Texas Tech University

School of Financial Planning

Master of Science (M.S.) in Personal Financial Planning

The non-thesis master's degree in personal financial planning requires a minimum of 30 hours. Appropriate leveling coursework may be required. We have three modalities for students to choose from depending on their learning style and needs:

Dual degree options are also available. Please apply to the other degree first and then add PFP.

Admissions

Recruitment Scholarship Priority Deadlines:

  • Fall: January 15
  • Spring: November 1
  • Summer I & Summer II: November 1

Domestic & International Scholarship Deadlines:

  • Fall: August 1
  • Spring: December 1
  • Summer I & Summer II: May 1

How to Apply

The Graduate School online application system is designed to help you easily navigate through the application process and ensure you complete your application in a timely manner.

ALL documents must be submitted through the online portal and directly to the department.

How to Apply

Postal Mailing Address
Texas Tech University
Office of Graduate and International Admissions
Box 41030
Lubbock, TX 79409-1030

Physical Mailing Address (Express Mail)
Texas Tech University
Office of Graduate and International Admissions
Boston Ave. at Akron Ave.
Administration 328
Lubbock, TX 79409-1030

Contact Information for Graduate School
If you have any questions about your application, call (806) 742-2781 or email: graduate.admissions@ttu.edu.
To check your application status, please check Raiderlink.

Test Scores

  • The GRE and GMAT are not required.
  • International Students:
    • These are the minimal English language proficiency scores. For a list of English proficiency-exempt countries, please visit: English Proficiency Exempt Countries.
    • TOEFL Internet: 79
    • TOEFL Paper-Based: 550
    • IELTS: 6.5
    • ELS: 112
    • CAE: B
    • CPE: C

 

For further information concerning the Master's Program, contact:

Coordinator of Academic Programs: Esmeralda Torres