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- What does FAQ mean?
FAQ is an acronym for Frequently Asked Questions.
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How do I open and view .pdf
files?
Some of the documents on this site have a .pdf extention. You
can open and view .pdf files with
Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can
download it for free at
Adobe's Website.
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Where can I get a copy
of the Graduate Catalog?
You can get a catalog from the
admissions office or download the
2002-2004 graduate catalog
[PDF] from
this website.
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What are the admission requirements?
To be considered for admission to a graduate degree program, an
applicant must hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited
university or college.
Graduate admission for the MBA program is for degree or non-degree
students. A minimum score derived from either of the following
formulae is required for degree admission.
(200 x Upper Division GPA) + (GMAT Score) = 1000
(200 x Overall GPA) + (GMAT Score) = 950
Other factors are considered in admission to the degree program;
therefore individuals who fall below the established criteria stated
above may still be considered for admission. Non-degree
applicants enrolling for graduate courses in business must complete
an admissions application form and submit official transcripts and
other related documents.
For further information, visit the "Admissions"
section of this website.
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- What is the Three-Two Program?
Undergraduate students majoring in Accounting, Business
Administration, and Economics and Finance in the School of Business
and Economics may apply for admission to the MBA program during
their junior year. Qualified applicants may enroll in up to six
credit hours of graduate level courses during each semester of their
senior year, and then complete the remaining MBA courses in only one
additional year beyond the undergraduate degree. Requirements for
admission into the Three-Two Program are based on current MBA policy
with the exception of completion of a baccalaureate degree.
Applicants must meet the following minimum requirements:
GPA for the last 60 hours = 3.0 or better
(200 x GPA) + (GMAT Score) = 1000 or better
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What is the admission
application deadline?
Fall Semester - 2nd week of July
Spring Semester - 2nd week of December
Summer Semester - 2nd week of May
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How can I obtain an admissions application?
You can get an application packet from Room 371 in the SBE Building.
You can also contact us or download the
appropriate admission packet from this website.
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Domestic Student Application
[PDF]
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International Student Application
[PDF]
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Where can I
find information for International Students?
Follow this link
for International Student information.
- How do I register to take the GMAT?
Register for the
GMAT
computer-based testing format
at the
www.mba.com.
Our GMAT Program Code is 4RG-7X-37.
- What is the status of my
application?
You can check your application status by visiting the
"Application
Status" section of this website. You may also
contact us.
- How much is tuition and what other fees are there?
Visit the
Bursar's
Office for information.
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What types of financial aid
does Fayetteville State University offer?
Internships: A limited number of paid internships are available for
qualified students. The internships are provided by local organizations
and are designated for students with demonstrated academic excellence.
Graduate Assistantships: Graduate assistantships are available to
MBA students. Qualified students will receive up to $3,000 for an academic
year in exchange for tutorial, research, and other related services.
Loans: Graduate students are entitled to apply for Guaranteed
Student Loans (GSL), Perkins Loans, and the State Employees’ Credit
Union’s Student Loan.
Visit the
Links section
for more information on scholarships and financial aid.
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- What are the requirements for North Carolina residency for
tuition purposes and how can I change my current classification?
Fayetteville State University adheres to the
University of North Carolina's
administrative policy governing residential status as outlined in
the publication, A Manual to Assist the Public Higher Education
Institutions of North Carolina in the Matter of Student Residence
Classification for Tuition Purposes. Copies of the manual
are available at the
Office of Admissions, the Student
Government Office, and the
Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student
Affairs.
Students are responsible for being familiar with the contents of the
manual and for informing the Office of Admissions of any changes in
their residency status.
Students wishing to register a change in their residency status or
to appeal a classification may file the appropriate application form
(North Carolina Public Higher Education Residence and Tuition States
Application) with the Office of Admissions.
Appeals will be considered on the basis of information written by
the student on the application.
Questions concerning residential status for purposes of tuition
assessment may be discussed with the Director of Admissions during
regular office hours.
To be eligible for classification as a resident for tuition
purposes, the applicant for such classification must have resided in
the State of North Carolina for a period of at least twelve months.
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What classes are being offered this semester?
See the schedule
- What is the difference
between Summer 1-2, Summer 1,
and Summer 2?
Summer 1-2 courses run through the entire summer.
Summer 1 courses run through the 1st half of the summer.
Summer 2 courses run through the 2nd half of the summer.
- How do I register for classes?
If you attended Fayetteville State University last
semester, you can register for regular classes through the
Banner website during
pre-registration and regular registration times. Late
registration must be done through the MBA Office. Detail
registration procedures click here.
First
time students planning on attending Fayetteville State University
must register online.
All students registering for online courses must register at the
Continuing Education Building.
- Where can I find information about the Fayetteville area?
The "Links"
section has links to Fayetteville and North Carolina information
websites.
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