Veteran Applicants

The Registrar’s Office certifies enrollment for Woodbury University students who apply and are eligible for educational assistance administered by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. The Registrar’s Office processes all applications and forwards enrollment certifications to VA regional offices, provides assistance to students with problems that relate to VA educational (or covered) programs, and maintains a reference file on all VA students for up to three years.

VETERAN Financial Aid INFORMATION

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This page provides the information that domestic applicants need in order to apply for graduate admission to Woodbury. Applicants seeking admission into a graduate program are expected to have completed a bachelor’s degree from a regionally-accredited institution prior to application submission.

The following information is for domestic graduate applicants only. Prospective international applicants should visit the International Applicants page.

Once your application is processed, an admissions counselor will contact you and inform you if further documentation is needed to complete your application.

WOODBURY APPLICATION

In order to process your application, all sections must be complete, including submission of required admissions documents uploaded through the page.

Official transcripts from all colleges/universities attended are required, regardless of credit received or courses completed. These records must confirm that a bachelor’s degree has been granted from a regionally-accredited institution.

Electronic Submission
Request official transcripts via Parchment, Naviance and The National Clearinghouse.

Mail Submission
Official transcripts through mail submission, must include an original signature of the school official(s) and be sealed in an unopened envelope. Transcripts should be mailed to:

Woodbury University
Office of Admissions
7500 N. Glenoaks Blvd.
Burbank, CA 91504-7846

Submit two professional and/or academic letters of recommendation.

Electronic Submission
All letters must be uploaded by the recommender. Applicants will need to provide recommender information through the online application and they will then submit letters on a student’s behalf.

Master of Business Administration

Discuss your leadership potential, motivational aptitude, and career goals. Specify how Woodbury’s MBA will assist you in accomplishing your goals.

 

Master of Arch & Master of Interior Design

Discuss your educational and/or professional background, and your reason for pursuing a graduate architectural education at Woodbury’s School of Architecture.

 

Master of Science Architecture

Outline your specific area(s) of interest and identifying any faculty members you feel could serve as an advisor for your work. We are only able to accommodate students whose research interests match that of a faculty member who can serve as an advisor.

Electronically submit a professional resume or curriculum vitae via our online application system. This information should list your academic research, professional experience, and/or published works.

May be requested by the department upon review of a completed application.

School of Architecture

All graduate design applicants are required to submit a portfolio of creative work conveying the scope of their design sensibilities when applying for the Master of Architecture (M.Arch.), Master of Interior Design (M.I.D.), and Master of Science in Architecture (M.S.Arch.).

Submit your portfolio via the SlideRoom link below. A nominal fee will be charged by SlideRoom for this service. Full instructions are listed on the site. For general artwork, we recommend scanned images rather than photos for best resolution. URLs can also be submitted by uploading a PDF or document containing the link. Requirements can be found on the Slideroom site.

The GMAT/GRE are not a requirement for admission to any of Woodbury’s graduate programs.

This set of designer women’s high heeled shoes was designed by Woodbury Bachelor of Architecture graduate Bryan Oknyansky. Bryan who went on to become a footwear designer, and he uses 3D printing to manufacture his works.
This set of designer women’s high heeled shoes was designed by Woodbury Bachelor of Architecture graduate Bryan Oknyansky. Bryan who went on to become a footwear designer, and he uses 3D printing to manufacture his works.

Application Deadlines

Here are the deadlines for applying to our graduate programs.

Graduate Architecture and Interior Design


These programs include: Master of Architecture, Master of Interior Design, Master of Science in Architecture

Students can enter these program in the Fall semester only.

Priority Deadline March 1

Applications will be accepted after the priority deadline until maximum enrollment is reached.

View semester start dates in the Academic Calendar.

Academic Calendar

Master of Business Administration


Fall: Priority Deadline July 1

Spring: Priority Deadline November 1

Applications will be accepted after the priority deadlines until maximum enrollment is reached.

View semester start dates in the Academic Calendar.

Academic Calendar

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