1.    Academic Credentials: A bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution is required. While there is no strict minimum GPA, a strong academic record is essential. Some programs may have specific GPA expectations; for instance, the Master of Engineering program requires a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.70 on a 4.0 scale. Applicants should consult the specific program’s admissions page for detailed information.

    2.    Standardized Tests: Requirements vary by program. Some graduate programs require GRE scores, while others do not. For example, the Master of Engineering program considers the GRE optional. Applicants should refer to the Graduate School Admissions page for specific testing requirements.

    3.    Application Components:

    •    Online Application: Specific to the chosen graduate field.

    •    Statement of Purpose: 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: Varies by program; applicants should check the specific program’s page for details.