At Kaplan University, we take great pride in the integrity of our personal admissions approach. Our policy is one of full disclosure. So from the moment you first contact us, any information you need about enrollment, programs, funding, financial aid... you can count on getting the 100 percent correct information from us. In addition to our policy of full disclosure, there are a couple of other important things that set us apart from other universities:

When you contact us with your career interests, your choices are immediately reviewed and matched to an Admissions Advisor who specializes in the career path in which you're interested. Your dedicated online Advisor will interview, then partner with you all the way through the admissions AND enrollment processes. Once enrolled, you will be matched with an Academic Advisor who will support you through your graduation.

Unlike many other universities, you don't have to enroll until AFTER you know every detail of the finances of your education. With our special Tuition Wizard, you'll be able to see the actual cost of the program you've chosen, and how much of it will be funded by financial aid, scholarship, or by you. And if at any time during your admission or enrollment you have any question regarding finances, you can contact our Financial Aid Advisors who will patiently answer every question you have.

In addition to the requirements below, specific programs have specific admission requirements. To learn more, call us or click Chat Live to speak with an Advisor. Or choose an area of study from the menu above and learn how a Kaplan University education provides knowledge for a professional life.

To apply for one of our many master's degree programs, you will need to have a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university and a GPA of 2.5. For more information, please talk with one of our Advisors.

To apply for our undergraduate programs, you must have a high school diploma or equivalent (GED). Transfer credits accepted are evaluated and accepted on a case-by-case basis. For more information, please talk with one of our Advisors.

To apply for certificate programs, you must have a high school diploma or equivalent (GED). Some for-credit certificate programs require an associate's degree. Transfer credits accepted are evaluated and accepted on a case-by-case basis. For more information, please talk with one of our Advisors.

Please call us or click Chat Live to speak with one of our Advisors. Or choose an area of study from the menu above and learn how a Kaplan University education provides knowledge for a professional life.