Admissions - On-line Application

Welcome to the on-line application for the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Please carefully read the instructions below and those that appear throughout the application process. Once a program of study has been selected, you will be given instructions specific to that program. The application will not be successfully submitted unless all required fields are completed.

HOW TO GET STARTED
New Account Users:
Master’s and PhD Applicants click HERE to begin the application process.  Select “New Application Login” in the Graduate School Admissions Box (see graphic representation below). You will then be prompted to establish your User ID and password. You will also be asked to enter your email address. Please make a note of this information for future use. It is important that you consistently use the same User ID and email account throughout the application process. You will not be able to log back into your existing account unless you do so.

As you are completing the application, you will be allowed to attach the following documents: Statement of Interest, Curriculum Vitae (Resume), Writing Sample, Statement of Disciplinary Action, and a Statement of Felony Charges.

The following items are also required to complete your application package: three recommendations, official transcripts, and official test report(s).

Once you have submitted your application, you will receive an acknowledgement and a copy of the application via email. Updates to the information submitted on your application will need to be made by contacting the appropriate Graduate School office.

 **Please Note** Once you have created your user account and have entered the application, you must use the [Save/Complete Later] button found at the top, right hand corner of your screen to properly save the application  to return later. If you discover that you are not able to re-access your saved, un-submitted application, please contact the appropriate Graduate School office to request assistance. 

At the end of the application process, you will receive instructions on the submission of the required $60.00 application fee for each program applied to. Payment of the application fee may be made in the form of a credit card payment (on-line application only), personal check, money order, or bank draft. International bank checks must be drawn from U.S. funds. Application fee waivers are also available for qualified applicants.

Existing Account Users:
If you have already filled out part of the application and are returning to complete it, or to apply to another program of study, log in using the same link above for new users, but click on the “Login to Return to Application” link (see graphic above). If you have forgotten your username or password, you will be given the option to request your information via email.

Programs of Study and Areas of Interest:

Bowman Gray Campus Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Cancer Biology  Clinical & Population Translational Sciences Microbiology and Immunology  Molecular Pathology   Molecular Medicine & Translational Sciences Molecular Genetics and Genomics  Neurobiology and Anatomy  Neuroscience Physiology and Pharmacology

Reynolda Campus Bioethics Biology Chemistry Communication Computer Science Counseling – MA and MDiv/MA (joint degree with Divinity School) Documentary Film Education English Health and Exercise Science Liberal Studies Mathematics Physics Psychology Religion – MA and JD/MA (joint degree with Law School)

 

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