Roosevelt & Dillard Partnership

MBA Admission Requirements

• Qualified students must be granted entry into the Guaranteed Admission Programs during their junior (3rd) year of college. Students must apply for the program through Roosevelt University’s current admission process.
•  Student must not be found in violation of any of Dillard University’s academic or student conduct policies, and not have been convicted of any criminal conduct. 
• Applicants with violations are not automatically excluded from admissions; however, such applicants must be disclosed to Roosevelt University and reviewed through Roosevelt University’s application and admission process; in addition to an interview process, when needed. 
• Dillard University students are required to complete their bachelor’s degree in business prior to entering into Roosevelt’s MBA program.
• All applicants are recommended to have a cumulative GPA of 2.75 or higher on a scale of 4.0.
• Resume or detailed work history
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended, regardless of whether a degree was received.

MS in Business Analytics Admission Requirements:

• Qualified students must be granted entry into the Guaranteed Admission Programs during their junior (3rd) year of college. Students must apply for the program through Roosevelt University’s current admission process.
• Student must not be found in violation of any of Dillard University’s academic or student conduct policies, and have not been convicted of any criminal conduct. 
• Applicants with violations are not automatically excluded from admissions; however, such applicants must be disclosed to Roosevelt University and reviewed through Roosevelt University’s application and admission process; in addition to an interview process when needed. 
• Prerequisite of one course in business statistics (equivalent to ECON 234 at Roosevelt) and one course in management information systems (equivalent to INFS 330 at Roosevelt).
• Roosevelt University requires an earned bachelor’s degree in business.
• Undergraduate GPA of 2.75 or above
• Resume or detailed work history
• Official transcripts

MS in Industrial/Organizational Psychology Admission Requirements

• Qualified students must be granted entry into the Guaranteed Admission Programs during their junior (3rd) year of college. Students must apply for the program through Roosevelt University’s current admission process.
• Student must not be found in violation of any of Dillard University’s academic or student conduct policies, and have not been convicted of any criminal conduct. 
• Applicants with violations are not automatically excluded from admissions; however, such applicants must be disclosed to Roosevelt University and reviewed through Roosevelt University’s application and admission process; in addition to an interview process, when needed. 
• Students must have anticipated graduation from Dillard University and completed at least 18 credit hours in psychology at the undergraduate level with at least a 3.0 GPA. 
• Two letters of recommendation for undergraduate students with a GPA of 2.75. 
• Undergraduate courses must include general psychology, introductory statistics, research methods and one junior/senior level undergraduate course.
• An earned bachelor’s degree in psychology or completion of undergraduate courses in General Psychology, Introductory Psychology, I/O Psychology, Introductory Statistics, Research Methods and one junior/senior level course.
• Some students may be admitted with undergraduate deficiencies. The program admits new students on both a full- and part-time basis. Roosevelt admits students coming directly from undergraduate programs and mid-career students returning to the University after extensive work experience.
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended
• Admissions essay of a Personal Statement/Letter of Intent
• GRE General Test Score (optional)

MA in Clinical Psychology Admission Requirements

• Qualified students must be granted entry into the Guaranteed Admission Programs during their junior (3rd) year of college. Students must apply for the program through Roosevelt University’s current admission process.
• Student must not be found in violation of any of Dillard University’s academic or student conduct policies, and have not been convicted of any criminal conduct. 
• Applicants with violations are not automatically excluded from admissions; however, such applicants must be disclosed to Roosevelt University and reviewed through Roosevelt University’s application and admission process; in addition to an interview process when needed.
• Undergraduate GPA of at least 3.0. (psychology students with a GPA below 3.0 with grades earned in advanced undergraduate psychology courses will be taken into consideration as additional evaluative criteria.)
• An earned bachelor’s degree in psychology or completion of undergraduate courses in Personality or Abnormal Psychology, Psychology Theories, Research Methods or an advanced-level Psychology course.
• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended

PharmD Admission Requirements

To help prospective applicants prepare for admission to the Roosevelt University Doctor of Pharmacy, the general admission criteria are listed below:

1. File an application through PharmCAS, a web-based Pharmacy College Application Service (PharmCAS.org).
2. Complete a minimum of 53 semester credit hours of pre-pharmacy study at an accredited college or university. 
   1. Achieve a recommended cumulative grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale for all courses completed. All math and science courses have a recommended grade point average of 2.5.
   2. Earn a grade of C- or better in all required course work.
   3. It is recommended that all pre-pharmacy courses are completed by June 1 of the desired year of entry.
   4. Prerequisite courses older than 10 years may be accepted at the discretion of the Admissions Committee.
3. Submit a minimum of two letters of recommendation with the PharmCAS application. If an institution prepares committee evaluations for students, those can be substituted for the two letters of recommendation.
4. A holistic evaluation of every applicant is performed by the Admissions Committee. A math/science GPA of 2.75 is highly recommended for a competitive application, however, applications not meeting this will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis using a holistic approach.
5. Reflect the successful practice of service through community engagement or extracurricular activities.
6. Demonstrate the proper motivation for and commitment to the profession of pharmacy through previous work, volunteer or life experiences.
7. Possess the oral and written communication skills necessary to interact successfully with patients and colleagues.
8. Complete the Roosevelt University Doctor of Pharmacy applicant interview process (invitation only).
9. Doctor of Pharmacy classes begin in the summer of each year.