Admission to graduate study does not guarantee admission to an advanced degree program. Responsibility for determining eligibility for admission to graduate degree programs rests primarily with the academic departments. The academic departments are responsible for receiving degree status admission applications and for determination of admissibility.

	Master Degree Programs

MS Athletic Training

Application form / Degree Information (MS Word doc or PDF file)

MA  Health Education - Teaching

Community Health Education

Health Promotion/Fitness Management

School Health Education

Application form / Degree Information (MS Word doc or PDF file)

MA Leisure, Youth and Human Services

Community Leisure Services Programming

Youth/Human Service Administration

Human Services Administration

Youth Development

Application form / Degree Information (MS Word doc or PDF file)

MA Physical Education

Scientific bases of Physical Educaiton

Exercise Science

Sport and Exercies Psychology

Teaching/Coaching

Public School Teaching

Postsecondary Teaching

Application form / Degree Information (MS Word doc or PDF file)

	Certificates

Aquatics Specialization Certificate

 Environmental Health Certificate

Certificate in Global Health and Health Disparities

Nonprofit Management and American Humanics Certificate
Outdoor Recreation Certificate

School-Age Care Leadership Certificate

Tourism Certificate

Formal application to master's degree study should be made to the School of HPELS (contact listed below), where descriptive materials and application packets may be obtained. To be considered for admission, each applicant must:

	Hold a bachelor's degree from a college or university accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools or a corresponding regional agency. (A graduate of a college or university that is not accredited may be granted provisional admission at the discretion of the Dean of the Graduate College.)
	Submit transcripts of all previous academic work . Applicants must have an undergraduate GPA of3.0 or higher to be considered for admission as a degree student.
	Complete the Test of English as a Foreign Language Examination (TOEFL) with a score of 600 or better, if English is not the applicant's first language. Note: International students are required to provide additional material prior to admission; materials should be requested from and submitted to: International Services Office, H#33, UNI, Cedar Falls. IA 50614-0521.

Provisional degree status may be recommended for an applicant who does not meet all of the requirements or for whom it is felt that further graduate course work or professional experience would be useful in making the admission decision. Provisional degree status will not be considered for applicants whose admission files are incomplete. An individual admitted to provisional degree status must be formally reconsidered for regular admission, and course work completed during that time must be subsequently approved by an appropriate faculty committee before it may be applied to a degree.

To obtain a complete admissions packet:

Please contact Ms. Julee Jacobson , Graduate Secretary 203 WRC, Cedar Falls, IA 50614-0241, (319) 273-6475.

• NOTE : Students with a recognized baccalaureate degree who are seeking a second baccalaureate degree, teaching endorsements or approvals through UNI recommendation, and/or miscellaneous undergraduate course work may be admitted through the undergraduate Office of Admissions. These students pay undergraduate fees and may not apply credit earned toward a graduate program.