| Application Fee: | $40 |
| Tuition per Year: | $729 |
| Avg. Scholarship: | $0 |
| Entry Semesters: | Spring Summer Fall Winter |
| Application Dealine: | $Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. The deadline to be considered for a graduate assistantship is February 15. |
| Min GPA: | |
| Require GRE: | No |
| Require GMAT: | No |
| Required Documents: |
Diploma
Transcript
Transcript Evaluation
English Test Report
Resume
Personal Statement
Other Documents (e.g. portfolio, code sample)
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| Letters of Recommendation: | 2 |
| Additional Admission Requirements: | *Statement of Purpose (approximately 500 words): In your Statement of Purpose, specifically discuss the academic and professional experiences that helped shape your decision to pursue graduate work in Writing, Rhetoric, and Discourse (WRD). Explain your educational and career objectives and how these relate to the MA in WRD program. Please examine our departmental website to familiarize yourself with our curriculum and our faculty’s areas of expertise before you submit your application. One of our primary criteria for evaluating applicants is to make sure your interests are a good match with our department’s strengths. *15 to 20 pages of your own written work. This writing sample may include academic writing or professional writing, one document or several. At the top of each document, provide several sentences that give context—including when the document was written and for what audience(s)—and that explain what the sample demonstrates about your academic or professional writing. |
| TOEFL Test of English as a Foreign Language | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total: 96 | Reading/Literacy: | Writing/Production: | Listening/Comprehension: | Speaking/Conversation: |
| IELTS International English Language Testing System | ||||
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| Total: 7.5 | Reading/Literacy: | Writing/Production: | Listening/Comprehension: | Speaking/Conversation: |
