Student Application Checklist
For Master of Science in Counseling
Thank you for your interest in Thomas University’s online counseling degree program.
To reserve your seat in the Master of Science in Counseling cohort we will need your application and a government issued photo ID. These items can be found in Steps 1 and 2 and can be completed by clicking the button next to the step.
Application for Graduate Admission
Complete and submit the cohort application by clicking the button.
Government Issued Photo ID
Please upload and submit a valid government issued photo ID.
Once your seat has been reserved, follow the remaining steps to complete your admissions file:
Financial Aid & Payment Options
Determine how you plan to pay for the program: Financial Aid or Tuition Payment Plan. If using Financial Aid, Complete the FAFSA. It is in your best interest to complete the financial aid process as early as possible.
If using a Tuition Payment Plan plan, click the button for more information.
Personal Statement
Please complete a personal statement outlining your personal and professional goals. Essay should meet 500 word minimum, but not exceed 750 words (or two pages).
You may upload your statement directly to the Graduate Information Office or return by fax (800-504-7618), e-mail, or mail.
Three Letters of Recommendation
The easiest and fastest way to request a reference is to use our online system. This will allow us to e-mail reference forms directly to your recommenders on your behalf. Each applicant must submit three recommendation forms from professional or academic references.
Official Transcripts
All applicants must submit official/sealed transcripts from all institutions where coursework was completed, even if a degree was not awarded. An official transcript is required for every course for which transfer credit is being requested.
Send by Mail:
The Office of Admissions
Thomas University
1501 Millpond Road
Thomasville, GA 31792
Or
Email official electronic transcripts to: admissions@thomasu.edu
Application Information
Thomas University strictly limits enrollment in each program to 20 students and accepts reservations on a first-come, first-served basis.