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The admission process in four steps
A flexible academic calendar designed for working professionals, with a digital campus and digital bibliographic resources available from anywhere.
Admission process
Explore
Learn about the programs, requirements, calendar, and costs.
Apply
Complete the online application. The $75 fee is credited to tuition if you enroll.
Review
Admissions reviews your documents and notifies you of the decision by email.
Enrollment
Enrollment agreement, initial payment, and mandatory orientation before classes begin.
Admission requirements
The requirements are the same for all three Master of Science programs.
For all applicants
Bachelor’s degree. Official transcript or foreign credential evaluation showing a bachelor’s degree equivalent to a U.S. degree, from an accredited institution or one with equivalent recognition, in engineering, applied science, mathematics, or a related STEM field.
Translation. Any document not in English must be accompanied by a certified translation.
Identification. Valid government-issued photo identification.
Application fee. $75, credited to tuition if the applicant enrolls. If the applicant does not enroll, it is non-refundable.
Language
Programs offered in English. Official results from TOEFL iBT (71 or higher), IELTS (6.0 or higher), Duolingo (100 or higher), or PTE Academic (50 or higher). The requirement is waived for applicants who completed English composition at a U.S. institution, completed secondary school in the United States, England, India, or Canada (except Quebec), or meet another equivalency listed in the catalog.
Programs offered in Spanish. Applicants who cannot demonstrate college-level Spanish proficiency may be required to take an institutional assessment. The requirement is waived for applicants with a degree from an accredited Spanish-speaking university or who completed secondary school in Spanish, among other equivalencies.
The programs are offered in English and Spanish. Completing a course or program in a language other than English may reduce employability where English is required.
Next intakes
New intakes will be announced as the academic schedule is confirmed. Each cohort’s calendar is communicated to admitted students before classes begin.
Tuition and fees
Tuition plus graduation fee: USD 10,850 at list price, or USD 7,700 with the founding scholarship. Books and other applicable charges are not included. The USD 75 application fee is credited toward tuition upon enrollment; the USD 500 initial payment is an advance, not an additional charge.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Tuition ($250 per credit, 42 credits) | $10,500 |
| Application fee (credited to tuition if the applicant enrolls; otherwise non-refundable) | $75 |
| Graduation fee | $350 |
| Course re-entry (additional tuition may apply) | $35 |
| Official transcript (the first one is free) | $25 |
Textbooks are not included. Payment methods: Visa, MasterCard, wire transfer, check, or PayPal. Fees are subject to change. The Spring 2027 founding cohort receives a 30% scholarship and a $500 initial payment: see conditions. Refund policy is in consumer information.
Spring 2027 founding cohort
The first cohort begins classes on January 25, 2027. Applicants who complete their application, admission, and initial payment by January 15, 2027 receive the 30% founding scholarship on tuition.
This form requests admissions guidance. It does not submit a formal application, collect documents or process payments. Application documents, the enrollment agreement and payment steps are handled separately through the institutional channels provided by Admissions.
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Complete the form and the Admissions team will reply by email.