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An official transcript showing all courses and grades of any academic work from each college and university attended must be submitted.
A Transcript Request Form should be completed and sent to each institution, school, etc. from which you are requesting a transcript. Please ask the sending institution to return this with the transcript. each sheet downloaded contains three transcript forms for your convenience.
A Fall Term Grade Report Form should be used if you are currently taking courses and would like your fall term grades to be seen by the faculty admissions committee of your designated department or porgram. Please complete this form and return it to us once the grades are available. If you are admitted, you must submit a final official transcript.
Two letters of recommendation are required. If you have recently received an academic degree or are currently enrolled in a degree program, letters from faculty members are preferable.If you have not been enrolled in an academic program for some time, you may submit letters from supervisors or colleagues in positions of responsibility.
It is important that your recommendation letters come from people who know you well.They should assess your particular strengths and weaknesses, your degree of maturity, and your ability to complete successfully a demanding academic program.
If your evaluators prefer to submit the letter in paper form, please download the Letter of Evaluation Form
Submission of GRE scores is optional. Admissions decisions are based on your application as a whole.
All international students whose native language is not English or whose undergraduate degree is from an institution in a country whose official language is not English, must submit scores of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or IELTS. For more information, refer to the GSAS admissions policy for international students.
Please provide a short paper no more than 1,000 words in length or a similarly-sized coherent excerpt from a longer paper that you have written for a course. Alternatively, provide a focused essay written in an academic style in which you analyze an article, book, exhibit or event relevant to your field of interest.
A CV/Resume is required.
For Admission in the Spring Semester – November 1st
For Admission in the Fall Semester – April 1st
FLAS Fellowships are available for students entering in the Fall. If you are applying for the FLAS Fellowship you must submit your application, including the FLAS Essay by February 16 th.