Applying for Graduate Study
Admission to a graduate degree program at St. John's is
based on our assessment of a candidate's ability to
successfully pursue graduate study.
Our Office of Graduate Admission and Deans from the relevant
programs carefully consider every applicant's academic record,
recommendation letters, scores on appropriate standardized
tests and other factors that reflect a student's academic potential
and motivation for successful graduate study.
(Please click for a detailed look at our graduate application
deadlines.)
Admission to a graduate degree program at St. John's does not
guarantee advancement to degree candidacy. Additional requirements
must be met before students are considered degree candidates.
We ask every graduate applicant to provide the following items
for admission consideration:
- Evidence of a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college
or university, including official transcripts from each institution
attended.
- Two letters of recommendation (requirements may differ for some
programs) from instructors in the proposed area of specialization
or other qualified individuals as designated by the school,
division, or program to which the candidate is applying.
- Official results of performance on standardized tests as
appropriate to the requirements specific to the particular school,
division or program.
- Evidence that conditions or requirements specific to the
school, division or program have been met.
We invite you to
apply
online or to
request that an
application be sent to you by mail. Also see how you can directly
contact our Offices
of Graduate Admission.
Once again, thank you for your interest in graduate study at St.
John's. We look forward to receiving your application.