Program Details
| Duration |
2 year(s) |
| Intakes |
February, September, July |
| Application Fee |
60 USD |
| Yearly Tuition Fee |
781 USD per year |
English Proficiency Test Requirements
| IELTS Academic Overall |
6 |
IELTS Academic No Bands Less Than |
— |
| TOEFL iBT Overall |
83 |
TOEFL iBT No Bands Less Than |
— |
| PTE Academic Overall |
53 |
PTE Academic No Bands Less Than |
— |
| Duolingo English Test Overall |
105 |
Duolingo English Test No Bands Less Than |
— |
Standardized Test Requirements
Entry Requirements
| Study level |
Postgraduate |
| Language of study |
English |
| Documents required |
Undergraduate — Ordinary Degree (3 Yrs)
Undergraduate — Honors Degree (3 Yrs)
Undergraduate — Undergraduate (4 Yrs Degree) |
Remarks
| About the university |
Montclair State University defines what it means to be a university with a public purpose — one that not only creates transformational opportunities for students, but also partners with communities to make a difference in the lives of others. Montclair invites students to imagine the world they want to live in and empowers them to develop the skills and knowledge to create it. As a solutions engine, we ask: How can we harness the power of 23,000 students and 1,800 professors to be a force for good in the world? This distinctive approach continues to attract students, propelling Montclair to become New Jersey’s second largest institution of higher learning, and one of its most diverse. Under President Jonathan Koppell, the University enrolled the largest entering class in the University’s history three years in a row; the Class of 2028 joins the biggest returning student population to make up the highest total enrollment in the University’s history, surpassing the previous year’s record-breaking student body. |
Requirements, fees and deadlines shown here are the ones our counsellors work from, but the
university can change them at any intake. We confirm the live figures with the institution
before an application is filed, so treat this page as the starting point rather than the
final word.