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Residency/Lateral entry teachers can earn an A level NC teaching license through Lenoir-Rhyne's fully-online, self-paced program that is competency-based.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

• Provide a NC Residency Form completed & signed by hiring school.
• Submit an official transcript from the institution you received a bachelor's degree. You must have a 2.7 GPA in the undergraduate degree major that matches your content area or an advanced degree (masters/doctorate).
• Must currently hold a teaching position at a NC school or have been informally offered a teaching position which will allow you to enroll as a non-degree seeking student. LR will provide documentation of your enrollment for you to take to your school's human resource office.
  
  You must formally hold a teaching position no later than a month after starting this pathway by providing documentation to validate position or you will be placed on hold in the program.

The Athletic Training Program will not be accepting applications after June 2019. The program has chosen to pursue Voluntary Withdrawal of its CAATE Accreditation and will no longer be accepting students. The graduation of the last cohort of students is December 2021.

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit your application for the Master of Science in Athletic Training program at Lenoir-Rhyne University through the Centralized Application Service for Athletic Training programs (ATCAS).
2. Documentation of a minimum of 75 observational hours with a certified Athletic Trainer.
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue a graduate degree in Athletic Training.
4. Résumé or vitae.
5. An official copy of GRE test scores sent to code 2282 or you may self-report your Miller Analogies Test score and send official report to Lenoir-Rhyne University at the address below. (Unless Career Admission Track applies).
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.
7. Be available for an interview upon request.
8. Upon acceptance, submit a signed copy of Technical Standards for Admission.
9. Please see required and recommended prerequisite courses below.
   
   

   Prerequisite Courses

   Anatomy & Physiology I with Lab - Required

   Anatomy & Physiology II with Lab - Required

   General Psychology - Required

   Nutrition - Required

   Exercise Physiology - Required

   Biomechanics/Kinesiology - Required

   Sports & Exercise Psychology - Recommended

   Prevention & Care of Athletic Injuries - Recommended

   Exercise Evaluation & Prescription - Recommended

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Final Transcripts to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

In addition to the General MBA, the following concentrations are offered: Accounting; Business Analytics and Information Technology; Entrepreneurship; Global Business; Healthcare Administration; Innovation and Change Management; and Leadership Development.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates, however, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

All MBA programs offered at Lenoir-Rhyne University are offered at both LR's Hickory and Asheville campuses through our innovative delivery model that allows students multiple means of access to the curriculum (from term-to-term or even course-to-course): face-to-face instruction on one of the two campuses, online instruction through synchronous "streaming" classrooms, or asynchronous delivery through online video presentations.

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue an MBA.
4. Résumé
5. An official copy of GMAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates, however, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

All MBA programs offered at Lenoir-Rhyne University are offered at both LR's Hickory and Asheville campuses through our innovative delivery model that allows students multiple means of access to the curriculum (from term-to-term or even course-to-course): face-to-face instruction on one of the two campuses, online instruction through synchronous "streaming" classrooms, or asynchronous delivery through online video presentations.

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue an MBA.
4. Résumé
5. An official copy of GMAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates, however, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

All MBA programs offered at Lenoir-Rhyne University are offered at both LR's Hickory and Asheville campuses through our innovative delivery model that allows students multiple means of access to the curriculum (from term-to-term or even course-to-course): face-to-face instruction on one of the two campuses, online instruction through synchronous "streaming" classrooms, or asynchronous delivery through online video presentations.

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue an MBA.
4. Résumé
5. An official copy of GMAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates, however, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue a Counseling degree.
4. Résumé
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates. However, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue a Criminal Justice Leadership degree.
4. Résumé or vitae.
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies). Minimum MAT score is a 390; minimum GRE scores are Verbal 147, Quantitative 147, and Analytical Writing 3.5*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended. Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Lenoir-Rhyne University accepts applications through the Dietetic Internship Centralized Application System (DICAS) with matching through D&D Digital. We automatically consider you for admission to our Master of Public Health program with your Dietetic Internship application materials - completion of this degree is optional. A portion of these credits earned through Dietetic Internship (as determined by the MPH Program Coordinator) can be applied toward the Lenoir-Rhyne University Master of Public Health degree.

The LR School of Occupational Therapy sponsors one Occupational Therapy program with two cohorts located in Hickory, NC and Columbia, SC. The program vision, mission, curriculum, and student learning outcomes are identical for both sites, incorporating strategic use of interactive video networking for dynamic learning to promote achievement of student learning outcomes between cohorts. Full-time faculty on both campuses are licensed occupational therapists. You are welcome to apply to both sites, but, if you apply to only one, please know we reserve the right to offer you a seat to either location.

OT Application Cycle

All applications for the Master of Science in Occupational Therapy program at Lenoir-Rhyne University must be submitted through the Centralized Application Service for Occupational Therapy programs (OTCAS). Applicants only need to apply via OTCAS. An additional application to Lenoir-Rhyne is not required.

The application cycle in OTCAS for entry into the Summer 2020 start term opens July 18, 2019, and closes January 15, 2020. Your application must be complete and verified by the deadline in order to be considered for admission. *Per OTCAS: Once all required application materials are received, your application’s status changes to Complete and your application is placed in line to be verified. Verifications occur in chronological order and on average take two weeks to complete. It is recommended that prospective students visit the OTCAS Applicant Help Center within OTCAS to familiarize themselves with the application and FAQs.

Each applicant must meet the following minimum criteria:

• Completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university in the United States, prior to matriculation;
• An undergraduate cumulative grade point average (GPA) of a 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale;
• Completion of all prerequisite coursework with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale;
• Prerequisites must be completed with a minimal grade of B- within the past 5 years, prior to matriculation. If you wish to submit a prerequisite that is older than 5 years, a request for permission can be submitted through the Waiver of Five-Year Limit Form.

The following items must be completed:

1. Submit your application and all supplemental application materials through OTCAS during the appropriate application window.
2. Send OTCAS all official transcripts from each college or university attended.
3. Upload your unofficial transcript or proof of registration documenting your Fall 2019 and/or Spring 2020 courses into OTCAS if not seen on submitted official transcript.
4. Upload your résumé or vitae.
5. Submit three letters of reference:
   a. One letter of reference must come from a registered occupational therapist;
   b. One letter of reference must come from an additional OTR or an occupational therapy assistant (COTA);
   c. One letter of reference must come from an employer/supervisor or professor.
   
   All students requesting recommendations for the application process need to have references to indicate their title/position and specifically the number of hours of observation. Students are encouraged to independently log their own hours in order to make this information readily available for the individual writing the letter of reference.
6. Answer other specific questions as noted in OTCAS.
7. Complete the required prerequisite courses as seen below. Prior to submitting a request for a course of substitution using the Prerequisite Inquiry Form, please review the extensive OT Prerequisite Guide. Use this form to directly submit your requests and you will receive an email from OT faculty. Save the email and upload it into the document section of your OT application.
   
   

   PREREQUISITE COURSES

   Anatomy & Physiology I with Lab - Required

   Anatomy & Physiology II with Lab - Required

   Statistics - Required

   Ethics - Required

   Developmental Psychology - Required

   Abnormal Psychology - Required

   Cultural Diversity - Required

   Medical Terminology - Required

   
   
8. Participate in an interview: Applicants must be verified through OTCAS before they are eligible for their interview. After verification, student will be notified of possible interview dates/times that will take place via Zoom. No interviews will be conducted in person.
9. Upon admission, complete a criminal background check to the program.
   
   The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Final Transcripts to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

The Lenoir-Rhyne University Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies Program participates in the Central Application Service for Physician Assistants (CASPA). All applicants for the class beginning each January will apply online using the CASPA application.

The application cycle is now closed for the January 2020 term.

The application cycle will open from September 1, 2019 through March 1, 2020 for the January 2021 start date.

CASPA can take up to four weeks to process an application before it is made available to Lenoir-Rhyne. CASPA downloads are received weekly. Once the completed application is received and verified it is reviewed by the program’s admission committee.

Interviews are a requirement for admission. Approximately 150 of the most qualified applicants will be invited to campus for an interview with the PA faculty.

Selection for the Physician Assistant Studies program is very competitive. It is anticipated that the successful applicant will generally exceed the minimum criteria for consideration for admission.

Each applicant must meet the following minimum criteria:

• Completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university in the United States, prior to matriculation.
• Completion of all the prerequisite coursework with a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale. Science GPA of 3.0 or higher.
• Completion of the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) with a score of 301 (new exam scale) and/or 1000 (old exam scale) or greater within the past 5 years. Applicants with lesser scores will be evaluated individually based on their course work, GPA and medical experience.
• The required science courses must be retaken if it has been more than ten years since taking the courses and/or earning degree.
• Applicants with prior advanced graduate degrees are exempt from taking the GRE exam.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit three letters of recommendation, one from a Medical provider (MD, DO, PA, and NP), one from a Professor and one from an employer or coach.
2. Personal Statement: (2 page maximum). Discuss/explain your life philosophy, educational and professional goals, and why you have chosen the PA profession.
3. Current Basic Cardiac Life Support (BLS) from the American Heart Association is required upon enrollment in the program. Most clinical sites do not recognize other institutions.

Applicants are encouraged to have the following:

• Medical Experience: Applicants with medical experience will be given favorable consideration. Highly recommended.
• Veterans, especially those with medical experience will be given favorable consideration.
• Shadowing and Volunteering/Community Service: Strongly encouraged, particularly if medical experience is lacking, but is not required.
• Experience: Applicants are encouraged to obtain patient care experience, sufficient to recognize the physical and psychological demands of dealing with patients and to appreciate the challenges and rewards of being a health care professional. Health care experiences should provide the applicant with a knowledge and/or orientation to the signs and symptoms of a variety of ill or injured patients.
• Work experience in health sciences fields such as RN, CNA, LPN, LVN, Military Medic, EMT/Paramedic, X-ray Tech, Respiratory Therapy, Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Athletic Trainer, Dietician/Nutritionist etc. are what the program considers as medical/health care experience with patient contact. All health care experiences will be evaluated on an individual basis, with an emphasis on direct patient care.
• For the prospective applicants that do not have a background and experience in a patient care related health science profession, it is highly recommended that they obtain training and experience through a certificate course/program in area such as: Phlebotomist, Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA), Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT), Patient Care Technician etc.

Other Considerations:

• MCAT may not be substituted for the GRE
• Must meet the Program Technical Standards
• Lenoir-Rhyne 3+2 Program (Pre PA)
• Meeting the minimum requirements guarantees consideration for the Physician Assistant program, but does not imply automatic acceptance.

Foreign Medical Graduate:

Applicants who are foreign medical graduates with foreign transcripts or non-grade transcripts must submit a degree equivalent evaluation (an original sealed report from a transcript evaluation service) with their CASPA application.

Transcript evaluation service providers Foreign-born non-U.S. or non-Canadian citizens must:

• Have attended a college or university in the United States for a minimum of one year prior to application
• Submit test scores with CASPA application for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), be able to express themselves clearly to others in spoken English, and have the ability to understand rapidly spoken colloquial English.
• Foreign medical graduates, if accepted, must complete the Program in its entirety.

Advanced Standing and Transfer Policy

Due to considerable variation in physician assistant programs throughout the United States, students of other PA programs will not be accepted for transfer into the Program.

Applicants to the program will not receive advanced standing based upon previous education or credits taken.

Criminal Background Check

Candidates for admission must satisfy a Level One Background check and Drug Screen before being accepted to the program. The student must also complete a second Level One Background and Drug Screen prior to entering the clinical phase of the program. The approved program vendor is CastleBranch (888.723.4263). This service is also available through CASPA.

Failure to complete this action could result in dismissal from the PA Program.

Upon matriculation to the program and annually, thereafter, all students whose education and training will involve participation in clinical settings are required to undergo a criminal background check.

Students are responsible for all expenses related to meeting health requirements, drug screen and background documentation.

Applicants who answer "no" to questions relating to criminal background in their CASPA application, who later matriculate and are found to have a positive criminal background check, are likely to be dismissed from the program on the basis of misrepresentation. In the event of a reported incident, a determination about the applicant’s/student’s continued progress in the academic program will be made by the University in accordance with its policies and procedures.

Applicants who have been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor may be denied certification or licensure as a health professional. Information regarding eligibility may be obtained from appropriate credentialing boards. Clinical rotation sites may not permit participation in the clinical experience. This should be considered seriously by the candidate prior to application and matriculation.

Applicants are advised that results of criminal background checks and other required background screening will be released to third parties involved in their clinical education.

Criminal offenses incurred after the student matriculates may result in the student’s dismissal from the program. Tuition and fees will not be refunded.

Drug Screen

Upon matriculation to the program and just prior to the beginning of the clinical year students will undergo drug screening. The medical institutions that act as clinical training sites may require drug screens for students before allowing them access to their facility.

The approved program vendor is CastleBranch. Drug screens are conducted at the student’s expense. This service is also available through CASPA.

Physical Examination

Completion of a comprehensive physical examination by a licensed medical provider or family doctor indicating that the applicant has been medically cleared for admission is required.

New Student Health Forms

Health packages include the following:

• Student Health History and Information form
• Physical Examination form
• Immunization Verification form
• Specific health screening and immunization requirements are based on current Centers for Disease Control Recommendations for health professionals.
• Form for drug screening

Upon receipt of your health forms, Student Health Services will provide a letter indicating compliance with health records and immunization requirements.

Please be aware: The Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies at Lenoir-Rhyne University does not accept AP courses in place of required science courses.

In addition to the General MBA, the following concentrations are offered: Accounting; Business Analytics and Information Technology; Entrepreneurship; Global Business; Healthcare Administration; Innovation and Change Management; and Leadership Development.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates, however, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

All MBA programs offered at Lenoir-Rhyne University are offered at both LR's Hickory and Asheville campuses through our innovative delivery model that allows students multiple means of access to the curriculum (from term-to-term or even course-to-course): face-to-face instruction on one of the two campuses, online instruction through synchronous "streaming" classrooms, or asynchronous delivery through online video presentations.

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue an MBA.
4. Résumé
5. An official copy of GMAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates, however, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

All MBA programs offered at Lenoir-Rhyne University are offered at both LR's Hickory and Asheville campuses through our innovative delivery model that allows students multiple means of access to the curriculum (from term-to-term or even course-to-course): face-to-face instruction on one of the two campuses, online instruction through synchronous "streaming" classrooms, or asynchronous delivery through online video presentations.

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue an MBA.
4. Résumé
5. An official copy of GMAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates, however, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

All MBA programs offered at Lenoir-Rhyne University are offered at both LR's Hickory and Asheville campuses through our innovative delivery model that allows students multiple means of access to the curriculum (from term-to-term or even course-to-course): face-to-face instruction on one of the two campuses, online instruction through synchronous "streaming" classrooms, or asynchronous delivery through online video presentations.

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue an MBA.
4. Résumé
5. An official copy of GMAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates, however, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue a Counseling degree.
4. Résumé
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Lenoir-Rhyne University accepts applications through the Dietetic Internship Centralized Application System (DICAS) with matching through D&D Digital. We automatically consider you for admission to our Master of Public Health program with your Dietetic Internship application materials - completion of this degree is optional. A portion of these credits earned through Dietetic Internship (as determined by the MPH Program Coordinator) can be applied toward the Lenoir-Rhyne University Master of Public Health degree.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates, however, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue a Sustainability Studies degree.
4. Résumé or vitae.
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019.

Please know we will accept applications after these dates. However, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue a Writing degree.
4. Résumé or vitae.
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates, however, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue a Counseling degree.
4. Résumé
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

The LR School of Occupational Therapy sponsors one Occupational Therapy program with two cohorts located in Hickory, NC and Columbia, SC. The program vision, mission, curriculum, and student learning outcomes are identical for both sites, incorporating strategic use of interactive video networking for dynamic learning to promote achievement of student learning outcomes between cohorts. Full-time faculty on both campuses are licensed occupational therapists. You are welcome to apply to both sites, but, if you apply to only one, please know we reserve the right to offer you a seat to either location.

OT Application Cycle

All applications for the Master of Science in Occupational Therapy program at Lenoir-Rhyne University must be submitted through the Centralized Application Service for Occupational Therapy programs (OTCAS). Applicants only need to apply via OTCAS. An additional application to Lenoir-Rhyne is not required.

The application cycle in OTCAS for entry into the Summer 2020 start term opens July 18, 2019, and closes January 15, 2020. Your application must be complete and verified by the deadline in order to be considered for admission. *Per OTCAS: Once all required application materials are received, your application’s status changes to Complete and your application is placed in line to be verified. Verifications occur in chronological order and on average take two weeks to complete. It is recommended that prospective students visit the OTCAS Applicant Help Center within OTCAS to familiarize themselves with the application and FAQs.

Each applicant must meet the following minimum criteria:

• Completion of a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university in the United States, prior to matriculation;
• An undergraduate cumulative grade point average (GPA) of a 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale;
• Completion of all prerequisite coursework with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale;
• Prerequisites must be completed with a minimal grade of B- within the past 5 years, prior to matriculation. If you wish to submit a prerequisite that is older than 5 years, a request for permission can be submitted through the Waiver of Five-Year Limit Form.

The following items must be completed:

1. Submit your application and all supplemental application materials through OTCAS during the appropriate application window.
2. Send OTCAS all official transcripts from each college or university attended.
3. Upload your unofficial transcript or proof of registration documenting your Fall 2019 and/or Spring 2020 courses into OTCAS if not seen on submitted official transcript.
4. Upload your résumé or vitae.
5. Submit three letters of reference:
   a. One letter of reference must come from a registered occupational therapist;
   b. One letter of reference must come from an additional OTR or an occupational therapy assistant (COTA);
   c. One letter of reference must come from an employer/supervisor or professor.
   
   All students requesting recommendations for the application process need to have references to indicate their title/position and specifically the number of hours of observation. Students are encouraged to independently log their own hours in order to make this information readily available for the individual writing the letter of reference.
6. Answer other specific questions as noted in OTCAS.
7. Complete the required prerequisite courses as seen below. Prior to submitting a request for a course of substitution using the Prerequisite Inquiry Form, please review the extensive OT Prerequisite Guide. Use this form to directly submit your requests and you will receive an email from OT faculty. Save the email and upload it into the document section of your OT application.
   
   

   PREREQUISITE COURSES

   Anatomy & Physiology I with Lab - Required

   Anatomy & Physiology II with Lab - Required

   Statistics - Required

   Ethics - Required

   Developmental Psychology - Required

   Abnormal Psychology - Required

   Cultural Diversity - Required

   Medical Terminology - Required

   
   
8. Participate in an interview: Applicants must be verified through OTCAS before they are eligible for their interview. After verification, student will be notified of possible interview dates/times that will take place via Zoom. No interviews will be conducted in person.
9. Upon admission, complete a criminal background check to the program.
   
   The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Final Transcripts to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

The Master of Arts in Christian Ministry (MACM) degree is a two-year program (55 credit hours) that enables graduates to serve in a number of ministry areas, depending on the specific credentialing requirements within their denominations. These may include but are not limited to Directors of Christian Education, Youth Ministry, Youth and Family Ministry, Chaplaincy, and Directors of Faith-based Non-profit organizations. The MACM. provides the necessary educational and formational requirements for ELCA students desiring rostering as Associate in Ministry, Diaconal Minister, or Deaconess.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Complete an autobiographical essay setting forth in 600-800 words: Your reasons for applying to the Seminary; An assessment of your strengths and weaknesses as an applicant for theological studies; The significant events of your life, your Christian experience, and your relationship to the church.
4. Three letters of recommendation: Your Pastor; A faculty member, an advisor in an academic setting, or a supervisor who is acquainted with your work ethic; A non-relative lay person who has known you in a leadership role or professional setting.
5. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.*
   

Send Official Transcripts to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

The Master of Divinity Degree (MDiv) is a three-year program (92 credit hours) that prepares persons for ordained ministry. The degree shapes the entire person for faithful service to the church and the world through a balanced and in-depth study of religious heritage, cultural context, personal and spiritual formation, and ministerial and public leadership.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Complete an autobiographical essay setting forth in 600-800 words: Your reasons for applying to the Seminary; An assessment of your strengths and weaknesses as an applicant for theological studies; The significant events of your life, your Christian experience, and your relationship to the church.
4. Three letters of recommendation: Your Pastor; A faculty member, an advisor in an academic setting, or a supervisor who is acquainted with your work ethic; A non-relative lay person who has known you in a leadership role or professional setting.
5. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.*

Send Official Transcripts to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

The Master of Theological Studies Degree (MTS) is a two-year program (55 credit hours) that provides instruction in the broad range of theological disciplines. MTS students take a core of theological classes and specialize in one or more areas to fit their personal goals.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Complete an autobiographical essay setting forth in 600-800 words: Your reasons for applying to the Seminary; An assessment of your strengths and weaknesses as an applicant for theological studies; The significant events of your life, your Christian experience, and your relationship to the church.
4. Three letters of recommendation: Your Pastor; A faculty member, an advisor in an academic setting, or a supervisor who is acquainted with your work ethic; A non-relative lay person who has known you in a leadership role or professional setting.
5. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.*


Send Official Transcripts to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

In addition to the General MBA, the following concentrations are offered: Accounting; Business Analytics and Information Technology; Entrepreneurship; Global Business; Healthcare Administration; Innovation and Change Management; and Leadership Development.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates, however, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

All MBA programs offered at Lenoir-Rhyne University are offered at both LR's Hickory and Asheville campuses through our innovative delivery model that allows students multiple means of access to the curriculum (from term-to-term or even course-to-course): face-to-face instruction on one of the two campuses, online instruction through synchronous "streaming" classrooms, or asynchronous delivery through online video presentations.

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue an MBA.
4. Résumé
5. An official copy of GMAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates, however, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

All MBA programs offered at Lenoir-Rhyne University are offered at both LR's Hickory and Asheville campuses through our innovative delivery model that allows students multiple means of access to the curriculum (from term-to-term or even course-to-course): face-to-face instruction on one of the two campuses, online instruction through synchronous "streaming" classrooms, or asynchronous delivery through online video presentations.

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue an MBA.
4. Résumé
5. An official copy of GMAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019. Please know we will accept applications after these dates, however, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

All MBA programs offered at Lenoir-Rhyne University are offered at both LR's Hickory and Asheville campuses through our innovative delivery model that allows students multiple means of access to the curriculum (from term-to-term or even course-to-course): face-to-face instruction on one of the two campuses, online instruction through synchronous "streaming" classrooms, or asynchronous delivery through online video presentations.

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue an MBA.
4. Résumé
5. An official copy of GMAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019.

Please know we will accept applications after these dates. However, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue a Community College Administration degree.
4. Résumé.
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Lenoir-Rhyne University accepts applications through the Dietetic Internship Centralized Application System (DICAS) with matching through D&D Digital. We automatically consider you for admission to our Master of Public Health program with your Dietetic Internship application materials - completion of this degree is optional. A portion of these credits earned through Dietetic Internship (as determined by the MPH Program Coordinator) can be applied toward the Lenoir-Rhyne University Master of Public Health degree.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue an Exercise Science degree.
4. Résumé or vitae.
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies). Minimum MAT score is a 390; minimum GRE scores are Verbal 147, Quantitative 147, and Analytical Writing 3.5*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended. Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

Prerequisite Requirements:

Competency in the basic areas of Exercise Science is required to begin courses in the ES program. Required prerequisites are Anatomy and Physiology I and II with labs. The areas of competency are covered in the following courses or their equivalents: BIO 281/ 282 Anatomy & Physiology I and II.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue a Human Services degree.
4. Résumé.
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies). If English is your second language, a TOEFL or IELTS is required.*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**

Send Official Transcripts & Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue a Leadership degree.
4. Résumé.
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue an MPH.
4. Résumé or vitae.
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019.

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

• An undergraduate cumulative GPA of a 2.7 on a 4.0 scale and 2.7 GPA in the last 60 hours of the program.
• No grade lower than a C on the prerequisite courses of Statistics and Nursing Research.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. 500-word essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue an MSN degree.
4. Résumé or vitae.
5. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**
6. Submit required two letters of endorsement clearly stating the applicant’s qualifications for graduate level work and ability to complete this work in an on-line environment. Letters may be from an employer, or professional within the chosen field, or an undergraduate faculty member who can attest to the applicant’s ability to do graduate level work. New graduate applicants with less than one year experience are required to have one of their letters be from an undergraduate faculty member.
7. Evidence of an unrestricted RN license (provide license number and state in which the license is current)
8. A criminal background check and drug screen will be required as directed by the School of Nursing.
   

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue an Online Teaching degree.
4. Résumé.
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies)*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019.

Please know we will accept applications after these dates. However, we recommend applying by these dates for a seamless enrollment process.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue a Religious Leadership degree.
4. Résumé.
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies). If English is your second language, a TOEFL or IELTS is required.*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.**

Send Official Transcripts & Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019.

Each applicant must meet the following minimum criteria:

• An undergraduate cumulative GPA of a 2.7 on a 4.0 scale
• Praxis II Content Knowledge Exam (Content Area Testing Tab) according to desired content area

The Following Items Must Be Completed:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Official transcripts from each college or university attended.*
4. An official copy of Praxis II test scores.
5. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue a graduate degree in teaching.
6. Résumé.
7. Be available for an interview upon request.
8. Upon enrollment, a criminal background check using Castlebranch. The LR code is EO50. There is a fee associated with this service.

The admissions committee determines admissions decisions based on the whole application and reserves the right to admit, provisionally admit, waitlist, or deny applicants on this policy.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:
Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.

Applications are accepted year round for Fall, Spring, and Summer Terms.

The priority deadline to apply for the Summer 2019 term is May 15, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Fall 2019 term is August 1, 2019. The priority deadline to apply for the Spring 2020 term is December 6, 2019.

The Following Items Must Be Submitted:

1. Submit Your Application and Supplemental Application Materials through the application system. You must submit the Application for your desired program plus the Supplemental Application Materials in order to complete this part of the application process. See below for additional application requirements.
2. Pay the $35.00 Application Fee (non-refundable).
3. Essay clearly articulating goals and life experiences that have impacted your decision to pursue a Leadership degree.
4. Résumé or vitae.
5. An official copy of MAT or GRE test scores (unless Career Admission Track applies). Minimum MAT score is a 390; minimum GRE scores are Verbal 147, Quantitative 147, and Analytical Writing 3.5*
6. Official transcripts from each college or university attended. Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.7.**
7. Be available for an interview upon request.

Send Official Transcripts and Test Scores to:

Lenoir-Rhyne University
Division of Enrollment Management
LR Box 7227
Hickory, NC 28603

*If Career Admission Track, one professional Recommendation (done via email through the application system). You will need the email address of the person from whom you request a recommendation to complete this process.

**Prospective students may be admitted based on unofficial transcripts and/or as courses are in progress. However, a final transcript must be received prior to a student enrolling at Lenoir-Rhyne.