Enrollment and Application Information for University of Indianapolis Graduate Programs

For more information, go to the Graduate Admissions Applications page.

International Graduate students and English proficiency

International students must meet a minimum standard in English proficiency (TOEFL score of 79 on 0-120 scale, or IELTS score of 6.5) in order to be admitted to a graduate program at the University of Indianapolis. Please note that individual graduate programs may require scores above this minimum standard.

College of Applied Behavioral Sciences

Programs

 

Sofia Sanchez, MEd

Graduate Admissions Counselor
College of Applied Behavioral Sciences
(317) 788-3495 | sanchezsm@uindy.edu

 

Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in Clinical Psychology

 

Charla M. Davis, MS, PsyD
Director of Clinical Training (Practicum and Internship) & Assistant Professor, PsyD in Clinical Psychology
Graduate Department of Clinical Psychology
College of Applied Behavioral Sciences

 

Admissions Requirements:
  • Complete the online application
  • Nonrefundable $80 application fee, paid during the application submission process
  • Official Transcripts must be sent directly from all colleges/universities attended
  • Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 preferred
  • CV or resume
  • 3 letters of recommendation 
    • Three references who you will identify as part of the online application process must complete the online form. Each reference writer will receive an email from the online application system explaining how to access the system and will be asked to upload a letter of recommendation providing additional information about your strengths and weaknesses. 
    • Preferably, your letters should be from faculty members who know you from multiple classes, your experience as a research assistant and/or your volunteer or work activities. Other letters may be from professionals who can write knowledgeably about your potential within the graduate program. It is recommended that referees speak to both academic achievements and personal qualities. 
  • Personal statement (Statement of Purpose) - The essay should describe yourself and your reasons for applying to this program. Describe how your interest in psychology has developed and what you hope to gain as a result of successfully completing this doctoral program. Indicate your academic, clinical and/or research experiences and goals. Discuss what you see as your personal and professional strengths and indicate any areas for growth.
  • GRE scores in verbal, quantitative and analytical writing are required. The GRE Psychology Subject Test is strongly recommended (Minimum scores at the 50th  percentile are preferred for each section)
  • A minimum of 18 credit hours in undergraduate or graduate psychology courses are required. 

 

Application Deadline
  • December 1 by 11:59 pm EST to be guaranteed consideration for admission into the program
  • Check the website as dates may change from year to year

 

Master of Science (MS) in Psychology

 

Kathryn Boucher, PhD
Director of Psychological Sciences
Associate Professor of Psychology
College of Applied Behavioral Sciences

 

Admissions Requirements:
  • Complete the online application
  • Nonrefundable $55 application fee, paid during the application submission process
  • Official Transcripts must be sent directly from all colleges/universities attended
  • Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 preferred
  • Three letters of recommendation 
    • Three references which you will identify as part of the online application process must complete the online form. Each reference writer will receive an email from the online application system explaining how to access the system and will be asked to upload a letter of recommendation providing additional information about your strengths and weaknesses. 
    • Preferably, your letters should be from faculty members who know you from multiple classes, your experience as a research assistant, and/or your volunteer or work activities. Other letters may be from professionals who can write knowledgeably about your potential within the graduate program.
  • Personal Statement - Your personal statement should describe yourself and your reasons for applying to this program. Describe how your interests in psychology have developed over time and what you hope to gain from graduate study. Indicate your academic, clinical, and/or research experiences and goals. Discuss what you see as your personal and professional strengths and indicate any areas of growth.
  • GRE verbal, quantitative and analytical writing is not required.  However, applicants interested in the research track for MS in Psychology or students planning to pursue doctoral work after the MS program are encouraged to submit GRE scores.
  • CV or Resume

 

Application Deadline
  • March 15 to be guaranteed consideration for admission into the program.
  • Check the website as dates may change from year to year.

 

Additional Requirements for International Students 

International students applying to Graduate Programs in Psychology must also complete the following:

  • Send results of any standardized examinations that are given in the country of origin (e.g., General Certification of Education (GCE), University of Cambridge Higher School Certification, Senior High School Leaving Certificate, etc.)
  • Submit a course-by-course evaluation of foreign educational credentials from any recognized service, such as World Education Services, Inc., International Consultants of Delaware, Inc., or Education Credential Evaluators, Inc. Because universities around the world differ, we require this evaluation as an assurance that you have completed the US equivalent of a bachelor's degree and have taken all appropriate prerequisite courses. Photocopies are not acceptable.
  • Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) minimum scores of at least IBT 100, CBT/TWE 250/5.0 or paper-based 603.

Programs

Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling with Generalist or Art Therapy Track

 

Sofia Sanchez, MEd

Graduate Admissions Counselor
College of Applied Behavioral Sciences
(317) 788-3495 | sanchezsm@uindy.edu

 

Master of Arts (MA) in Mental Health Counseling with Generalist or Art Therapy Track

 

Rachel P. Feldwisch, PhD, MA, LMHC, ATR-BC
Director of Counseling Programs and Assistant Professor
College of Applied Behavioral Sciences

Admissions Requirements:
  • Complete the online application
  • Nonrefundable $55 application fee, paid during the application submission process
  • Official Transcripts must be sent directly from all colleges/universities attended
  • Bachelor's degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0 preferred
  • 3 letters of recommendation 
    • Three references who you will identify as part of the online application process must complete the online form. Each reference writer will receive an email from the online application system explaining how to access the system and will be asked to upload a letter of recommendation providing additional information about your strengths and weaknesses. 
    • Preferably, your letters should be from faculty members who know you from multiple classes, your experience as a research assistant and/or your volunteer or work activities. Other letters may be from professionals who can write knowledgeably about your potential within the graduate program.
  • Personal Statement - Submit a brief essay that explains why you want to pursue an MA in Mental Health Counseling, including how completion of our program would help you to achieve your specific academic and professional goals. What would make you a good fit for this program and the profession of mental health counseling? If you are applying to the Art Therapy Track, please also explain your interest in art therapy.
  • GRE verbal, quantitative and analytical writing scores are not required but may be submitted at the applicant’s discretion. 
  • Only for MHC Generalist: A minimum of 18 credit hours in undergraduate or graduate psychology courses (statistics can be "counted" as a psychology course, even if it is taken in a department other than psychology)
  • CV or resume

 

Admission requirements for Art Therapy Track

This program has prerequisites for admission based on the American Art Therapy Association requirements. All candidates need to have 18 credit hours of art and 12 credit hours of psychology. In addition to the requirements listed above, MHC Art Therapy Track applicants are required to submit an art portfolio. If Art Therapy Track applicants do not meet prerequisites, there may be options to completing them prior to starting the program.

UIndy Entering Freshmen Pre-Art Therapy Majors: Entering Freshman enrolled in UIndy’s Pre-Art Therapy program may be eligible for direct admittance to the MA in Mental Health Counseling with Art Therapy Track after meeting specific requirements. Please contact the Chair of Art & Design or the MHC Art Therapy Program Director, Rachel Feldwisch (feldwischr@uindy.edu), for more information.

Application Deadline
  • MA in MHC Art Therapy: February 1 to be guaranteed consideration for admission into the program.
  • MA in MHC Generalist: March 1 to be guaranteed consideration for admission into the program.
  • Check the website as dates may change from year to year

 

Additional Requirements for International Students 

International students applying to Graduate Programs in Mental Health Counseling and Art Therapy must also complete the following:

  • Send results of any standardized examinations that are given in the country of origin (e.g., General Certification of Education (GCE), University of Cambridge Higher School Certification, Senior High School Leaving Certificate, etc.)
  • Submit a course-by-course evaluation of foreign educational credentials from any recognized service, such as World Education Services, Inc., International Consultants of Delaware, Inc., or Education Credential Evaluators, Inc. Because universities around the world differ, we require this evaluation as an assurance that you have completed the US equivalent of a bachelor's degree and have taken all appropriate prerequisite courses. Photocopies are not acceptable.
  • Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) minimum scores of at least IBT 100, CBT/TWE 250/5.0 or paper-based 603.

Programs

 

Sofia Sanchez, MEd
Graduate Admissions Counselor
College of Applied Behavioral Sciences
(317) 788-3495 | sanchezsm@uindy.edu

 

Master of Social Work (MSW) Two-Year Regular Standing

 

Wanda K. Watts, MSW, JD, LCSW  
Director of Master of Social Work and Assistant Professor
Phylis Lan Lin Department of Social Work
College of Applied Behavioral Sciences

Admissions Requirements:
  • Complete the online application
  • Nonrefundable $30 application fee, paid during the application submission process
  • Resume
  • Official transcripts from all colleges/universities attended
  • Bachelor's Degree other than a BSW or a BSW that was earned more than five years ago
  • A minimum GPA of 2.8. A GPA of 3.0 or higher for the student's last 60 credits is preferred. Students below the minimum GPA can petition the MSW Admission Committee for an exemption from the GPA criteria if they believe they have special circumstances.
  • 18 undergraduate or graduate credits in social and behavioral courses (e.g. Psychology, Sociology, Criminal Justice, Political Science, Anthropology, Economics) and a course in Statistics (if not taken as an undergraduate, must be taken no later than the first semester of foundation year).
  • Two essay responses that provide evidence of values consistent with the Social Work Profession, and satisfactory critical thinking and writing skills:
    • Statement of Personal Interest
    • Social Justice Experience
  • Three letters of reference (at least one academic reference preferred)
  • No GRE required

 

Application Deadline
  • Priority Application Deadline: February 1st
  • April 1st to be guaranteed consideration for admission into the program
  • Check the website as dates may change from year to year

 

Master of Social Work (MSW) One-Year Advanced Standing

 

Wanda K. Watts, MSW, JD, LCSW  

Director of Master of Social Work and Assistant Professor
Phylis Lan Lin Department of Social Work
College of Applied Behavioral Sciences 

Admissions Requirements:
  • Complete the online application
  • Nonrefundable $30 application fee, paid during the application submission process
  • Resume
  • Official transcripts from all colleges/universities attended
  • Bachelor's Degree in Social Work from a program accredited by the Council of Social Work Education (CSWE) within the past 5 years
  • A cumulative GPA of 2.8 in all courses and a minimum GPA of 3.25 in all social work courses. Students below the minimum GPA can petition the MSW Admission Committee for an exemption from the GPA criteria if they believe they have special circumstances.
  • A course in Statistics (it is highly recommended that statistics is taken before entering the program; under special circumstances, it can be taken no later than the first semester of the program).
  • Two essay responses that provide evidence of values consistent with the Social Work Profession, and satisfactory critical thinking and writing skills:
    • Statement of Personal Interest 
    • Practicum Experience 
  • Three letters of reference (at least one academic reference preferred)
  • Final BSW senior practicum evaluation (if a BSW degree is already completed or is near completion.  If students are currently enrolled in a BSW program and have recently begun a senior practicum and have not received a practicum evaluation, they may submit a final junior practicum evaluation).
  • No GRE required

 

Application Deadline
  • Priority Application Deadline: December 1st
  • February 1st to be guaranteed consideration for admission into the program
  • Check the website as dates may change from year to year

 

Additional Requirements for International Students 

International students applying to Graduate Programs in Social Work must also complete the following:

  • Send results of any standardized examinations that are given in the country of origin (e.g., General Certification of Education (GCE), University of Cambridge Higher School Certification, Senior High School Leaving Certificate, etc.)
  • Submit a course-by-course evaluation of foreign educational credentials from any recognized service, such as World Education Services, Inc., International Consultants of Delaware, Inc., or Education Credential Evaluators, Inc. Because universities around the world differ, we require this evaluation as an assurance that you have completed the US equivalent of a bachelor's degree and have taken all appropriate prerequisite courses. Photocopies are not acceptable.
  • Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) minimum scores of at least IBT 100, CBT/TWE 250/5.0 or paper-based 603.

College of Health Sciences

Dean: Dr. Stephanie Kelly ()
(317) 788-6099 | 1-800-232-8634 | (317) 788-2120 (Fax) | spkelly@uindy.edu | College of Health Sciences website

Master of Science in Athletic Training (MSAT)

  • Program Director: Jessica Jochum
    College of Health Sciences, Department of Athletic Training, UIndy Health Pavilion
    (317) 788-3248 | jochumj@uindy.edu
  • College of Health Sciences Admissions Counselors
    chsadmissions@uindy.edu 
Admissions Requirements

Bachelor’s degree with any undergraduate major, although having a health-related major such as exercise science, public health education, health and physical education teaching, biology, psychology or pre-OT/PT is strongly encouraged as they fulfill the necessary prerequisites for admission into the master's program. (Some University of Indianapolis undergraduates are eligible for early admission after the completion of three years of undergraduate work at the University of Indianapolis. There is also an early assurance program designed for incoming freshmen who have declared pre-athletic training as a concentration in conjunction with any undergraduate major. This option will inform course selections throughout the undergraduate career. With acceptance into the Early Assurance program and fulfillment of all program criteria, students you will be guaranteed admission into the master's degree program in athletic training.)

  • Complete a program application (available sometime in June of each year)

  • Have a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher

  • Have a minimum grade of "C" in prerequisite courses

  • Take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) and submit your scores

  • Submit three recommendation letters, including one from a certified athletic trainer

  • Complete an interview with the athletic training faculty/staff

  • Complete a minimum of 50 observation hours with a certified athletic trainer

  • Submit a writing sample

  • Receive and submit a physical examination by a healthcare provider

  • Submit your immunization record

  • Submit TOEFL scores (international applicants only)

  • Read and sign program technical standards which meet the requirements outlined by the Americans with Disabilities Act.

 

Completion of the following prerequisite courses prior to entrance in the program:

Human Anatomy with Lab, Human Physiology with Lab, Exercise Physiology with Lab, Nutrition, Biomechanics or Kinesiology, Psychology or Sociology (3 credit hours), Chemistry with Lab (one semester), Physics with Lab (one semester), Statistics


Application Deadline:

Applications are due in mid-January for a June start. See the website for specific due date. Applications must be submitted through ATCAS.

Programs

 

Master of Public Health (MPH)

 

Admissions Requirements

  • UIndy online application (by April 15 for priority consideration)

  • $25 application fee for graduate programs

  • Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university

  • Official transcripts from post-secondary education

  • 3.0 GPA or higher or completion of Graduate Record Exam (GRE) for applicants with GPA below 3.0

  • 2 letters of recommendation

  • Show evidence of satisfactory preparation in math and computer skills

  • Resume or CV

  • 2-3 page personal statement describing interest in the field of public health and health disparities

  • Preferred (not required) qualifications for applicants for the Master of Public Health:

    • Public health or health-related experience (can be during undergraduate or post-graduate)

    • Demonstrated knowledge, experience, or commitment to working with communities with health disparities

 

Master of Science in Sport Management (MS)

Admissions Requirements

  • UIndy online application (by April 15 for priority consideration)

  • $25 application fee for graduate programs

  • Official transcripts from each undergraduate institution attended (sent directly from each institution's registrar's office)

  • 3.0 GPA or higher or completion of Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) or Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores for applicants with GPA below 3.0*.

  • Two letters of recommendation

  • Recommendation letters may be written by your supervisors, colleagues, peers or former college professors. Individuals providing recommendations must be outside of your immediate family. At least one recommendation should be written by an individual who is familiar with your academic accomplishments as an undergraduate and/or graduate student. 

  • A three-page personal statement highlighting your educational and career goals.

  • Resume

 

*If the GMAT is taken, a minimum score of 470 (combined total from the verbal and quantitative sections) and a minimum of 4.0 in the analytical writing section is recommended. Students not meeting these standards may be admitted on a conditional basis.

*If the GRE is taken, a minimum score of 290 (combined total from the verbal and quantitative sections) and a minimum 3.0 in the analytical writing section is recommended. Students not meeting these standards may be admitted on a conditional basis.

Additional requirements for international students

  • International students whose undergraduate coursework was not completed at an English-speaking institution must submit an official report of their TOEFL scores. A minimum score of 230 on the computer-based test or 550 on the paper test is required.

  • Provide a course-by-course credential evaluation to show that you have completed the U.S. equivalent of a bachelor's degree. To view a list of agencies that offer this service, see the international student admissions page.

 

Application Deadline

Priority deadline is April 15. Applications will continue being considered until the cohort is filled. You must meet or exceed all admission requirements and be accepted into the program before enrolling in classes.

 

MS in Exercise Science (MEXS)

Admission Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution

  • Preferred (not required) qualifications for applicants include courses in Anatomy/Physiology, Biomechanics, Exercise Physiology.

  • An official transcript for all colleges/universities attended, demonstrating a 3.0 GPA or higher

  • GRE test scores if your undergraduate GPA is below 3.0

  • Record of any current certifications/credentials (e.g., CPT, CSCS, EP-C, etc.)

  • Resume or curriculum vitae

  • A two to three-page, double-spaced personal statement describing your interest in the field of Exercise Science and our program. Also, you will need to identify one or two UIndy Exercise Science faculty members you'd like to align yourself with based on their research area.

  • Indication of your interest in either the Human Performance or the Clinical Exercise Physiology tract

  • Two letters of recommendation.  Recommendation letters may be written by your supervisors, colleagues, peers or former college professors. Individuals providing recommendations must be outside of your immediate family. At least one recommendation should be written by an individual who is familiar with your academic accomplishments as an undergraduate and/or graduate student.  

  • $25 application fee for graduate programs

Programs

  • Entry-Level Occupational Therapy (MOT & OTD)
  • Early Assurance/Early Entry Admission Option 

 

  • Chair: Kate E. DeCleene Huber, OTR, MS, OTD
    College of Health Sciences, School of Occupational Therapy, UIndy Health Pavilion
    (317) 788-4908 | decleenek@uindy.edu | ot.uindy.edu
  • Interim Program Director (OTD): Alison Nichols, OTR, OTD
    College of Health Sciences, School of Occupational Therapy, UIndy Health Pavilion
    (317) 788-6178 | anichols@uindy.edu | ot.uindy.edu
  • Interim Program Director (MOT): Brenda Howard, DHSc, OTR, FAOTA
    College of Health Sciences, School of Occupational Therapy, UIndy Health Pavilion
    (317) 788-6173 | howardbs@uindy.edu | ot.uindy.edu
  • College of Health Sciences Admissions Counselors
    chsadmissions@uindy.edu

 

Admissions Requirements

 

Completed Bachelor's Degree Option
  • Have a bachelor’s degree in a discipline other than occupational therapy or receive a bachelor’s degree in a discipline other than occupational therapy by enrollment.
  • Complete all prerequisite coursework by enrollment.
  • Submit a completed application through OTCAS (https://otcas.liaisoncas.com/applicant-ux/#/login) and participate in an interview upon invitation. Top candidates who have completed the process will be offered a position in the class.

Note: There are additional requirements for international applicants.

Early Entry Admission Option: OTD Only

This option allows you to be granted permission to start occupational therapy coursework in your 4th year after the completion of all undergraduate major and core requirements. Students are not officially accepted to the OTD program until they have received their bachelor’s degree. To qualify for this option, you must:

  • Be enrolled in the University of Indianapolis undergraduate programs.
  • Declare a major with a concentration in Pre-OT.
  • Submit a letter from your undergraduate advisor approving that all designated university core, major, and occupational therapy prerequisite courses will be completed prior to your fourth year of college.
  • Apply during your junior year via OTCAS, requesting permission to take courses in the occupational therapy department.
  • Following the completion of your undergraduate degree and two semesters of OT coursework, students then receive official acceptance to the OT program.

 

Early Assurance Admission Option: OTD Only

To be considered for the Early Assurance Admission Program, candidates must be admitted into any undergraduate degree program by the University of Indianapolis and meet the following:

  • High school minimum GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale
  • Proficiency in high school math and science courses
  • Declare pre-occupational therapy as a concentration by February 1
  • Early Assurance offers are competitive and will be extended to the most academically qualified students until the limit is reached.

 

Students will be reviewed for early assurance twice per year in December and February. Students will be notified by email if they are awarded an early assurance offer and will need to return the electronic intent form by the date noted in the email in order to secure the early assurance offer.


Once admitted to the Early Assurance Admission program, students must maintain specific academic standards to keep their guaranteed status into the graduate program. These standards include:


If following the Early Entry Option (formerly called 4-1.5), all undergraduate major requirements must be met before entering the graduate program, or if following the bachelor's degree option, the bachelor's degree must be completed before entering the graduate program.

  • Students must complete and maintain a 3.5 GPA in all occupational therapy prerequisite courses before entering the graduate program. (GPAs are checked each semester)
  • A grade of "C" or higher is required in all occupational therapy prerequisite course work. NOTE: Advanced Placement (AP) credits are not accepted as prerequisites for the occupational therapy graduate program.
  • Maintain a cumulative and prerequisite GPA of 3.5 or higher. (GPAs are checked each semester).
  • Students are highly encouraged to participation in sessions offered for Early Assurance OT students by Admissions staff and/or School of OT faculty
  • Participate in an interview for the program. After this interview, the program director will review results and the student will be alerted if there are additional requirements before being granted admission status (i.e. additional observation hours).

 

Application Deadline

Apply during the undergraduate application process.

Programs

  • Doctor of Health Science (DHSc)
  • Master of Science in Aging Studies (MS)
  • Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies
  • Master of Science in Healthcare Administration (MS)
  • Graduate Certificate in Health Professions Education
  • Dual DHSc and Master of Public Health
  • Dual DHSc and MS in Aging Studies
  • Dual DHSc and Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies
  • Dual DHSc and Graduate Certificate in Health Professions Education
  • Dual Doctor of Occupational Therapy & MS in Aging Studies
  • Dual Doctor of Occupational Therapy & Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies
  • Dual Master of Occupational Therapy & MS in Aging Studies
  • Dual Master of Occupational Therapy & Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies
  • Dual MS in Healthcare Administration & MS in Aging Studies
  • Dual MS in Healthcare Administration & Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies
  • Dual Master of Public Health & MS in Healthcare Administration
  • Dual Master of Public Health & MS in Aging Studies
  • Dual Master of Public Health & Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies
  • Dual Advanced Standing Master of Social Work & Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies
  • Dual Master of Social Work & Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies

 


 

Doctor of Health Science Admission Requirements 

  • Complete online application
  • Application fee of $50.00 (paid online)
  • Official transcripts for all degrees earned. Transcripts should document achievement of a master's or doctorate degree from a regionally accredited institution with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)
  • At least two years of recent experience working in a health-related field and hold a current license (if one is required to practice in the student's discipline)
  • Professional experience can be documented through a resume or a curriculum vitae
  • Proof of license can be provided via official documentation from state licensing board
  • 2 professional letters of recommendation (NOTE: The DHSc program requires formal letters from at least two professional references (in addition to the completion of the recommendation form). It is strongly suggested that applicants request letters from individuals who can speak specifically to their demonstrated interest/strengths in education, leadership, and scholarship.)
  • Personal statement, which should be no more than three pages (double-spaced), highlighting your background/experience, educational and career goals, and your specific interest in the DHSc Program at the University of Indianapolis
  • Resume or curriculum vitae
  • Additional requirements for international applicants

 

Application Deadline

Students are admitted in fall semesters. The preferred deadline is April 1, and the final deadline is July 1.

Programs

  • Master of Science in Aging Studies (MS)
  • Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies

 


 

Admission Requirements

  • Completed online application

  • $50.00 Application fee. (UIndy alumni are eligible for an application fee waiver. Please contact the College of Health Sciences enrollment counselor listed above for more information).

  • Bachelor's degree or higher (any discipline) from an accredited college or university

  • Original transcripts from each college or university previously attended

  • Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher out of 4.0

  • Resume or curriculum vitae

  • Three letters of recommendation (academic and/or professional)

  • An essay explaining your interest in aging studies and how you plan to use the degree or certificate in your future work (1,000-1,500 words)

 

Admission Criteria for International Students

  • The online format of our program means there is no residency requirement for international students. Our programs do not qualify for or distribute I-20 visas.

  • Students for whom English is their second language must submit TOEFL scores with a minimum of 100 on the internet-based TOEFL. Students whose undergraduate degrees are from a non-U.S. institution must also submit TOEFL scores. TOEFL scores should be sent to institution code R1321 and school code R2207.

  • If your undergraduate degree is from a non-U.S. institution, we require a degree evaluation as an assurance that you have completed the U.S. equivalent of a bachelor's degree. Photocopies are not acceptable for this portion of your application material.

 

Admission Deadline

Applications are accepted year-round.

Programs

 

Master of Science in Healthcare Administration (MS)

Program Director: Heidi Ewen
(317) 791-4425 | ewenh@uindy.edu

MS in Healthcare Administration Admissions Requirements 

  • Complete online application

  • A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution

  • An official transcript for all colleges/universities attended, demonstrating a 3.0 GPA or higher

  • GRE test scores if your undergraduate GRE is below 3.0

  • Resume or curriculum vitae

  • Two letters of recommendation

  • A statement of purpose detailing your interest in the program and your career goals related to long-term or home- and community-based care

  • $35 application fee

  • Additional requirements for international applicants

 

Application Deadline

Students are admitted in fall semesters. The preferred deadline is July 1.


 

Graduate Certificate in Health Professions Education

Program Director: Laura Santurri
(317) 788-2409 | santurril@uindy.edu

Graduate Certificate in Health Professions Education Admissions Requirements

  • Complete online application

  • Application fee of $50.00 (paid online)

  • Official transcripts for all degrees earned. Transcripts should document achievement of a master's or doctorate degree from a regionally accredited institution with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)

  • At least two years of recent experience working in a health-related field and hold a current license (if one is required to practice in the student's discipline)

  • Professional experience can be documented through a resume or a curriculum vitae

  • Proof of license can be provided via official documentation from state licensing board

  • Personal statement, which should be no more than three pages (double-spaced), highlighting your background/experience, educational and career goals, and your specific interest in the Graduate Certificate in Health Professions Education Program at the University of Indianapolis

  • Resume or curriculum vitae

 

Application Deadline

Students are admitted in fall, winter, and summer semesters. Applications are due at least one month prior to the start of the semester.

 


Master of Science in Aging Studies (MS)

Program Director: Tamara Wolske
(317) 791-5938 | wolsketl@uindy.edu | Interprofessional Health and Aging Studies website

MS in Aging Studies Admissions Requirements 

  • Complete online application

  • $50 application fee

  • A bachelor's degree or higher (any discipline) from a regionally accredited institution

  • An official transcript for all colleges/universities attended, demonstrating a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher (on a 4.0 scale)

  • Resume or curriculum vitae

  • Three letters of recommendation (academic and/or professional)

  • A statement of purpose detailing your interest in aging studies and how you plan to use the degree in your future work (1,000 - 1,500 words)

  • Additional requirements for international applicants

 

Application Deadline

Students are admitted in fall, winter, and summer semesters. Applicants are encouraged to submit applications at least one month prior to the start of the semester.

 


Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies

 

Graduate Certificate in Aging Studies Admissions Requirements 

  • Complete online application

  • $50 application fee

  • A bachelor's degree or higher (any discipline) from a regionally accredited institution

  • An official transcript for all colleges/universities attended, demonstrating a cumulative 3.0 GPA or higher (on a 4.0 scale)

  • Resume or curriculum vitae

  • Three letters of recommendation (academic and/or professional)

  • A statement of purpose detailing your interest in aging studies and how you plan to use the certificate in your future work (1,000 - 1,500 words)

  • Additional requirements for international applicants

 

Application Deadline

Students are admitted in fall, winter, and summer semesters. Applicants are encouraged to submit applications at least one month prior to the start of the semester.

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)

Eligibility Requirements
  • Cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
  • Completion of prerequisite coursework with at least a "C" or better in each course  and minimum prerequisite GPA of 3.0. Courses taken on a pass/fail basis or any non-course credit will not count, such as Advanced Placement (AP) credits. 
    • Biological Sciences:
      • Biology: One biology course with lab (3-4 credits)
      • Human Anatomy: This requirement can be met with a one-year sequence combining human anatomy and physiology (6-8 credits), by a single course in human anatomy (3-4 credits), or by a vertebrate morphology course if human anatomy is unavailable at your institution. This course must include a lab.
      • Human Physiology: This requirement can be met with a one-year sequence combining human anatomy and physiology (6-8 credits), by a single course in human physiology (3-4 credits), or by an animal physiology course if human physiology is unavailable at your institution. This course must include a lab.
    • Chemistry: Standard one-year sequence with labs (6-8 credits)
    • Physics: Standard one-year sequence with labs (6-8 credits)
    • Behavioral Sciences: Two courses (6 credits) emphasizing human interactions in some way. Acceptable courses are usually in the areas of psychology, sociology, or cultural anthropology.
    • Statistics: One introductory course (3-4 credits) to include central tendency, variability, correlation, and parametric statistics through analysis of variance. This course should be taken through the math or science department.
  • Completion of baccalaureate degree at an accredited college or university by the time of matriculation into the DPT program, unless one of the following regarding UIndy undergrads applies (Pre-PT)
    • Evidence that the applicant is a UIndy undergraduate student who has or will complete the core requirements of their UG degree and at least 94 credit hours by the end of their junior year prior to matriculation into the DPT program (3+3 track).
    • UIndy students earning direct admission/early assurance to the DPT program must meet specific thresholds during their undergraduate education.
  • English as a foreign language

 

Application Process and Requirements
  • Applicants must apply for admission online through the Physical Therapist Centralized Application Service (PTCAS)
    • Review the PTCAS website for instructions and fees.
    • All transcripts are submitted via PTCAS, including any dual credit courses.
    • Please note: Transfer credits are not accepted.
  • Application Timeline
    • Applications will be available online on July 1 and must be completed by October 1.
    • Please note: We suggest submitting materials early. PTCAS verification typically takes 4 weeks. Applicants are responsible for confirming that all application materials are uploaded into PTCAS for verification to occur.
    • Applications not verified by November 1 will NOT be reviewed.
  • UIndy Supplemental Application Fee (Waived)
    • UIndy has decided to waive the supplemental application fee for students applying after July 1, 2022.
  •  CASPer Scores
    • All applicants are required to participate in the CASPer Assessment.
    • CASPer is an online test that assesses non-cognitive skills and interpersonal characteristics important for success in graduate programs.
    • Please note: Be sure to review the CASPer website early for available testing dates. Multiple test dates will be available prior to the application due date.
  • Recommendations
    • All applicants are required to provide three recommendations.
    • At least one recommendation must be from a licensed physical therapist who the applicant has observed in patient care.
    • At least one recommendation must be from a health care provider, course instructor in a major, or recent employer.
    • Recommendations are not accepted from family or friends.
    • Recommendations must be completed using the PTCAS system and requirements.
  • Personal Statement and Supplemental Questions
    • All applicants are required to write a personal statement and answer supplemental questions
    • Personal statements and supplemental questions are completed and submitted using the PTCAS system.
  • Interview
    • After the application deadline, top ranked applicants will be invited for an interview. UIndy students will be guaranteed an interview if they have a prerequisite GPA of 3.5 or higher.
    • Interviews are conducted in person on campus at UIndy. Remote video conference technology can be pre-arranged for applicants with health or travel restrictions.
    • Each interview is scheduled for 20 minutes with a team of two interviewers.
    • Interviewed applicants will have additional opportunities to learn about our program, such as:
      • Overview of the KSPT DPT program by the Program Director
      • Financial aid session with a staff member from the UIndy Financial Aid Office
      • Questions and answers with the UIndy Admissions Staff
      • Student Panel
      • Meet and greet with KSPT faculty and students
      • Health Pavilion tour
      • Lunch with KSPT faculty, students, and staff

School of Business

Dean: Dr. Lawrence Belcher
(317) 788-2397 | belcherl@uindy.edu

Programs

 

Director, Dr. Eric Harvey

School of Business, Esch Hall 103 
(317) 788-3340 | (317) 788-3586 (Fax) | harveye@uindy.edu | mba.uindy.edu

 

Master of Business Administration

 

Devon Pulliam, Director of Graduate Business Recruitment
School of Business, Esch Hall 103
(317) 788-6206 | pulliamd@uindy.edu

Admissions Requirements

  • Baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution

  • Online application with application fee

  • Graduate Management Aptitude Test (GMAT) scores; GRE accepted

  • Two letters of recommendation

  • Official transcripts from postsecondary institutions attended

  • Current resume

  • Personal statement

  • An interview may be required

 

Additional Requirements for International Student Admission

  • TOEFL score of 79 on the Internet-based test or a Band score of 6.5 on the IELTS

  • Four years of post-secondary education verified by a transcript evaluation service such as WES 

 

Master of Science in Management

 

Devon Pulliam, Director of Graduate Business Recruitment

School of Business, Esch Hall 103
(317) 788-6206 | pulliamd@uindy.edu 

Admissions Requirements

  • Baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution

  • Online application with application fee

  • Two letters of recommendation

  • Official transcripts from postsecondary institutions attended

  • Current resume

  • Personal statement

  • An interview may be required

  • *GRE or GMAT not required. No prerequisite courses are required.

 

Additional Requirements for International Student Admission

  • TOEFL score of 79 on the Internet-based test or a Band score of 6.5 on the IELTS

  • Four years of post-secondary education verified by a transcript evaluation service such as WES 

 

Master of Applied Data Analytics

 

Devon Pulliam, Director of Graduate Business Recruitment
School of Business, Esch Hall 103
(317) 788-6206 | pulliamd@uindy.edu 

Admissions Requirements

  • Baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution

  • Online application with application fee

  • Graduate Management Aptitude Test (GMAT) scores; GRE accepted

  • Two letters of recommendation

  • Official transcripts from postsecondary institutions attended

  • Current resume

  • Personal statement

  • An interview may be required

 

Additional Requirements for International Student Admission

  • TOEFL score of 79 on the Internet-based test or a Band score of 6.5 on the IELTS

  • Four years of post-secondary education verified by a transcript evaluation service such as WES

 

Master of Science in Strategic Leadership and Design (MS)

 

  • Program Director, Andre Givens
    School of Business, Esch Hall 103 
    (317) 788-3465 | givensas@uindy.edu
  • Devon Pulliam, Director of Graduate Business Recruitment
    School of Business, Esch Hall 103
    (317) 788-6206 | pulliamd@uindy.edu 

 

Admissions Requirements

  • GPA—3.0 or higher for admission; must maintain a 3.0 or higher to remain in the program

  • If your GPA falls below a 3.0, you may be admitted conditionally.

  • 2 recommendation letters

  • Professional resume or curriculum vitae

  • Personal statement

  • Official bachelor's degree transcript—must be from a regionally accredited college or university

  • $35 application fee

 

Additional Requirements for International Student Admission

  • TOEFL score of 79 on the Internet-based test or a Band score of 6.5 on the IELTS

  • Four years of post-secondary education verified by a transcript evaluation service such as WES

School of Education

Dean: Dr. John Kuykendall
(317) 788-3778 | kuykendallj@uindy.edu | uindy.edu/education

Programs

 

Master of Arts in School Leadership & Management

 

  • Director: Dr. John Somers
    Department of Leadership & Educational Studies
    (317) 788-4918 | jsomers@uindy.edu
  • Brandon Doty, Enrollment Counselor
    Graduate & Adult Learning Enrollment, Esch 163
    (317) 788-4960 | bdoty@uindy.edu 

 

Admissions Requirements

  • UIndy graduate admission online application

  • A bachelor's degree in education and an instructional teaching license from a regionally or nationally accredited institution

  • Official transcripts (undergraduate and/or graduate) with a preferred minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale

  • Three letters of recommendation from current and/or past principals/supervisors

  • Current resume

  • A recent copy of your teaching license (if applicable)

  • Agreement from your school corporation to support required field experiences

  • Typed personal statement summarizing your career goals and purpose for applying to the program

  • Candidates must demonstrate through the application process that they are willing to serve as a school leader in diverse school settings and are dedicated to raising student academic achievement.

  • Interview with UIndy Leadership & Educational Studies faculty

 

Application Deadline

See the UIndy website for semester-specific deadlines.

 

Master of Arts in Teaching Program

Two options are available to earn a Master of Arts in Teaching degree.

The Evening MAT program
  • Director of Secondary Education: Angelia J. Ridgway, Ph.D.
    Master of Arts in Teaching Program, Esch Hall Room 230
    (317) 788-4903 | (317) 788-2130 (Fax) | aridgway@uindy.edu | education.uindy.edu
  • Brandon Doty, Enrollment Counselor
    Graduate & Adult Learning Enrollment, Esch 163
    (317) 788-4960 | bdoty@uindy.edu 

 

Admission Requirements

  • Submit an official transcript indicating a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution and have a cumulative grade point average of 2.5 or better (on a 4-point scale).

  • Be within nine credit hours of completing licensure requirements for the selected content area.

  • Submit a completed application form with payment of a $50 application fee.

  • Submit a Statement of Purpose with requested application packet.

  • Submit three letters of recommendation.

  • Submit passing scores on required basic skills exams or equivalent (ACT/SAT, GRE with minimum score).

  • Complete a written exercise (on site) that is reviewed by an Interview Committee.

  • Complete an interview with the Interview Committee.

  • Criminal history check.

 

Application Deadline

The application cycle for the program begins in February of each year for the selection of the cohorts, which will start the program in August.

 


Master of Arts in Special Education & Leadership Practice

 

Program Director: TBD
Brandon Doty, Enrollment Counselor
(317) 788-4960 | bdoty@uindy.edu 

School of Nursing

Dean: Dr. Norma Hall
(317) 788-3206 | hallne@uindy.edu

Programs

 

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

School of Nursing, UIndy Health Pavilion
(317) 788-3206 | (317) 788-6208 (Fax) | nursing@uindy.edu | nursing.uindy.edu

Master of Science in Nursing

Required for Family Nurse Practitioner (M.S.N.), Adult/-Gerontological Nurse Practitioner (M.S.N.), Nursing Education (M.S.N.), Nursing and Health Systems Leadership (M.S.N.), Neonatal Nurse Practitioner (M.S.N.).

  • Program Director: Dr. Wendy Stoelting-Gettelfinger
    (317) 788-6116 | stoeltinggett@uindy.edu 
  • Brandon Doty, Enrollment Counselor
    Graduate & Adult Learning Enrollment, Esch 163
    (317) 788-4960 | bdoty@uindy.edu

 

Admissions Requirements

  • Completed online graduate nursing application

  • Official transcripts of all previous college work. A bachelor's degree in nursing (BSN) from an NLN or CCNE accredited program with at least a 3.0 on a 4.0 scale is required. Must demonstrate evidence of completed coursework in undergraduate statistics and research. For applicants who have not had this coursework, provisional admission will be considered and the coursework must be successfully completed within the first two semesters of graduate study.

  • One recommendation from supervisor, MSN preferred, addressing clinical ability, work experience, professional nursing contributions, and potential for success in graduate school.

  • Current resume.

  • Valid Professional Nursing license.

  • Interview

Admission requirements for certificate programs and post-master’s studies available on the School of Nursing website.

 

Application Deadlines

Rolling admissions with entrance into the program possible in August, January, or May

 

Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP Post-MSN and DNP-Executive)

  • Program Director: Dr. Wendy Stoelting-Gettelfinger
    School of Nursing, UIndy Health Pavilion
    (317) 788-6116 | stoeltinggett@uindy.edu
  • Brandon Doty, Enrollment Counselor
    Graduate & Adult Learning Enrollment, Esch 163
    (317) 788-4960 | bdoty@uindy.edu

 

Admissions Requirements

  • Completed online graduate nursing application.

  • Official transcripts of all previous college work. Must have a master’s degree in nursing (MSN) from an NLNAC, ACEN or CCNE accredited program with a cumulative minimum GPA of 3.25 on a 4.0 scale.

  • An unencumbered RN license with eligibility for licensure in Indiana.

  • Successful completion of a graduate level statistics course within the last five years with a grade of B or better. If the course is older than 5 years, you must successfully complete the online statistics module prior to the start of coursework.

  • Advanced practice registered nurses must successfully complete graduate courses in advanced pharmacotherapeutics, advanced pathophysiology, and advanced health assessment prior to admission.

  • Current resume.

  • An essay of 500 words or less addressing your career goals related to the DNP, as well as a topic area for the evidence-based scholarly project.

  • Three recommendation letters specifying your ability to be successful in doctoral coursework. Recommenders may be supervisors, academic professors, work colleagues or others who have worked with you in a professional setting. They must have a minimum of a master’s degree, although a doctoral degree is preferred.

  • A non-refundable application fee of $60 payable to the University of Indianapolis.

  • Personal interview with the faculty

 

Application Deadlines

  • New cohorts are admitted once each fall. Applications are due in the spring.

Additional admission requirements for certificate programs and post-master’s studies are available on the School of Nursing website: uindy.edu/nursing

Shaheen College of Arts & Sciences

Dean: Dr. Patrick Van Fleet
(317) 791-5704 | (317) 788-3546 (Fax) | cas-graduate@uindy.edu

Programs

  • Anatomical Sciences (MS)
  • Anthropology (MS)
  • Applied Sociology (MA)
  • English (MA)
  • History (MA)
  • Human Biology (MS)
  • International Relations (MA)
  • Public Relations (MA)
  • Social Practice Art (MA)
  • Studio Art (MA)

 

Admissions Requirements

  • Online graduate application
  • Letter of intent
  • Three letters of recommendation (PR and SPA only require two)
  • $30 application fee
  • All transcripts for undergraduate work and any previous graduate study
  • A bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university in the United States, or the equivalent of a bachelor's degree for students applying from outside the United States
  • Preferred minimum of 3.0 overall undergraduate GPA (scale of 4.0)
  • International students must meet a minimum standard in English proficiency (TOEFL score of 79 on 0-120 scale, or IELTS score of 6.5) in order to be admitted to a graduate program at the University of Indianapolis. Please note that individual graduate programs may require scores above this minimum standard.

 


Application Deadlines

  • Anatomical Sciences, Applied Sociology, English, History, International Relations, Studio Art, Dual Credit Certificate in History, Dual Credit Certificate in English, Public Relations, Social Practice Art: Applications are accepted year-round.
  • Anthropology: Rolling admissions for August start only. February 15 priority deadline.
  • Human Biology: Rolling admissions for August start only. January 15 priority deadline.
  • Biomedical Sciences
  • Book Arts
  • English Dual-Credit Teaching
  • Professional Writing
  • International Relations
  • Social Practice Art
  • Studio Art
  • U.S. History Dual-Credit Teaching
  • Public Relations
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