graduate students

Graduate-level advising requires a specialized approach to student success. That’s why we have advisors dedicated exclusively to assisting our master’s and doctoral students. Graduate students also benefit from direct contact with their faculty program coordinator. Course and curriculum questions should be directed to the faculty program coordinator, while application, policy and procedure questions should be directed to the appropriate graduate advisor.

Graduate Advising Services

Advisor for  Prospective  Graduate Students Advisor for  Enrolled  Graduate Students

Keva Anderson-Konsker
swcjgradvising@fau.edu

Keva Anderson-Konsker
swcjgradvising@fau.edu

Keva Anderson-Konsker

Keva Anderson-Konsker

Assistant Director

College of Social Work and Criminal Justice

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Boca Raton Campus

Frequently Asked Questions for Graduates

Each graduate program has different admission requirements. You can review the requirements at each program’s website listed below. You can also view the programs and all FAU graduate programs on the Graduate College website:

It depends on the program that you are interested in. Please contact the specific Graduate Advisor or Program Coordinator.

For any graduate program at FAU, you must apply electronically through the Graduate College https://www.fau.edu/graduate/. Please send all official transcripts directly to the FAU Graduate College. Some graduate programs may have a supplemental application and additional documents to complete your application. Check with the program.

Acceptance of transfer credits is at the discretion of the program coordinator, and official transcripts, course syllabi, and/or course descriptions are required in order to evaluate the courses. A minimum grade of “B” is required for any transfer credit and approval may be based upon relevance of the course to the degree requirements and year completed. Request for transfer credits should be made at the time of admission. The maximum number of credits which are transferrable depends on the program. Please check with Graduate Advisor or Program Coordinator.

A Plan of Study is your academic roadmap of your graduate degree. It lists your completed, current, and future courses. All graduate students must complete their POS by the end of their second semester. Revisions can be made to the POS as needed in future semesters. MSW advanced standing (full-time) program students need to have it submitted by the end of their first semester. To access your POS, log into myFAU and click on the “Graduate College” tab. Each POS gets reviewed by the Graduate Advisor, Program Coordinator, College Dean and the Graduate College. You must have an approved POS on file prior to the semester of your graduation term. If you do not have an approved POS, you will not graduate.

No, you do not need to complete a new POS. You must create a revision to your POS through the MyPOS page in the “Graduate College” tab of your myFAU account. You do not need to create a revision each semester. Revisions are typically only needed if your anticipated future courses or sequencing have changed. Revisions are reviewed by the Graduate Advisor, Program Coordinator, College Dean and the Graduate College.

First, talk to the Graduate Advisor and your Program Coordinator. You must make sure to not break continuous enrollment. The University policy states that graduate students must be enrolled for at least one credit for at least two semesters of the academic year (fall, spring, or summer). If you break continuous enrollment, you will have to reapply to the University and to the program.

You must already have an approved POS on file with the Graduate College. If you have changed any of the courses on your POS, submit a POS revision. In addition, you must complete the Application for Degree and turn it in to the Graduate Advisor. The deadline to submit the Application for Degree is typically by the end of the 3rd week of each semester. Check the FAU Academic Calendar for the exact date each semester.

College of Social Work and Criminal Justice

The College of Social Work and Criminal Justice trains students whose purpose is to make our society more just and resilient.

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Boca Raton, FL 33431