Doctor of Applied Leadership Application

Doctor of Applied Leadership

Application of Admission
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Doctor of Applied Leadership

Application of Admission
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Doctor of Applied Leadership

Application of Admission
Briefly articulate your career or personal goals and how you believe the DAL Program may help you reach your goals. (Approximately 100-150 words.)*

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Highlight three-to-four leadership experiences from your personal or professional life or your graduate education experience. (The term "leadership" in this instance is defined as any situation in which a person works with others to achieve a specific goal.) (Approximately 100-150 words.)*

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List three leadership topics that you may like to explore in more depth, perhaps as a focus of your dissertation.*
How did you hear about the Doctor of Applied Leadership Program?*
The following must be submitted before an application can be considered for admission:
- Complete and submit an Application for Admission
- Request original transcripts from all previous higher education institutions at which credit was earned and which corroborates completion of master's degree with a 3.0 or higher GPA from a regionally accredited college or university. Transcripts must be sent directly to Graduate and Continuing Studies from the previous higher education institution to be considered official
- For international participants from non-English-speaker nations: submit Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) scores.
  - Minimum acceptable scores:
    
    Written test - 550
    
    Computer-based - 213
    
    Internet TOEFL - 79
Application materials may be sent electronically to graduate@muskingum.edu or sent via USPS to:

Muskingum University

Graduate and Continuing Studies

260 Stadium Drive

New Concord, OH 43762-1837

Please include a $20 non-refundable application fee payable to Muskingum University. Return with payment to Muskingum University, Graduate & Continuing Studies, 260 Stadium Drive, New Concord, Ohio 43762-1199.

Please include “Application Fee” in the memo line of your check, and send to the address above.

Applications without a signature or $20 application fee will not be processed.

NOTE: Application is made to Muskingum University Graduate and Continuing Studies. Admission decisions are made by the Vice President for Graduate and Continuing Studies upon recommendation from the Executive Director of Applied Leadership. While previous academic achievement suggests likelihood of success in graduate studies, Muskingum University recognizes that individual circumstances and experiences may mitigate usual standards of achievement. Students who feel that the admissions criteria do not meet accurately measure their own capability, performance, and commitment to their chosen profession may submit additional or alternative evidence of their achievement and potential. The Program Director will take additional or alternative evidence into account before making a recommendation concerning admission to the Vice President for Graduate and continuing Studies.

A maximum of nine credits with a grade of B or above may be transferred from graduate programs at other regionally accredited colleges and universities at the discretion of the Program Director. Applications for admission to the program are accepted on a rolling basis. Decisions are made when a candidate's admission materials are complete.
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