Academic Requirements

Undergraduate Admissions Requirements

The University of Advancing Technology strives to admit students who embody our passion for technology and dedication to life-long learning. Factors considered in the admissions process include, but are not limited to, academic achievements, leadership experience, career aspirations, hobbies and community and extra-curricular involvement.

Prospective students must have a high school diploma or a General Equivalency Diploma (GED). Additionally, UAT grants acceptance based on previous education, test scores (ACT/SAT), the student’s match with University culture and a passion for technology.

Graduate Admissions Requirements

Applicants to the Graduate College in Applied Technology, UAT's master's degree program, must submit the following materials:

• A completed Application for Graduate Admission.
• A short essay of 500-1,000 words on your research objectives and how this program will help you reach them.
• Official transcripts documenting completed bachelor's degree and grade point average.

Standards
In order to be admitted to the master's program, applicants must have met the following requirements:

• Obtained a minimum score in the Graduate Record Examination General Test of:
  • 470 Verbal
  • 570 Quantitative
  • 540 Analytical
• Submitted the required materials (Essay and Official Transcripts).
• Been approved by the Graduate Admissions Committee.

The Graduate Admissions Committee will determine whether the applicant is to be admitted. The Committee may identify deficiencies that an applicant should remedy before re-applying, including training on specific software. The Graduate Admissions Committee may waive one or more of the required materials or standards based on the strength of an applicant's preparation. The Application Coordinator will formally notify applicants whether their status is “Admitted” or “Not Admitted.” Application to the graduate program should be completed at least sixty (60) days before the scheduled start.