Applicants must submit the following items to the Office of Admissions in order to be considered for admission:
- Application for Admission. Application can be retrieved online at http://www.beulah.edu, completed and submitted. To initiate an application by phone, graduate students may contact the Admissions Office (404-627-2681/1-888-777-2422).
- Application Fee (non-refundable). Fees are based on degree program.
- Personal Reference Form must be completed by a non-family member who has known the student for longer than six months at least
- 250 Word Essay (A statement of student's professional goals). This statement must clearly outline the applicant's educational and professional goals.
- Current Resume.
- Official Transcript. An “official transcript” is one that is received directly from the educational institution attended, or is sent to Beulah Heights University (by any party) within the original, sealed, university envelope. Submit all transcripts to the Office of Admissions. Applicants to graduate level degree programs must submit an official transcript indicating successful completion of a baccalaureate degree program from an accredited college or university.
(Note: Students will have 30 days to acquire and submit official transcripts after registration. Students will not be able to receive financial aid until the official transcript has been received. - A 3.0 GPA in student's undergraduate degree. If GPA is below 3.0, submit official test results of your GRE or MAT scores. Official test results should be mailed directly to the Office of Admissions.
The Office of Admissions and/or Academic Affairs Office reserves the right to use professional judgment when conducting admission reviews and may request additional documentation to evaluate a candidate’s record. In addition, if certain documentation is not available or does not meet admission standards, the Office of Graduate Studies reserves the right to offer admission to students based on professional judgment.
Admission decisions are not made until all documentation has been received and evaluated.
Admission Information for the Master of Business Administration (MBAE2)
Dual Enrollment Program
Students will be able to dually enroll in the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program based on the following criteria:
- Student must be within nine credit hours of completing his or her current degree.
- Student must complete the current degree program within the first semester of the dual enrollment. Example: If a student is taking the last course in undergraduate, they must complete it by the end of the first semester in the MBA program.
- Tuition and fees will remain the same based on the current program for that semester only. Example: If a student is in the Master of Arts program paying $405 per semester hour and dually enrolls in the MBA program, the student will continue paying the $405 for the MBA for that particular semester. The following semesters, the tuition and fees will change to the normal MBA tuition and fee schedule. See the tuition fee schedule for the exact cost.
- Students will be accepted into the program on a conditional basis; however, admission will be based on the same requirements of the full MBA program.
One Advantage Degree Program
Students in the Bachelor of Business Administration degree program may be eligible to earn a free MBA based on meeting the following criteria.
- Student must complete the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in 4 academic years
- Student must maintain a grade point average of 3.0 or higher
- Student must earn all one hundred twenty-nine (129) semester credit hours at BHU. No transfer of academic credits will be accepted.