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Application Materials
The following materials must be submitted at the
same time as the application form and together will
constitute formal application:
- Application
and Fee
(Online = $65; Paper = $225.)
- Personal Statement
and Curriculum Vitae
- Three Letters of Recommendation
(Two should be from persons who are familiar with
your academic work.)
- Transcripts
(From all undergraduate and graduate schools attended)
- GRE Scores
(An official copy must be sent directly to the
School by ETS)
- TOEFL Scores
(See below for details)
Your application will
not be processed until all materials have been received,
including ALL transcripts, references and GRE Scores.
ALL FALL 2012 APPLICATION MATERIALS MUST BE SUBMITTED AND RECEIVED
BY THE DOCTORAL ADMISSIONS OFFICE BY JANUARY
2, 2012.
Graduate Record Examination
The Graduate Record Examination
(Aptitude Test) is required of all applicants to the Doctoral
Program. Applicants should register
for the earliest test
date possible, preferably before
December 1. You can obtain GRE information
online
at www.gre.org
or by contacting GRADUATE RECORD
EXAMINATIONS,
Educational
Testing Service, P.O. Box 6000, Princeton,
New Jersey 08540-6000, tel. no. 609–771–7670.
Call
1–800–GRE–CALL
for computerized testing information.
Please indicate Institutional code
2158 and Department
code 5001
on any forms indicating where your
scores should be sent. Please note that the scores should be sent to the School of Social Work and not the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Scores will be accepted for tests taken within 5 years of the date of application, provided they are sent directly by Educational Testing Services (ETS).
Transcripts
You should request a transcript from
your college(s) and graduate school(s)
as soon
as you have
decided to apply. Official transcripts
(not copies) are
required from each school attended.
References
Three letters of reference are
required. You should request
letters of reference
directly, using the
forms supplied.
Applicants are
expected to follow through with
persons from whom references
have been requested. Under the
provisions of the Educational
Privacy Act of 1974,
letters of references
are accessible to students who
have been accepted
and who enroll in the school.
If you choose to waive your right
of access
to reference
letters,
please
notify the referees when you
give them this form. You are also required
to
notify the
School that
you are waiving access to the
letters of recommendation. Please note
that TWO of
these references must
be written by persons well acquainted
with your academic
work.
Personal Statement and Curriculum Vitae
Please follow the instructions
included in the downloadable version of this information.
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
The TOEFL exam is required
for all international students whose native language
is not English. Students
who have earned their Masters degree at an institution
in an English–speaking country are not
required to take the TOEFL. The minimum TOEFL score for consideration is 100 for the internet-based (iBT) exam; 250 for the computer-based exam; or 600 for the paper-based exam.
Acknowledgements
You will receive one notification
if any application materials
are missing.
After
this notice, it
is your responsibility to follow–up
on missing items. |