Graduate and professional schools often require some sort of written statement — often called a “statement of purpose,” “personal statement,” or “letter of intent”– as a part of the application. Some ...

Personal Statements carry weight—they are often the first document admissions committees consider. To grab the attention of reviewers right away, then, you want to clearly express your purpose and ...

The Personal History Statement helps reviewers learn more about you as a whole person and as a potential graduate student. This may include relevant details on community service, leadership roles, ...

Depending on the program you are applying for, you may need to provide a personal statements as part of your application. Below are the questions for each of our graduate programs. School of ...

A good way to understand the personal statement is as a document that shows your passion for the field to which you are applying. You will want to demonstrate personal characteristics that show your ...

Focus on what you have done in college. Articulate your unique academic or related experiences (in most cases from your time as an undergrad), showing how they have motivated you to pursue advanced ...

The EECB admissions committee considers applicants based on their interest in science, undergraduate and/or graduate GPA, background ... areas of needed growth and potential for success in our program ...

The implications of this vision for graduate studies are considerable. In CMCI, graduate students and graduate studies are critical to who we are and what we do. Each of the various graduate programs ...