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Four (4) years professional work experience • GMAT/GRE exam scores are not required for qualified applicants For the Professional Master of Science in Supply Chain Management at Florida Atlantic University, international students need to submit GRE scores or a GMAT score, unless they qualify for a waiver. Specifically, a combined GRE score of at least 295 (Verbal + Quantitative) is required, or a GMAT score of 495 or higher is required GRADUATE INTERNATIONAL ADMISSION POLICY ON 3-YEAR BACHELOR’S DEGREES Applicants for admission to a graduate program at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) must have earned a university degree equivalent to a U.S. bachelor’s degree from a recognized foreign university or college. In general, a bachelor’s degree earned from a recognized foreign university or college must include the number of credits associated with 4 years of post-secondary academic study; 120 credits. Applicants who have earned a 3-year bachelor’s degree from a recognized foreign university or college may refer to the guidelines below: Bologna Process Members FAU will accept 3-year bachelor’s degrees awarded by institutions from member countries of the Bologna Process. Other 3-year Bachelor’s Degrees FAU will accept 3-year bachelor’s degrees awarded by recognized foreign institutions if one of the following statements is true: The applicant has earned a 2-year master’s degree The applicant has earned a 1-year postgraduate diploma and has earned the equivalent of 120 U.S. university level credits The applicant submits official academic documents for a course by course evaluation from a NACES member credentials evaluation service. The NACES member must authenticate the academic documents and the 3-year bachelor’s degree must be deemed equivalent to a U.S. bachelor’s degree. Applicants may find a NACES member credentials evaluation service at: www.naces.org/members.
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