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While you do not need all documents ready when you start your application, your application file must be complete when you submit your application to the program. Incomplete files will not be considered. Please visit our admission requirements page for complete details.

We accept transfer credits, which can help reduce your total tuition and time spent earning the degree.

There are no application fees at Brenau University.

No. We do not offer visa sponsorship at this time.

Credit required for graduate coursework at Brenau or any other accredited institution of higher education will be honored for seven years from the course completion date. Graduate-level credits older than seven years at the time of graduation must be approved by the dean of the respective college in consultation with the provost and vice president for academic affairs.

It’s best to talk to your admissions counselor directly about this, as what you can do depends upon why you were not accepted into the program.

For most of our online programs, work experience is not required. Learn more about admission requirements.

While the specifics of each program vary, the admissions process always starts by submitting your application for the program you want to attend. To complete your application file, you’ll need official transcripts, an online application and possibly other documents. Your admissions counselor will help guide you through this process.

The first step is to start your application.

Undergraduate students can transfer up to 90 credits to their program. If the student is pursuing their first graduate degree at Brenau, up to six semester hours of coursework taken at another regionally accredited institution of higher education may be appropriately transferred to Brenau as part of the planned program of study with approval from the department chair. If the student has a master’s degree, up to nine hours of graduate credit may transfer with departmental approval. Grading standards of the Brenau program into which the work is transferred will apply.

Brenau University is committed to creating an inclusive learning environment where all students are supported with personalized care. Disability, neurodiversity and learning differences are valued as intersectional aspects of diversity, equity and inclusion. Taking an individualized and collaborative approach, we work with students, faculty and staff to create an equitable, fully accessible educational experience for each student. We equip students with documented disabilities with reasonable accommodations and offer guidance in navigating every step of the accommodations process. Our mission is to empower students to find their strengths and develop strong self-advocacy skills. Training is provided for faculty and staff as we work to remove barriers to educational access.