Undergraduate degree from an accredited institution, some programs have specific undergraduate degree requirements.
A copy of official undergraduate transcripts and any post baccalaureate work is required for admissions review in most programs. Official copies of your undergraduate transcripts and previous academic work will be required upon admission.
Undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or greater based on a 4.0 scale for unconditional admission.
Three letters of recommendation
Completion of the General Graduate Record Exam (GRE) (General Test), with a combined score of 300 on Verbal and Quantitative Reasoning sections, and a 4 on the Analytical Writing section (on tests taken on or after August 1, 2011) (Purdue University Northwest Code 1638, Department Code 2299)
A resume or curriculum vitae (CV)
A 1000 word autobiographical statement, answering the following questions:
reasons for wanting to become a marriage and family therapist,
personal history and how it has led to your decision,
professional history and how it has led to your decision,
professional goals,
personal characteristics that will contribute to your being a good family therapist, and
your response to the Marriage and Family Therapy Program's Diversity
Statement, found here: https://academics.pnw.edu/marriage-family-therapy/diversity-statement/
We are looking for students who embrace learning opportunities, who take initiative,
and who want to expand their understanding of themselves and others as cultural,
diverse beings. We strongly encourage you to share your experiences with or interest
in various populations when you write your autobiographical essay.
The Couple and Family Therapy Center is located in Hammond, Indiana, and serves
a diverse range of clients. Please let us know if you are bi-lingual or multi-lingual.

A 300-500 word statement of purpose that addresses:
Your purpose for undertaking or continuing graduate study,
Your reasons for wanting to study at Purdue,
Your professional plans, career goals, and research interests, and
You also may explain any irregularities or special circumstances applicable to your background and elaborate on your special abilities, awards, achievements, scholarly publications, and/or professional history.
The Graduate School accepts valid TOEFL scores earned through the paper-based test and Internet-based test. The minimum paper-based test score required for admission is 550. The minimum Internet-based test scores required for admission are the following:

Writing 18
Speaking 18
Listening 14
Reading 19
Total 80
An overall band score of 6.5 is required for admission.
Special admission requirements:

1000-word autobiographical statement demonstrating your preparation for the program
Combined verbal and math Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score of 300, writing score of 4