Admission Requirements
As you prepare to apply to the First Nations Education Ed.D. (FNED) program at UW-Green Bay, be aware the program has general Graduate Studies admission requirements as well as FNED specific requirements.
General Admission Requirements
Before you begin your application, ensure you meet the general requirements for graduate study at UW-Green Bay. All applicant materials must be submitted through one of our admission systems (CAS portals). While individual programs may have additional criteria, all applicants must provide the following:
- Complete Application
- Bachelor’s Degree: You must hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution (or US equivalent) before your first term of enrollment.
- Resume
- Official Transcripts
- Non-refundable Application Fee: A non-refundable graduate application fee will be paid within the online application portal.
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Your potential can't be fully captured by a single standardized test. We are committed to making the admissions process accessible while evaluating your application through a comprehensive review of your academic background, accomplishments and readiness for graduate-level work.
FNED Specific Requirements
In addition to the general Office of Graduate Studies requirements, you must also submit the following program requirements directly into the admission portal (GradCAS):
- Master’s Degree: You must hold a master's degree in First Nations Education, First Nations Studies or related field from an accredited institution before your first term of enrollment.
- GPA Requirement: A cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
- Written Statements: You must submit:
- Personal statement of intent (800 - 1000 words).
- Statement of scholarly interests (1200 - 1500 words)
- Three Letters of Recommendation
- Interview & Essay: Both are conducted by the First Nations Education Doctoral Admission Committee. The committee will notify you regarding scheduling of dates and times. If you have any questions about the process, reach out to us to learn more. Contact Us
International Students
Students from around the world are welcome to apply to the First Nations Education, Ed.D. program. If you are not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, additional requirements apply. This program is eligible for visa sponsorship. Review the international graduate admissions requirements.
Ready to apply?
If you are ready to take the next step in gaining more expertise, have an opportunity advance in your career and make a greater impact in your field, submit your application today.
Need more admission details?
You will find more details, including information on graduate certificates or requirements for international students, in our Graduate Studies Admission Guide. There are also detailed instructions within CAS, our admission system, that make it easy for you.
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Remember, this journey doesn’t have to be taken alone – please reach out to us if you’re having any problems with your admissions materials.