General Program FAQs
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I have a specific question. Where should I go?
- Questions related to the ETSU Computing Programs of Study should be addressed to the Graduate Coordinator (bennetbt@etsu.edu).
- Questions related to your Application or the Application System should be addressed to the Graduate Admissions Team (gradadmissions@etsu.edu).
- Questions related to International Student issues, including the visa process should be addressed to International Student and Scholar Services (interntl@etsu.edu).
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How do I apply?
The application process is controlled centrally by the ETSU Graduate School.
- Application Instructions are available to guide you through the application software.
- Apply Now through this link. To begin the application:
- Select the Graduate option.
- Select Domestic or International.
- For Degree-Seeking Programs, Select Masters; for the Certificate-Seeking Program, Select Certificate
- Select the appropriate program:
- Computer Science, M.S.
- Information Systems, M.S.
- Data Analytics
- Select the desired concentration
Questions related to your Application or the Application System should be addressed to the Graduate Admissions Team (gradadmissions@etsu.edu)
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Do you have assistantships available?
The Department of Computing funds nineteen graduate assistantships (GAs) and three tuition scholarships (TSs). In a typical admission cycle, approximately ten positions are available for incoming students. Additional information is available on our Graduate Assistantships page.
Graduate Assistantship offers are made following successful admission (both full admission and provisional admission are considered). The Computing Graduate Committee rates your application materials at the time of your application review. The committee ratings are used to determine candidate rankings, and the top candidates are offered either a GA or TS position. To ensure the highest chance of securing a GA position, candidates should apply by 1 April. Typically, offers for GA positions and TS positions are made between 15 April and 15 May for the Fall semester.
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