Prospective Students Higher Education & Student Affairs (HESA) Leadership
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Prospective students for HIgher education and student affairs (HESA) leadership
Are you considering applying to graduate school in HESA? We consider the application process an educational one and encourage prospective students to explore the profession of student affairs as well as find out more about our HESA program to help you in your decision making.
In addition, various sections of our website have information about exploring the profession, program mission and goals, admissions requirements, courses and answers to frequently asked questions. For more information, contact: @email.
Application information
Applications for HESA are reviewed annually and on a space available basis. To ensure priority review of your HESA application and to be eligible for HESA Info and Interview Days, please complete all parts of your application, including references, and make sure they reach us by the priority deadline, typically January 15 each year. Visit the Admissions section of the website for details and information. If you are inquiring after the priority deadline please contact us to see if there is space available in the HESA program for your application to be considered.
Certificate in higher education and student affairs (HESA)
The certificate in higher education and student affairs is designed for full-time professionals working in student affairs or related areas who do not have the academic background or training in higher education, or for graduate students enrolled in another master’s program who demonstrate commitment to and experience working in higher education.
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Contact HESA for more information
For inquiries about HESA feel free to contact us: at elrt_hesa@wmich.edu. Dr. Ramona Lewis is the graduate faculty coordinator for HESA.