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Graduate Admissions Information

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At the University of Providence, our graduate programs are defined by a high level of excellence

Our dedicated team of faculty is committed to the standards of their academic disciplines, using reflective learning practices to maximize their personal and professional growth and translate their expertise to students

For programs offered online, you’ll have the flexibility to fit a graduate education into your busy life. At University of Providence, you’ll receive individual attention from professors who are dedicated to your success.

Be sure to look over our Application Checklist to ensure that you’ve got everything in order before classes begin. Welcome to the Argo Family!

For a list of all academic programs, click here.

School of Liberal Arts and Sciences Application Checklist
  1. Complete your application on our website
  2. Submit a $50 application fee for graduate programs. The application fee is waived for alumni.
  3. Official transcript that shows completion of a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university. Transcripts can be sent directly to: University of Providence | Admissions | 1301 20th Street South |Great Falls, MT 59405.
  4. If an undergraduate GPA falls below 3.0, at the discretion of the program coordinator, the student may be required to complete the GRE exam. Recommended GRE scores are 150 verbal and 149 quantitative.
  5. Upload a current resume to the application portal.
School of Health Professions and Sciences Application Checklist

General Application Requirements for All Health Professions Masters Programs

  1. Complete your application on our website
  2. Submit a $50 application fee for graduate programs. The application fee is waived for alumni.
  3. Official transcript that shows completion of a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university. Transcripts can be sent directly to: University of Providence | Admissions | 1301 20th Street South |Great Falls, MT 59405.
  4. If an undergraduate GPA falls below 3.0, at the discretion of the program coordinator, the student may be required to complete the GRE exam. Recommended GRE scores are 150 verbal and 149 quantitative.
  5. Upload a current resume to the application portal.

 

Program Specific Requirements – Health Professions Masters Programs

Healthcare Administration Program
A placement essay is required.  The criteria will be emailed directly to you as soon as your admission application is submitted.

Infection Prevention & Epidemiology Program
Proof of completion of the pre-requisite courses: Microbiology, Anatomy & Physiology I & II & Introduction to Statistics

Nursing Educator Program
Copy of your active nursing license.

Adult Gerontology Nurse Practitioner Program
1. Personal interview
2. Copy of your active nursing license.

 

Next Steps for Admitted Students
  1. Complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) at www.fafsa.ed.gov send FAFSA results to the University of Providence (school code 002527). The FAFSA is available beginning Oct. 1 in the year prior to the academic year for which you are applying. You may be asked to provide follow up information as part of the financial aid process, so please pay attention to any communication from FAFSA or from the Financial Aid Office.
  2. Pay your tuition deposit of $150. This secures your place in our incoming class and confirms that you are committed to attending the University of Providence.
  3. Provide immunization records showing dates of MMR 1 & 2 vaccinations if planning to reside on campus (required by Montana state law for on-campus students).
  4. Complete the STARTUP Online Orientation course. Instructions on how to participate in this course will be provided for students upon submitting the tuition deposit.
  5. Health Professions Students will also be required to participate in mandatory program-specific immersions. Upon completion of the STARTUP Online Orientation course, a program manager will contact students about available immersion dates.
  6. Register for classes. Once you have completed the STARTUP course, an academic advisor will touch base with you to help you register.
  7. If applicants have coursework in progress at the time of application, an updated transcript showing completion of coursework will be required.