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| Nondegree status is awarded only once. Students admitted to this status may take Santa Clara University). Application fee is paid only once. Students wishing to apply for degree status or certification program at a later date will have the subsequent application fee waived. 2. Two official copies of all transcripts from each school attended. (Note: Graduate Services Office will accept copies of transcripts; however, official transcripts must be on file in the Graduate Services Office before the term begins to avoid a future registration hold.) Completion of a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution (NEASC, NCA, MSA, SACS, WASC, NWCCU). International transcripts must be evaluated by a National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES)-accredited and School of Education, Counseling Psychology and Pastoral Ministries-approved service to show U.S. bachelor’s degree equivalency, course-by-course evaluation, and final cumulative grade point average. Please contact the Graduate Services Office for a list of approved agencies. 3. One letter of recommendation. 4. Experience report or résumé. 5. Statement of purpose (see application for topic). 6. Interview with designated faculty/staff. Appointments for the interview will be arranged once all supporting application documents are on file with the Graduate Services Office. 7. The deadline for nondegree admission applications is two weeks before the start of each term. Applications must be on file and complete by the deadline date. |

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