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Where should I mail my materials?

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Office of Graduate Admissions
588 Longmeadow Street
Longmeadow, MA 01106

Which transcripts do I need to send?

We require an official transcript from ALL colleges or universities you have attended. This includes community colleges, college credit earned while in high school, transfer hours taken at another institution, and coursework taken to maintain certification. Please list ALL schools on your application. Please note that if you attended ob体育试玩, you do not need to have transcripts from ob体育试玩 sent to us, as we will print those ourselves. Further, if you transferred work to ob体育试玩, you do not need to submit new transcripts from the transfer institution(s) unless you completed additional work since you last submitted transcripts from that institution.

How do I register for classes?

After acceptance, you will be sent registration information from the Graduate Admissions Office.

Can I meet with an advisor before I register for my first class?

Yes, either the program director, the dean or the director of graduate admissions provides advising to new or prospective students. Also, advisers are assigned to new students during their first semester. If a student would like to be advised before registering for his or her first class, please call the particular department for the degree program of interest and make an appointment to meet with the program director.

How do I obtain a parking permit?

Visit the Campus Safety Office in the Maintenance Building during designated business hours (Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.) and bring your driver’s license and registration.

What happens if I lose my Bay Path ID card?

If you should lose your University ID, particularly if you think it may be stolen, report it immediately to Campus Safety. If the card is lost or damaged there is a $10.00 replacement fee, which can be paid at the Business office.

How do I appeal an admissions decision?

Students who wish to appeal an admissions decision should submit the appeal in writing to the Dean of Graduate Admissions. Included with the written appeal should be documentation to support the reasons for the appeal. All appeals will be forwarded to the Director of the Program and will be reviewed by the Director, the Deans, and the University Provost. Students will receive notification of the final decision within 30 days by the appropriate Dean receiving the appeal.

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