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Non Licensure

Education programs at our university have additional specific admission and program requirements, which are listed in the table below. Please find the appropriate degree program in the left column and identify the requirements for that degree in the boxes on the same row. The instructions for each requirement are listed below the table. The student must satisfy each starred admission requirement before registering for classes. Please send all documents required for admission to your degree program to APUS using the document submission instructions below.

Admission Requirements

Program Requirements

Admission Requirements

Official Undergraduate Transcript

An official undergraduate transcript is required for admission into a graduate program. Transcripts can be sent by mail to:

APUS
Attention: Student Records
10110 Battleview Parkway
Suite 114
Manassas, VA 20109

Program Requirements

e-folio (Foliotek)
Students should be aware that a portfolio of their work will be assembled as they complete their degree program.  An electronic portfolio product will be used and purchased through Foliotek. Students will be required to pay a one-time fee of $125 dollars for the software, and set it up on their computer. Specific details and instructions will be provided during the first course.

First Course
Students are required to take EDUC503/ED503 as the first course in their degree program. Other courses may be taken in conjunction with the first course, but the students must complete the first required course during their initial class term at APUS.