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Graduate College Mission

Graduate education is an integral part of Siena’s mission: to assist people to become more competent, purposeful, and ethical. The Graduate College challenges individuals to identify, refine, and achieve their personal goals, and to articulate a personal philosophy of life, all in the context of the mission of the Graduate College: integrating theory into practice.

For more application information, visit Admissions Criteria and Requirements.

You can also access important course information and documents by visiting the Graduate College on MySiena.

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A Degree that Works

Siena Heights University offers Master of Arts degrees in Clinical Mental Health Counseling*, Leadership, and Teacher Education, and a Specialist of Arts degree in Educational Leadership.

(*beginning in Fall 2013 on Adrian, Lansing and Southfield campuses.)

Advantages of being a Siena graduate student include:

  • Courses designed for working adults
  • Evening and weekend courses
  • Small class sizes
  • Individualized academic advising
  • Blended online delivery courses
  • Graduate Record Examination (GRE) not required for admission
  • Dedicated faculty with career credentials
  • Locations throughout Michigan

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