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Doctoral Degrees ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Doctoral Admission Requirements

To matriculate into a Doctoral program at Cambridge College Global, students must complete the processes and meet the requirements outlined below.

  • Online application for admission
  • Non-refundable application fee of $50.
  • Master’s degree from an institution accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
  • Official college transcripts indicating student’s bachelor’s and master’s degree conferrals must be submitted to the college from the originating institutions.
  • In the case of students receiving graduate transfer credits, official college transcripts from the originating institutions must be received.
  • Essay (approximately one to two pages) describing how the Program will assist the applicant to achieve personal and/or professional goals.
  • Current Resume (reflecting at least 8 years of work experience).
  • Demonstrated proficiency in English as established through SAT or the ACT tests, or other methods documenting the student’s fluency in English (see Policy on International Students for more information on the TOEFL).
  • Required personal interview, generally conducted via telephone.
  • The Program Chair for the specific graduate program or other qualified College administrator will evaluate and approve applications to ensure that admissions requirements have been satisfied.
  • For good cause shown, at the discretion of the Program Chair, institutional admissions requirements may be waived or altered upon written approval by the Program Chair.

For more information and detailed admissions requirements, consult the Academic Catalog and Student Handbook.

General Requirements - Computer and Internet Access

To participate in an online course, students must have access to a fully-functional laptop or desktop computer that can play audio and video. While students may be able to use a portable device (cell phones, tablets or “books”) to complete some of their coursework, other courses will require the use of downloaded software or web-based tools that are not compatible with portable devices. Access to Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint) and a broadband Internet connection is required to participate in discussions, complete assignments, access readings, transfer course work, and receive feedback from faculty.

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