composition pedagogy. In addition to mastery of writing conventions, teaching composition requires good organization, clear communication, sound sensibilities, and profound commitment to your students’ success. Your letter should convince the reviewers that you can create—with English faculty help—a great learning environment for UT freshmen. You may also want to briefly speak to your availability to teach a daytime MWF course on the St. George, Utah campus.
6. Official transcripts. Submit an official transcript from each college or university you have attended. Applicants must have earned a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA in the final 60 credits of the applicant’s B.A. or B.S. degree. Coursework completed at one institution and posted on the transcript of a second institution is not acceptable; a transcript from each institution is required. (This includes summer coursework, exchange programs, etc.) Transcripts must be sent directly from each prior college or university to the UT Registrar. UT alumni can request (without charge) UT transcripts through the Registrar’s Office.
7. B.A. or B.S. degree. The applicant’s bachelor’s degree must be from a regionally accredited college or university, or the equivalent for international students.

1. Completed application.
2. Possess a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from a nationally-accredited nursing program
3. Have a cumulative GPA of 2.8 in previous nursing coursework
4. Provide proof of RN licensure before beginning second semester coursework

1. Completed application.
2. B.S. or B.A. degree. Possess a bachelor degree from a regionally accredited institution or equivalent for international students.
3. Have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher in the last 60 credit hours of undergraduate studies.
4. Transcripts. Provide all transcripts from previous institutions.
5. Resume/CV. A copy of your resume or curriculum vitae.
6. Recommendations. Submit two confidential letters of recommendation, one of which should be from a professor or individual that can speak to your writing skills and ability to succeed academically at the graduate level.
7. Letter of intent. Your letter of intent should indicate the emphasis you intend to pursue, as well as contain a summary of your professional goals and career interests and how the program will help you attain them.

1. Completed application.
2. B.A. or B.S. or BFA from a regionally accredited institution or equivalent for international students
3. 3.0 cumulative GPA or higher in the last 60 credit hours
4. 6 credits of upper division Art History
5. Portfolio
6. 2 confidential letters of recommendation
7. A letter of intent

1. Completed application.
2. Bachelor’s Degree: Must hold a B.A. or B.S. from a regionally accredited institution or its international equivalent.
3. Financial Accounting Prerequisite: Must complete with a B or higher. Assistance is provided if the requirement is unmet. GPA Requirement: An undergraduate cumulative GPA of 3.3 or greater.  If you do not meet the GPA requirements, you may submit an additional notice addressing the low GPA.
4. Personal Statement: Submission of a personal statement, providing insight into the applicant’s motivations, goals, for the program.
5. Official Transcripts: Provision of official transcripts from all attended institutions, verifying academic credentials.
6. English Proficiency: For international students, proof of English language proficiency is required.
7. Admissions Interview: Completion of an interview with the MHA program admissions committee.
8. GRE Scores: While GRE scores are recommended for a strong application, they are not a mandatory requirement.

1. Completed application.
2. B.S. or B.A. from a regionally-accredited institution, or equivalent for international students, with corresponding undergraduate transcript(s).
3. 2–3 confidential letters of recommendation.
4. Curriculum vitae/resume. The CV/resume should provide the admissions committee with information about any experiences or skills you have supporting your candidacy for the Software Development graduate program. List your academic and professional work history, any skills related to programming and software development, applicable research methodologies, and technical projects.
5. Video submission. As part of the application process, you will be asked to record and submit a 3–4 minute video narrative addressing the following questions to help us learn more about you and your interest in the Master’s of Software Development program.
   • Why do you want to study Software Development?
   • What makes you interested in studying at Utah Tech University?
   • What are your short term and long term career plans?
   • What personal strengths would you bring to the program?
   • Share your experience in programming or software development (if any).

1. Completed application.
2. B.A. or B.S. or BFA from a regionally accredited institution or equivalent for international students
3. Curriculum Vitae. The CV should provide the admissions committee with information about any experiences or skills you have supporting your candidacy for a user experience design graduate program. List any skills related to software/programs, coding languages, research methodologies or projects.
4. Portfolio & Narrative. Applicants are required to present 3 – 5 portfolio items showcasing proficiency in User Experience Research, Design, or related study. For each piece, include 1 – 2 sentences offering context and narrative to the project and how it strengthens your candidacy for the Master’s in User Experience Design program. Examples for candidates with design experience could include: wireframes, pitch decks, research plans, survey designs, case studies, personas, etc. are appropriate. Candidates without design experience could include: digital marketing projects, product management, research, certifications, writing samples, business plans, problem-solving scenarios, personal projects, etc.  Additionally, submission of other relevant pieces within your respective undergraduate field of study and/or links to web-based resources are welcome.

   Candidates should compile the portfolio and narrative into a PDF document for review

5. 2-3 confidential letters of recommendation
6. Statement of Purpose. Please provide a written statement outlining your enthusiasm for pursuing graduate studies within Utah Tech’s Masters of UXD program.  Highlight the skills from your background that have equipped you for this degree and elaborate on what draws you to the realm of user experience.

1. Completed application.
2. Graduated with a B.A. or B.S. degree from a regionally accredited institution (or the equivalent for international students) with an overall GPA of at least 2.7 for the last two years of enrollment.
3. Prerequisite coursework must be completed at a regionally accredited institution within the past 5 years (with a required GPA at least 2.7 and no single grade lower than a C) 
4. All bachelor’s degree and prerequisite coursework must be completed prior to the first day of class in the Occupational Therapy curriculum.
5. GRE scores are not required for admission to our program.
6. To be competitive, we recommend that you have at least 40 observation hours in two different settings; Please be sure to state any pertinent volunteer hours and work experience on OTCAS.
7. Technical standards form (will be made available upon acceptance).
8. Criminal background check**

* Please note that in addition to fees incurred from OTCAS, there is a $50 graduate application fee required by Utah Tech University.
** Can be completed between acceptance and program start.