22 Additional Requirements

• GMAT(450 minimum)

• Personal Information Form 
• Personal Inventory Statement
• Writing Sample

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• Faculty/Department Interviews 

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Fall--April 1; Spring--November 1—no late applications accepted;
No Summer Admission

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• Portfolio

• Portfolio
• Area of Emphasis

• Sustainable architecture and planning
• Urban design
• Environment and behavior studies
• Community planning
• Computing and visualization 

• Portfolio
• Letter of Recommendation Form

No Spring or Summer Admission

For the M.S.:
Bachelor's degree including coursework in

• human anatomy
• human physiology
• professional first aid and CPR certification

For the Doctoral Program:

• Proof of Board of Certification (BOC) in Athletic Training. A copy of your BOC will be sufficient.
• Proof of State Licensure (if licensure is required in your current state of practice). A copy of your state license will be sufficient.

Due to the nature of this program, immigration regulations prohibit students requiring an F-1 or J-1 visa admission to this program.

Other visa categories may be eligible to study in the U.S.

Please contact the International Programs Office for rules governing enrollment while in the U.S. prior to application submission.

Deadline: April 15

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No Summer Admission

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December 15 deadline for full consideration for financial support for Fall semester

• Area of Emphasis

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• TSE for international applicants

• Area of Emphasis

Fall--March 31; Spring--September 30 (Deadlines to apply for departmental assistantships only.)

No Summer Admission

• Area of Emphasis

• None

Fall--April 10; Spring--October 20 (Deadlines to apply for departmental assistantships only.)

No Summer Admission

• Area of Emphasis Form

• Analytical Essay:   8-20 pages

• Writing Sample Options:        Prose: 20 pages max. or Poetry: 5-10 poems, 20 pages max.

• Personal Information Form 
• Personal Inventory Statement
• Writing Sample

Due to the nature of this program, immigration regulations prohibit students requiring an F-1 or J-1 visa admission to this program.

Other visa categories may be eligible to study in the U.S.

Please contact the International Programs Office for rules governing enrollment while in the U.S. prior to application submission.

• Personal Information Form 
• Personal Inventory Statement
• Writing Sample

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• Personal Information Form 
• Personal Inventory Statement
• Writing Sample

• Personal Information Form 
• Personal Inventory Statement
• Writing Sample

• Area of Emphasis

• Student must have a B.S. in Engineering from a ABET/EAC accredited program
• At least two years of engineering work experience beyond B.S. degree or currently employed as an engineer 
• One of the three letters of recommendation must be from a current or former employer.

Due to the nature of this program, immigration regulations prohibit students requiring an F-1 or J-1 visa admission to this program.

Other visa categories may be eligible to study in the U.S.

Please contact the International Programs Office for rules governing enrollment while in the U.S. prior to application submission.

• Writing Sample

• None

• None

No Summer Admission

• None

January 15^th deadline for full consideration for financial support for the following academic year.

January 15^th deadline for full consideration for financial support for the following academic year.

The GRE is no longer an admission requirement for this program.

• GMAT
• Sponsor Endorsement Form 
• Employment History Form 
• Recommendation Letter Form 

Due to the nature of this program, immigration regulations prohibit students requiring an F-1 or J-1 visa admission to this program.

Other visa categories may be eligible to study in the U.S.

Please contact the International Programs Office for rules governing enrollment while in the U.S. prior to application submission.

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• Departmental Application

• Writing Sample
• Emphasis Form

• Departmental Application

• List of Faculty for committee
• List of UI courses applicable

The objective of the graduate Interdisciplinary Studies degree is to provide a student with the opportunity to design a specific program of study when the student’s needs or desires do not fall within an established graduate program. It is a rigorous program that integrates two or more existing graduate programs. Learn more
Established University-Wide Interdisciplinary programs offered in: Bioinformatics & Computational Biology, Bioregional Planning and Community Design, Environmental Science, Neuroscience, Professional Science Masters, Water Resources

• Portfolio

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No Spring or Summer Admission; December 15th deadline for full consideration for financial support for the following academic year.

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Exercise Science and Health

Exercise Science and Health – Drs. Dave Paul and Chantal Vella

Sport Psychology – Dr. Michael Pickering

Biomechanics – Dr. Jeff Seegmiller

Leadership in Recreation and Physical Activity

Leadership and Character Education – Dr. Sharon Stoll

Recreation, Parks and Tourism - Dr. Julie Son

Physical Activity Pedagogy
Dr. Grace Goc Karp

Faculty Directory

• Supplementary Application 
• Assistantship Form  
• Writing Sample 
• Portfolio or Audition
• Music Education applicants need Praxis Exam (Music Content #10113) and 15 minute video of teaching in K-12 classroom.

Fall--February 1 for Assistantships, May 1 for Admission

• Area of Emphasis (for M.S. and Ph.D. applicants only)

January 15 (Priority Deadline to apply for assistantships only)

Applicants for all CNR programs may be evaluated and admitted into any  program at any time. However, you are encouraged to submit by April 1st for admission for the summer, July 1 for fall, and October 1st for admission for the spring semester.

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• Writing Sample

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• Area of Emphasis

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• PSM Coversheet

January 15^th deadline for full consideration for financial support for the following academic year.

Due to the nature of this program, immigration regulations prohibit students requiring an F-1 or J-1 visa admission to this program.

Other visa categories may be eligible to study in the U.S.

Please contact the International Programs Office for rules governing enrollment while in the U.S. prior to application submission.

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Fall--On-campus only--February 15
Spring & Summer--Online Only

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• Personal Information Form
• Personal Inventory Statement
• Writing Sample

Accepting Masters applications for summer 2014.

PhD, EdD, & M.S. emphases-- Suspended until further notice

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Due to the nature of this program, immigration regulations prohibit students requiring an F-1 or J-1 visa admission to this program.

Other visa categories may be eligible to study in the U.S.

Please contact the International Programs Office for rules governing enrollment while in the U.S. prior to application submission.

• None

• Writing Sample

• Student must have a B.S. in a technical field or, a bachelor degree and 3 years experience in a technology related work environment.
• One of the three letters of recommendation must be from a current or former employer.
• Student must submit the Technology Management Personal Exploration Form.

Due to the nature of this program, immigration regulations prohibit students requiring an F-1 or J-1 visa admission to this program.

Other visa categories may be eligible to study in the U.S.

Please contact the International Programs Office for rules governing enrollment while in the U.S. prior to application submission.

• Area of Emphasis 

• Statement of Research Interests