Admission Information
Undergraduate - Degree-Completion or Transfer Student
Requirements
- completion of 60 hours or more from an accredited college; or
- associates degree; and
- at least a 2.0 GPA in transferrable courses.
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Fill out an application
or print an application
- Send CMU official transcripts from all colleges attended. Information about transcript requirements.
Students with less than a 2.0 grade point average may be considered for admission on a provisional basis. The degree-completion programs in Education and Nursing (RN-BSN) have additional, specific requirements.
Undergraduate - First Time Degree-Seeking Freshman
First-time Freshmen are those who are entering college for the first time or have successfully completed 11 or fewer college credit hours other than dual credit.
- Fill out an application
- Send CMU official transcripts from all colleges and high schools attended. Information about transcript requirements.
- Submit ACT or SAT scores
Graduate Admission Requirements
Master of Science in Clinical Counseling
Accelerated Nursing Program
Students interested in the Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program should complete an application to Central Methodist University and to the ABSN program. A BA or BS degree in any field from an accredited college or university is also required. Please see the complete Admission Requirements for the Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program.
iSchool - Dual Credit
The CMU iSchool (dual credit) program provides the opportunity for qualified high school students to enroll in approved classes that are taught in their local high school in compliance with the Coordinating Board of Higher Education guidelines for dual-credit programs. When students successfully complete a course, they receive both high school and college credit. The program allows students to get an early start in fulfilling college requirements.
Credit earned in the program will be applicable at Central Methodist University and is generally transferable to other accredited colleges and universities. It is the student’s responsibility to ascertain the transferability of any course taken through the program. Students can best accomplish this by directly contacting colleges and departments to which they are considering transferring credit.
