Disability Studies, C.A.S.

Applications are considered on a rolling basis for all semester starts.To ensure sufficient time for the application review and admission processes:

• Domestic students should submit their application at least four weeks prior to the start of the semester they wish to enter the program.
• International students who need to secure a visa for the length of their study should submit the application at least twelve weeks prior to the start of the semester they wish to enter the program.

Admissions Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree
• One of the following:
  • Currently enrolled in or hold a graduate degree in any field, or
  • Hold an undergraduate minor in Disability Studies or pre-requisite courses as determined by Cultural Foundations of Education faculty.
• Official transcript of all undergraduate and graduate study.
• We recommend applicants have an undergraduate and graduate (if applicable) GPA of 3.0 or better. However, in reviewing applications, all aspects of an application are considered.
• Personal statement (approximately 500 words) or interview with the program coordinator
• 2 letters of recommendation
• Resume or CV

Financial Support

• 50% tuition scholarships for ALL accepted master’s students for 2022-2023! Affordably advance your career and impact the lives of others through new scholarship opportunities.
• School of Education Endowed Scholarships
• Financial Aid & Scholarship Resources