Step 1:

Explore graduate programs and admissions requirements.

Look for an academic program that offers the courses you’re interested in. Make sure the program aligns with your goals, even if you’re not pursuing a full degree. Contact the academic program to ask if they accept non-degree-seeking students. Confirm whether you’d be allowed to enroll in the specific classes you want. Ask about the application process for non-degree students. Each program may have different steps, deadlines, or eligibility criteria.

Step 2:

Create an Application Account to start your application.

Step 3:

Provide evidence of a bachelor’s degree.

This may be in the form of a transcript, a copy of a diploma, or a letter from your college/university verifying the degree. Review your current/previous academic institution’s country for a listing of required admission documents.

Step 4:

upload an Academic statement of purpose (if REQUIRED by the graduate program).

Be sure your academic statement of purpose is all-inclusive if applying to two graduate programs, and supports your suitability for all graduate programs listed on your application.

Step 5:

upload a Personal History Statement (if REQUIRED by the graduate program).

Step 6:

upload a Resume/CV (if REQUIRED by the graduate program).

Step 7:

INTERNATIONAL students: submit Evidence of English proficiency If required.

Step 8:

Enter Recommendation Provider names (if REQUIRED by the graduate program).

The number of recommendations required varies by program, so be sure to check the admissions requirements.  If applying to a second graduate program, the program with the highest number of required recommendation letters will determine the minimum number of letters to be submitted.  

Step 9:

Complete all acknowledgement questions and electronically sign your application.

Step 10:

Submit your application.