Apply Now For Your Master's in Counseling

Apply Now For Your Master's in Counseling

It's time to start your graduate program online.

Congratulations of taking a big step in your career and thank you for your interest in St. Bonaventure University.

We are now accepting applications for the upcoming fall start terms, but don't wait, the deadline is August 11th!

Please read below for more information about applying to St. Bonaventure University.

Start Your Application

If you intend to enroll in one of the start terms listed below, click the button to create a user account and start your Graduate School application.

  • Fall A Term: Classes begin August 30, 2021

 

Start a New Application

 

Application Process

The first step in the admissions process is to complete an appointment with an enrollment advisor to discuss the program and your background. This meeting usually lasts about 30 minutes. If you have not already met with admissions, please schedule an appointment.

When you are ready to start your application, you will provide the following information (requirements vary by program; see an enrollment advisor for specifics related to your program):

  • academic history
  • work experience
  • resume
  • recommendations, interviews, writing samples, or other information (if required by program)
  • GMAT or GRE (MBA program only; waiver available)

You do not need to have transcripts, recommendations or any entrance exams, if required, submitted at the time of your application. We encourage you to submit your application online and then to make arrangements for supporting materials to be sent to SBU.

There is no fee to apply online. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and you will receive written notification of the admissions decision.

If you have any questions at any point of the admissions process, please call the admissions office at 1.844.424.4960, schedule an appointment, or click the chat box in the bottom right corner of your screen to open a chat with an advisor on our website.

 

Not only will the program set you up for success, but you'll have access to an alumni base that will actually talk to you. Being a small school has its perks.

Stephon Johnson
Staff Writer
New York Amsterdam News