Arkansas State M.S. in Strategic Communications

[fingerscrossedx2]

Has anyone applied and been accepted with their BA/BS from TESU showing a limited GPA? I noticed most acceptance posts are in Computer science or MBA programs. Just curious if anyone has been successful in being admitted to AState for graduate school.

Update: Received my acceptance email this morning. Thanks a ton to everyone that offered advice!

[bjcheung77]

Wowzah! Congrats on getting accepted. I would love to read your story about this particular journey in your life...

[Imbanewbie]

Has anyone applied and been accepted with their BA/BS from TESU showing a limited GPA? I noticed most acceptance posts are in Computer science or MBA programs. Just curious if anyone has been successful in being admitted to AState for graduate school.

Update: Received my acceptance email this morning. Thanks a ton to everyone that offered advice!

Good for you, Congratulation on you admit to their program. I also want to apply AState, the advisor told me that if i was weak on my gpa, they will not accept, they are require me to have 3.5 gpa, if i have lower than 3.5 I will need to take GRE or GMAT.

[fingerscrossedx2]

Has anyone applied and been accepted with their BA/BS from TESU showing a limited GPA? I noticed most acceptance posts are in Computer science or MBA programs. Just curious if anyone has been successful in being admitted to AState for graduate school.

Update: Received my acceptance email this morning. Thanks a ton to everyone that offered advice!

Good for you, Congratulation on you admit to their program. I also want to apply AState, the advisor told me that if i was weak on my gpa, they will not accept, they are require me to have 3.5 gpa, if i have lower than 3.5 I will need to take GRE or GMAT.

My GPA which will not be mentioned was horrible overall, but for my last 60 units it was above 3.5. Thank goodness I was not required to take the GRE. I would suggest applying and attaching a great resume/letter of interest highlighting your experience and ability to succeed. All they can do is turn you down. In that case, you are right where you started.

[Imbanewbie]

Has anyone applied and been accepted with their BA/BS from TESU showing a limited GPA? I noticed most acceptance posts are in Computer science or MBA programs. Just curious if anyone has been successful in being admitted to AState for graduate school.

Update: Received my acceptance email this morning. Thanks a ton to everyone that offered advice!

Good for you, Congratulation on you admit to their program. I also want to apply AState, the advisor told me that if i was weak on my gpa, they will not accept, they are require me to have 3.5 gpa, if i have lower than 3.5 I will need to take GRE or GMAT.

My GPA which will not be mentioned was horrible overall, but for my last 60 units it was above 3.5. Thank goodness I was not required to take the GRE. I would suggest applying and attaching a great resume/letter of interest highlighting your experience and ability to succeed. All they can do is turn you down. In that case, you are right where you started.

Good for you you got admit. The most important you are in the program

[ReyMysterioso]

Has anyone applied and been accepted with their BA/BS from TESU showing a limited GPA? I noticed most acceptance posts are in Computer science or MBA programs. Just curious if anyone has been successful in being admitted to AState for graduate school.

Update: Received my acceptance email this morning. Thanks a ton to everyone that offered advice!

Good for you, Congratulation on you admit to their program. I also want to apply AState, the advisor told me that if i was weak on my gpa, they will not accept, they are require me to have 3.5 gpa, if i have lower than 3.5 I will need to take GRE or GMAT.

My GPA which will not be mentioned was horrible overall, but for my last 60 units it was above 3.5. Thank goodness I was not required to take the GRE. I would suggest applying and attaching a great resume/letter of interest highlighting your experience and ability to succeed. All they can do is turn you down. In that case, you are right where you started.

Good for you you got admit. The most important you are in the program

Wondering if there's any update on how you like the program

[fingerscrossedx2]

Update: Received my acceptance email this morning. Thanks a ton to everyone that offered advice!

Good for you, Congratulation on you admit to their program. I also want to apply AState, the advisor told me that if i was weak on my gpa, they will not accept, they are require me to have 3.5 gpa, if i have lower than 3.5 I will need to take GRE or GMAT.

My GPA which will not be mentioned was horrible overall, but for my last 60 units it was above 3.5. Thank goodness I was not required to take the GRE. I would suggest applying and attaching a great resume/letter of interest highlighting your experience and ability to succeed. All they can do is turn you down. In that case, you are right where you started.

Good for you you got admit. The most important you are in the program

Wondering if there's any update on how you like the program

So far I have completed two of the required 10 courses and the program has been great so far. I am taking things slow as I have a ton of things going on (work and home). $950 per course, great feedback from professors; 7 week classes, completely online, relevant topics ... It's a win in my book!

[mcoryb]

Fingerscrossed, now that some more time has passed, can you share how your experience has been? I'm considering applying for this program and would love to hear more details about your classes and how you're juggling them while also working. Thanks!

[fingerscrossedx2]

Fingerscrossed, now that some more time has passed, can you share how your experience has been? I'm considering applying for this program and would love to hear more details about your classes and how you're juggling them while also working. Thanks!

Hi!! I am finishing up my 5th class and I have to say that it has been easier than most undergrad courses I have completed.  I have to admit that I started with the electives just to ensure I was dedicated. I picked classes that interested me as opposed to taking them just because they are required. I am on a plan to completed the program in January of 2021. I only take two courses per term and they are 7 weeks each (not running concurrently). I could have signed up for more classes, but I am stuck on a schedule dictated by my tuition reimbursement. This experience has me actually looking at following this degree with a second master's in Criminal Justice. I might go the Walden route next time.