Criteria
Students with Bachelor's degrees in well-rounded liberal arts
programs from accredited colleges and universities, sound academic
records, and clearly defined objectives for graduate study who
have undergraduate preparation in sociology, politics, law, administration,
psychology, communications, management, or international relations
will be better prepared. Similarly, prior work experience in business
management or human resource development is useful.
Tuition
2008-2009 rates:
Traditional program: $916/credit hour up to 12 credits
12-18 credits $10,992
University College: $359/credit hour (on campus classes)
$399/credit hour (online classes)
Tuition
details
Enrollment limits
Admission is limited between 15 and 20 students per year.
Entrance Examinations
All applicants must take the GRE, GMAT, or LSAT and request that
the results are forwarded to the University of Denver Office of
Graduate Studies. The institution code for the University of Denver
is R4842. Conflict Resolution Department Code is 5101.
Further information on the GRE:
phone 609-771-7670 or Graduate
Record Examinations website
Further information on the GMAT:
Graduate Management Admission Council website
Further information on the LSAT:
Law School Admission Council website
Financial aid
Learn about graduate
financial aid.
Application requirements
Go to the University of Denver's application.
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