1.    Academic Credentials: A bachelor’s degree or its international equivalent from a recognized institution is required. While there is no strict minimum GPA, a strong academic record is essential, with successful applicants often having a GPA of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale. 

    2.    Standardized Tests: Requirements vary by program. Some graduate programs require GRE scores, while others do not. Applicants should consult the specific program’s admissions page for detailed information. 

    3.    Application Components:

    •    Online Application: Specific to the chosen graduate program.

    •    Personal Statement: Detailing academic interests, research experiences, and career objectives.

    •    Transcripts: Official records from all post-secondary institutions attended.

    •    Letters of Recommendation: Typically three, preferably from academic or professional references familiar with the applicant’s work.

    •    Resume/Curriculum Vitae: Highlighting relevant experience and qualifications.

    •    Application Fee: $75, with waivers available under certain circumstances.