How do I apply to the MSHA program at CSUN?

You log into csumentor.edu

https://secure.csumentor.edu/
You select the MSHA program at CSUN
Pay your fees.
Send all of your electronic official college and community
college transcripts to Admission & Records (A&R).
If you have GRE or TOFEL scores you also have them
uploaded to CSUNs A&R
You then create an account with ApplyWeb, which is the MSHA
Supplemental E-Application (e-app).
https://www.applyweb.com/cgi-bin/app?s=csun
You upload references names and email addresses and ApplyWeb
sends them a link to upload their letters. We require three letters of
reference
You upload unofficial transcripts on ApplyWeb.
You upload a current resume with work experience (Very important.)
You upload a personal Statement of Purpose (Very important.)
Previous education and work or volunteer experiences
Why you are interested in applying for admission to the MSHA
program?
How completing the MSHA degree program will advance your
professional goals.
If courses are still in process during Spring 2017, indicated that in
your Personal Statement of Purpose and send degree verification
ASAP.
All materials should be upload by March 3, 2017
What is Holistic Admissions?
At CSUN, we not only evaluate minimum GPA scores but we also look to
see if the applicant is a good fit for our educational model. Please review
the Information Session for more details. In short, we are a leadership
program that seeks to support an individuals career path and aspirations.
In a separate link on the MSHA webpage is a profile of the entering MSHA
classes. You will note that current working experiences ranges from
perhaps one year to over 10 years, but averages at about 3+ years. We
seek individuals with a clear focus on how they will advance into higher
leadership positions. We offer all core MSHA classes at 7PM because the
vast majority of our students are working during the day. Holistically, we
look at the total person and not just a GPA or GRE score. Are you a good
fit for our mission and educational model? Let us find out.
Link to Information Session slides: http://www.csun.edu/hhd/hsci/msha-information-sessions