Graduate Admission Requirements

School of Computing and Informatics
technology.lipscomb.edu

1. Graduate Application Form: We encourage all candidates to complete the online graduate application.

2. Application Fee: A non-refundable $50 application fee must be submitted online with a credit card or by check before the application is evaluated by the School of Computing and Informatics.

3. Official Transcripts: To be admitted as a graduate student, the School of Computing and Informatics requires an official transcript from all universities and colleges previously attended. Each applicant must have an undergraduate degree with at least a 3.0 or better for full admission. Please allow 4-6 weeks for transcript delivery.

4. Standardized Test Scores: The official standardized tests for admission into the The School of Computing and Informatics is the GRE. An applicant must receive an 800 or higher on the GRE for graduate admission.

5. References: Each applicant is required to submit two references: professional and academic. Click here for Reference Form.

6. Personal Statement: The School of Computing and Informatics wants to know (1) your personal and career goals and (2) how the graduate program will contribute to the achievement of your goals. Click here for Personal Statement Form.

7. On-Campus Interview: After all application documents are received and academic requirements are met, the program director will invite you to an on-campus interview.

REGISTRATION NOTICE: After admission has been confirmed, graduate students are required to submit additional documentation to begin registering for courses. To view and download these forms please click here.

Please send all materials to:

Lipscomb University

School of Computing and Informatics

ATTN: Kate Noonan

One University Park Drive

Nashville, TN 37204

To check your application status please contact Kate Noonan at 615.966.1194 or katelyn.noonan@lipscomb.edu.

Although we offer a paper Graduate Application, we ask prospective students to apply on-line for processing purposes.