Congratulations on your acceptance! Please review the important details of your enrollment below.
First day of classes (fall semester):
Arts Administration, Nursing, MBA, Information Systems, Taxation, Executive Leadership, Education programs:
August 31, 2020
Occupational Therapy:
May 26, 2020
Physician Assistant Studies:
August 25, 2020
** Please see section below on orientation requirements to determine program specific information**
Questions can be directed to the Office of Graduate Admission at (315) 445-5444 or at GradAdmission@lemoyne.edu.
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1. Accept Your Offer of Admission
Log In
Le Moyne College requires an official transcript showing proof of an earned bachelors degree be on file prior to enrollment.
If you received your bachelor's degree during the application process, be sure to submit an official final transcript showing your earned bachelor's degree.
If you earned your bachelor’s degree from Le Moyne College, we will acquire the transcript for you.
Electronic transcripts can be sent to:
gradadmission@lemoyne.edu
Paper transcripts can be mailed to:
Office of Graduate Admission
Le Moyne College
Grewen Hall 323
1419 Salt Springs Road
Syracuse, NY 13214-1301
Shortly after you have completed the reply form accepting your offer of admission, you will hear from the IT Service Desk at the email address supplied on your application for admission. This email will include your student ID and temporary password with instructions for activating this important login information.
If you previously had a Le Moyne account and you no longer have access or have forgotten the password, please contact the IT Service Desk at servicedesk@lemoyne.edu or at (315) 445-4579.
Once your login information is established, you can secure a Student ID card. Student IDs are issued from the Office of Campus Life located on the second level of the Campus Center (click here for a map).
The office is open Monday-Friday from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. No appointment is necessary. A current Le Moyne Student ID will allow you to utilize the library services, use the facilities at the recreation center and secure discounted tickets to on-campus events.
Student who are required to attend an orientation program (see below) may have the opportunity to secure their Le Moyne Student ID at orientation
New students to Le Moyne are required by the college and New York State Public Health Law to provide proof of specific immunizations. The required forms must be completed to enroll at the University. Students who do not submit this paperwork will incur a fine and risk being de-enrolled in their program.
Madden School of Business (MBA, MTAX or MSIS), Arts Administration and Education students should complete the forms found here.
Occupational Therapy students should complete the forms found here.
Please note that OT students must also submit a certificate of completed physical examination that indicates you are capable of completing the educational program, including clinical rotations, to the Wellness Center.
Physician Assistant students should complete the forms found here.
Nursing students must complete the health clearance process through Castle Branch. Please see detailed requirements and instructions in the "Nursing Students" section below.
Questions on the required health and wellness documentation can be directed to the Wellness Center.
You will be contacted directly by your academic department to complete your course registration. Please ensure you address any phone or email communications from the college promptly to avoid delays in your registration.
Le Moyne College participates in federal student aid at the graduate level. Students who would like to consult with a Financial Aid Officer regarding their ability to secure student aid through FAFSA should contact the Office of Financial Aid.
Many graduate students also look to take advantage of the college payment plan. This program, facilitated by Cashnet, is for students who want to pay for their tuition over the course of a semester. To learn more about our payment plan options, please visit or contact the Office of the Bursar.
Students can view and pay their bill online through Phinfo.
You will be able to access Phinfo once your student accounts are established.
Certain graduate programs require an orientation. If your program is not listed, an orientation is not required. Please continue to check your college email address for communication from your department about important enrollment details.
Occupational Therapy: Required orientation to be held the week before the start of classes. More information will be available soon, and will be sent to your college email address.
Physician Assistant Studies: Required orientation to be held August 24, 2020. More information will be available soon, and will be sent to your college email address.
Nursing (FNP and Nursing Education): Required orientation to be held August 30, 2020. More information will be available soon, and will be sent to your college email address.
Arts Administration: Required orientation to be held August 30, 2020. More information will be available soon, and will be sent to your college email address.
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9. Purchase Textbooks and Course Materials
Learn more
Located in the Le Moyne Plaza adjacent to campus, the bookstore is operated by Barnes & Noble College Booksellers and is open year-round. Books and merchandise can also be purchased online at the bookstore website.
At this website, you can search for your class materials as course information becomes available to determine your textbook needs.
All students bringing a vehicle to campus (resident, commuter, part-time and graduate students) must register their vehicles. Parking permits are required for all vehicles that will be parked on Le Moyne's property and operated by students.
Parking permits can be obtained online at the Campus Security website. Students should have their vehicle registration, student ID# and credit card available when registering online to ensure accurate information.
Commuter Student Parking Fee (applies to all graduate students living off campus) is $50 per year, plus a $5.95 processing fee. If you have questions or need assistance securing your parking permit, please contact the Security Office located in the basement of Nelligan Hall, Monday-Friday, between 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. or visit their website.
Forts Complex or Lot C in front of the W. Carroll Coyne Center for the Performing Arts.
Click here for a campus map.
Nursing Students
In addition to the requirements above, Nursing students must review the information sent to their college email address relating to required background checks via Castlebranch. These requirements must be completed before the start of classes.
Nursing students will also be emailed a required equipment/supply list and details on the required orientation program to their college email account when they become available.
Occupational Therapy Students
Students entering our program must provide proof of current CPR certification. This certification MUST include First Aid/CPR and AED training for both adults and children (pediatrics). Online courses will not be accepted. In addition to the requirements above, OT students must provide proof of health insurance coverage for the duration of their program. Both your First Aid/CPR/AED documentation and proof of health insurance will be provided directly to the OT Department at orientation.
There is no required background check to enter the program but you may be subject to a background check during the program by a fieldwork and/or clinical site. You should also be aware that unfavorable information that may be found in the course of a criminal background check may impact your ability to sit for the board certification exam and apply for licensure as an occupational therapist upon completion of Le Moyne’s MSOT program.
Physician Assistant Studies Students
In addition to the requirements above, new students to the PA program will be required to show proof of membership to AAPA and to NYSSPA at orientation.
To join the organizations, follow the instructions on both websites for membership:
AAPA student membership
NYSSPA student membership
In May, you will take part in an online medical terminology course that is required before classes begin in August. Instructions for access and completion will be sent by the Department of Physician Assistant Studies to your college email address. Your fall schedule will be built for you in June and you will be notified when your schedule is available to view. You will be paired with a student mentor who will assist you in your transition to the program in May. They are available to answer any questions you have and are excited to welcome you to campus.
Please be advised that you will be required to undergo a background check at any point in the program. Applicants who answer "no" to questions relating to criminal background on their CASPA application, who are found to have a positive background check may be dismissed from the program on the basis of misrepresentation.
Applicants who have been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor may be denied certification or licensure as a health care professional. Information regarding eligibility may be obtained from appropriate credentialing boards. In addition, various clinical rotation sites may not permit participation in the clinical experience. This should be considered prior to making your deposit.
Professional Licensure Information
Please note that several of the graduate programs at Le Moyne lead to professional licensure. Students enrolled in our Accounting, Occupational Therapy, Family Nurse Practitioner, Physician Assistant, or Teacher Certification programs should review the information on licensure available here.