1. Unofficial Transcript

Provide your most recent academic transcript, which may be unofficial at the time of application. Official transcripts will be requested if your application progresses. Ensure that all post-secondary coursework is included.

2. Essay Responses

Complete 4–5 essay questions, each up to 200 words, addressing various aspects of your interest in marine science and your suitability for the program. These essays are a critical component of the holistic review process. 

3. Resume or Curriculum Vitae (CV)

Submit a current resume or CV detailing your academic achievements, extracurricular activities, volunteer work, and any relevant experiences that demonstrate your commitment to marine science.

4. Academic Planner

Complete the first page of the Academic Planner, which outlines your intended course schedule and academic goals. While additional pages are optional, they can provide further insight into your academic planning. 

5. Interview

Participate in an interview with the Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs and Director of Undergraduate Programs. This interview is an opportunity to discuss your interests, experiences, and aspirations in marine science. 

6. Application Fee

Pay a non-refundable application fee of $44 USD. The application is considered incomplete until this fee is paid or waived.