Become a Graduate Lumberjack

Application Procedures

Applying to SFA is the first step in becoming a graduate student. Some programs require a secondary application directly to the program. Review the requirements of each program, attending to their specific application deadlines and requirements.

Request your bachelor degree conferring university or college send your official transcripts by email to the Admissions Data Center. If a Graduate Management Admission Test or Graduate Record Examination are required, schedule your exam and have your scores reported to SFA. SFA's Testing Center might be an option for an on-campus testing location.

As student applications and documents are received, students can expect verification email communication with further instructions on accessing the mySFA account. The mySFA portal view will give you a snapshot on the progression of your application along with any needed checklist items. MySFA is the official communication method of the university.

International Students

If you are an international student, contact us or learn more about resources and the admissions process at the Office of International Programs.

Paying for College

Paying for college is an important consideration. SFA is here to help! The university offers several scholarships, assistantships and student work opportunities, as well as financial aid packages.

These links will help you find financial planning information you will need for your financial planning:

• SFA tuition and fees
• Determining Texas (in-state) residency (TASFA form)
• SFA tuition and fee plans and rate tables
• Financial aid and scholarship
• Paul L. Boynton Scholarship for graduate study
• Graduate assistantships and employment

Residence Life

Graduate students at SFA who are enrolled in nine or more credit hours can choose to live on campus. Learn more about on-campus living.