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Emory & Henry College maintains a rolling-admissions policy, but apply as early as possible using either our Emory & Henry application, The Common Application, or our Cappex application (all free)!
Impacting the Common Good
Like many colleges and universities around the country, Emory & Henry College applicants who engage in peaceful civic protests that might result in suspension from high school, will not jeopardize their admission submission to our college. We respect the right to voice your opinion peacefully and stand for your beliefs while impacting the common good of our country.
What’s your student type? Select your student application for information and to apply now.
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First-Year (Freshman) Student
All students attending college for the first time. If you are a first-year student use the first-year application! Not ready to apply? Schedule a visit or request more information!
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Transfer Student
All students attending community college or another 4-year institution seeking to transfer to Emory & Henry College. If you are a transfer student use the Transfer Application! Not sure what the steps are? Schedule a visit with our Director of Transfers and have all your questions answered!
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International Student
International students, both those who are First-Year and Transfer students, wishing to attend Emory & Henry College are students who are not United States Citizens or Permanent Residents. *If you are living outside the United States and have Dual Citizenship you will be considered a Domestic First-Year (Freshman) student.
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Re-Admit & Other Student
Re-Admit students are those who have previously attended Emory & Henry College, and are seeking to be re-admitted to continue their studies. Special Case Students include students with special circumstances, including auditing a class on campus.
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Graduate Student
- American History (M.A.Ed): The American history program meets the Virginia requirements for eligibility to teach Advanced Placement (AP), concurrent enrollment, and International Baccalaureate (IB) courses in American history at the high school level as well as first-year and sophomore courses at college level.
- Professional Studies (M.Ed.): This program provides undergraduate students the opportunity to receive both a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in five years. The master’s degree - an M.Ed. in Professional Studies- can be attached to any major or undergraduate degree.
- Reading Specialist (M.A.Ed): This degree expands and improves students’ skills as teachers of reading and meets the Virginia requirements for an add-on endorsement as a reading specialist. The program provides intense, and detailed training in formal reading assessment while providing additional experiences with informal instruments for assessing reader development. Students are trained to be more than reading teachers; they are also trained as literacy leaders.
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5-Year B.A./M.A. in Community & Organizational Leadership (M.A.COL): Undergraduate students can receive a B.A. in their chosen field and obtain a M.A.COL degree in just one additional year. This interdisciplinary Master’s degree will prepare students for leadership positions in a variety of organizations, including non-profits and other non-governmental organizations (NGOs), government agencies, community organizations as well as private companies. Degrees in the social sciences are particularly relevant, but the program is open to any Emory & Henry student who meets the requirements.
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School of Health Sciences
Our brand new graduate school located on our Marion Campus, offers four graduate degrees: Master of Science in Athletic Training (MSAT); Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT); Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS); Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT).