What are the graduate admission GPA requirements?
In addition to other requirements, to be considered for Graduate Admission, an applicant must fulfill at least one of the following: Completion of a graduate degree from a regionally accredited…
What do I need to do to participate in one of DIU’s cooperative programs with another institution?
Each program has different requirements. Check out our Undergraduate Cooperative Programs page or our Seminary Dual Degree and Cooperative Programs page for details about each program.
Do I have to know what classes I will take at the time I apply?
You do NOT have to know exactly what classes you will be taking, but the more you can tell us about your short and long-term goals on the application (intended…
Do I have to take the Graduate Record Exam (GRE)?
Dallas International University does not require Graduate Record Exam (GRE) scores from someone seeking Undergraduate or Gateway admission status. For Graduate admission status, you will need at least a completed…
How good do my grades need to be to be considered for admission to DIU?
At least 2.75 cumulative GPA in your high school studies, if applying for undergraduate admission status with 0-23 undergraduate credit hours. At least 2.00 cumulative GPA for all undergraduate classes…
What if one or more of my transcripts is from another country?
Academic records from outside the United States should be sent directly from the institution(s) that issued them to both DIU and to the Educational Credential Evaluators (www.ECE.org) to verify U.S.…
What transcripts must I provide?
Each application type has different transcript requirements. Generally, applicants should provide official school records that are relevant to their intended courses or program at DIU. Official transcripts are required for…
Whom can I ask to do my letters of recommendation?
Non-family members only. If your performance in undergraduate studies was less than stellar, we recommend you choose at least two references who can vouch for your ability to succeed academically…