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Georgia State University - Graduate Admissions
NOTICE (3/19/2020): Testing (GRE,GMAT, GACE, IELTS,TOEFL, etc.) and the ability to send transcripts has been affected in many countries. The Graduate School has taken a number of steps to ensure that you’ll be able to continue with the application process. We’re working with the university’s schools and colleges to extend additional flexibility. For assistance, please contact the Office of Graduate Admissions at gradapply@gsu.edu or submit a ticket online
To create an application, you will need to select one of the following types:
GSU/CAS-Liaison Programs ($50.00):
For applicants submitting a supplemental application to PTCAS (Physical Therapy), OTCAS (Occupational Therapy), the CSDCAS (Communication Sciences & Disorders), or SOPHAS (Public Health - MPH, PHD, & DrPH only).
Executive Programs ($100.00):
For applicants applying to the Executive MBA or the Executive Doctorate in Business .
Graduate Programs ($50.00):
For all other graduate applicants seeking first time enrollment into a particular program.
Graduate Re-entry ($25.00):
For previously enrolled graduate students seeking to re-enter after becoming inactive.
Application Fee:
The non-refundable fee is payable by credit card (American Express, Visa, and Mastercard) and is due by the application deadline. The application will not be processed until the fee is paid. If the fee is not paid by the deadline, your application will not be reviewed. Ronald E. McNair Scholars (excluding executive and re-entry applicants) will have the opportunity to obtain an application fee waiver once inside the application.
Your Application Status:
After submitting your application return to the status page by clicking the Graduate, Graduate Re-entry, Executive, or GSU/CAS-Liaison Application link.
Contact:
Questions about the graduate application process can be directed to gradapply@gsu.edu or (404) 413-2444.
Returning users:Log in to continue an application | First-time users:Create an account to start a new application. |