FGCU Testing Services

Florida Gulf Coast University provides a wide array of academic options, including 65 undergraduate programs, 27 master's programs, and 7 doctoral programs. Students can find a comprehensive list of all degrees, certificates, and minors in the FGCU Academic Program Guide.

Prospective graduate students generally need a four-year undergraduate degree from a regionally accredited institution. Specific requirements can vary by program but often include submitting GRE or MAT test scores, providing professional recommendations, and completing a personal interview.

FGCU is recognized as one of the best values in higher education in the U.S. Notably, the university has not raised tuition in eleven years, and this commitment to affordability helps 62% of its students graduate with zero debt.

Yes, individual programs have their own application deadlines. For instance, the School Counseling program has a priority deadline of February 15. It's always best to apply as early as possible to ensure full consideration for admission and financial support.

While prior professional experience is definitely a valuable asset that is considered during the admission review process, it generally cannot be used to fulfill field education or internship credit requirements for a master's program.

FGCU students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor at least once per semester. You can find your assigned advisor and schedule an appointment through your Gulfline account or by visiting your college's advising office website. Remote appointments are also available.

Students have several opportunities for financial assistance. Each college within FGCU has tuition waiver funds that students can apply for. Additionally, graduate assistantships are often available, and students can contact their department for more information on these opportunities.