Application Process for Food and Nutrition

Undergraduate

For information on applying to Ohio University as an undergraduate, visit Ohio University Undergraduate Admissions.

Copies of application materials submitted to the Graduate College are forwarded to appropriate department(s) by the graduate college.
The departmental graduate committee recommends or denies admission and forwards the decision to the Graduate College. Each department has its own procedures and time line for reviewing applications.
The Graduate College reviews file and department admission decision.
Applications are valid for one year from the date submitted and can be deferred up to one year from the submission date.
Students must begin study in the term to which they have been admitted unless a student requests and is granted a deferral by the degree program prior to the start of the original term of entry.
The Graduate College sends the applicant a letter indicating admission decision as follows:
- Unconditional Admission
- Conditional Admission
  - Students having some deficiency in the entrance requirements (low GPA, TOEFL, etc.).
  - May achieve unconditional admission by satisfactorily completing a prescribed program (example: completion of additional English language study resulting in required TOEFL score).
  - Students admitted conditionally are not eligible for any Ohio University financial assistance.
- Provisional Admission
  - Students approved for admission who have not submitted all required, final, official documents.
  - Changed to unconditional admission once the Graduate College receives all final documents.
- Denial