The application deadline for Fall 2019 is August 1st
Fall 2019 Classes Start: August 28, 2019
The following additional program admissions requirements (beyond those required by the graduate school) apply to all students that do not hold a bachelors degree or higher from a regionally accredited United States college or university.
At a Glance
Locations Offered
- Completely Online
Programs Offered
- Master of Arts: Instructional Systems Development
- Graduate Certificate: Instructional Systems Development
- Graduate Certificate: Instructional Technology
- Graduate Certificate: Distance Education
Admissions Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree: Earned from a regionally accredited college or university or an equivalent degree from a comparative foreign institution.
- Minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Applicants with grades on a scale other than 4.0, will be evaluated based on standards for the country of their degree
- English Proficiency Test Scores: TOEFL score of 99 on iBT (internet-based test) or Pearson Test of English score of 68. Scores must be less than 2 years old.
- Admissions Committee review
Application Process
- Apply online
- Complete a paper application
Your application should include the following documents: (Incomplete applications will not be reviewed.)
- Completed application for admission and residency forms (or online application and residency forms)
- Three letters of recommendations
- Graduate School Statement of Goals (included in online or paper application)
- Official transcripts from all higher education institution(s) (Or WES evaluation)
- Non-refundable application fee ($50 online, $70 paper)
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Mailing Instructions
All application documents should be mailed to:
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Graduate School, ISD Graduate Program
1000 Hilltop Circle
Baltimore, MD 21250
Obtaining Immigration Documents
Our program is offered online. U.S. Department of Education regulations require students with F-1 visas take a minimum number of in-person courses every semester. The ISD graduate program does not offer enough in-person courses to comply with that regulation. As a result, no I-20’s for F-1 visas will be issued by UMBC for this program. However, international students have the option of taking the program online in their home country, since they would not have to obtain a visa.
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