Not necessarily. There may be pre-requisites you can take to satisfy the requirements for the master’s degree.

Different programs have different requirements.  Visit Applying for more information.

No, but affordable local housing is available. For more information, visit Housing and Resident Life
or the Scranton Times newspaper.

Yes.  For more information visit the Scholarships page.

Yes, most programs allow you take 6-9 credits prior to completing the application process as an enrichment student.  However, financial aid is not available until you are formally accepted.

Yes, we understand required documentation may arrive at different times. No official action will be taken until required documents are received.

Yes, with review and approval from the Marywood department chairperson.

In most instances, your application will be processed however we cannot guarantee you will have an admissions decision in time for the next semester start. The following cohort programs have deadlines that will not be waived: Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.), PhD Human Development, Speech Language Pathology, School Psychology (Ed.S.), and the Certificate for Dietetics.

We require official transcripts of coursework from all colleges attended, including Marywood.

You can get a reference letter from a supervisor or someone who can attest to your professional skills.

Please refer to the ACCRAO Agency at www.aacrao.org.

In order to confirm your acceptance you must provide an international deposit, along with a notarized affidavit and proof of financial support.

Yes, however you are only permitted to work on campus. During the semester you can work a maximum of 20 hours per week. At other times, there is no limitation on the hours.

In order to work in the United States you will need a social security number. You will have to visit the local social security office and order a temporary card, valid until you receive your official card by mail.