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Are you ready to make your next move towards your personal and professional goals? Whether you’re looking at graduate school for a career change or pursuing the next best thing in your current field, you’re in the right place at DeVry’s Keller Graduate School of Management. At Keller, you can learn online or in our hybrid format, whichever works best for you. Get familiar with our graduate school admissions requirements to prepare yourself and get the application process started.
While the following information provides an overview of our requirements, you can find more specific details in the Graduate Academic Catalog.
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If you hold a bachelor’s degree from a University-recognized institution, you are eligible for graduate school admission to Keller. If you are an international student applying from outside the United States, you need to hold a degree recognized as equivalent to a U.S. baccalaureate degree to be eligible for admission.
As all instructions and services are provided in English, you also will need to fulfill Keller's English-Language-Proficiency Requirements, as listed in the Graduate Academic Catalog.
The Graduate Academic Catalog also details the math and verbal skills proficiency admission requirements.
At Keller, your educational and professional experience matter. When you consider graduate school admissions and enrollment with us, we want you to use all of your transferable skills and credits. Using a combination of approved transfer credits, course waivers and/or credit for professional training, you may satisfy multiple course requirements in a particular degree program and accelerate the journey to your Master’s Degree.
You may be eligible for course waivers based on evaluation of courses completed in your bachelor’s degree. You may also be eligible for course waivers based on completing a bachelor’s degree in business or technology. Students who receive waiver credit in their program of study do not need to take these courses or substitute courses.
If you’ve completed a qualifying bachelor’s degree in business or technology, review our Course Waivers flyer to learn about course waivers you may be able to apply to your chosen Keller Master’s Degree program. The University’s admissions representatives and Graduate Academic Catalog can provide further information on leveraging your prior learning experience.
If you have earned an advanced degree (Master’s, M.D., J.D., Ph.D.), hold a CPA license or have passed applicable parts of the CPA exam, you may be eligible for course waivers.1 Those who hold a CMA certification or have passed part of the CMA exam may also be eligible for course waivers. These waivers reduce the number of courses you must take in your Master’s Degree program at Keller.
If you are enrolled in a degree program, credit may be transferred from other University-recognized graduate schools. To receive transfer credit, the following criteria must be met:
Transfer credit is limited by the residency requirement. Other restrictions may apply as noted in the Graduate Academic Catalog.
The University awards transfer credit, as appropriate, based on recommendations of the American Council on Education College Credit Recommendation Service, which evaluates work force and military training programs to determine their comparability to college-level learning. To earn credit, students must meet minimum ACE requirements, such as earning the minimum recommended score or higher for certification or training programs. Additional information on work force and military training recommendations is available via the National Guide to College Credit for Workforce Training and the ACE Military Guide Online, respectively. More information on other agreements maintained by DeVry is available by visiting the Transfer Credit Guides webpage.
If you have extensive academic or professional experience, you may be able to substitute one or more courses by submitting a request, along with required documentation, to a Student Support Advisor. Course substitutions do not reduce the number of courses you must take to earn your degree; however, you may choose additional electives in your area of interest if all prerequisites are met.2 The type of documentation required to verify relevant expertise includes, but is not limited, to academic transcripts, a detailed job description or evidence of relevant licensure/certification. The number of course substitutions a student may receive is determined by the academic administrator who reviews the request.
1Eligibility and application of course waivers varies based on the type of course waiver credit earned, the student’s enrolled location and/or the student’s state of residence. For more information, please refer to the Course Waiver section of the Keller academic catalog.
2Course substitution availability varies by program and location.
