22 Additional Requirements

• GMAT

• Personal Information Form 
• Personal Inventory Statement
• Writing Sample

• None

• Faculty/Department Interviews 

• None

• None

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

• None

• Portfolio
• Area of Emphasis (M.S. only)

• 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.

• None

• None

No Summer Admission

• None

Domestic and International: Fall & Summer – December 15 (for full consideration for financial support for following academic year);

• Area of Emphasis

• None

• 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

• Personal Information Form 
• Personal Inventory Statement
• Writing Sample

Masters applications—closed until Summer 2012;

PhD, EdD emphasis-- Suspended until further notice

• Writing Sample Prose: 20 pages max

  Poetry: 5-10 poems, 20 pages max

• Personal Information Form 
• Personal Inventory Statement
• Writing Sample

• Personal Information Form 
• Personal Inventory Statement
• Writing Sample

• None

• Personal Information Form 
• Personal Inventory Statement
• Writing Sample

• Personal Information Form 
• Personal Inventory Statement
• Writing Sample

• Area of Emphasis

• None

None

• Writing Sample

• None

• None

No Summer Admission

• None

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

• None

• None

• None

• None

• Departmental Application

• Writing Sample

• 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

• None

• None

• None

• None

• None

No Spring or Summer Admission

• None

• Supplementary Application 
• Assistantship Form 
• Writing Sample 
• Portfolio or Audition

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

• Area of Emphasis

January 15 (Priority Deadline to apply for assistantships only)

• None

• None

• Writing Sample

• None

• None

• Area of Emphasis

• None

• PSM Coversheet

• None

Fall--February 15
Spring & Summer--By special request only

• None

• Personal Information Form 
• A personal statement (listing professional goals and why you have chosen Counseling and human services as an area of graduate study)
• Writing Sample
• Prerequisite course: CASP 507

• None

• None

• 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.

• Area of Emphasis 

• Statement of Research Interests