Are there any Stanford sponsored programs that promote or support minority applications to graduate programs?
Stanford participates in Project 1000, a program which assists minority students in applying to graduate programs. Project 1000 pays for the application and test fees. Students submit their application materials to Project 1000, which then distributes them to participating Universities. However, should you apply to E-IPER through Project 1000, you must send another essay directly to E-IPER in which you discuss specifically why you want to pursue an interdisciplinary PhD, why you want to do it at Stanford, and how your research interests relate. Visit the Project 1000 web site for more information. Please note that all communication regarding applying through Project 1000 should be done through an assigned Project 1000 coordinator. • What is the required length of the Statement of Purpose portion of the application? Should I submit a thesis proposal as well? The Statement of Purpose should be approximately (2) pages. Your research topic should be identified in your personal statement; a
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