What are the application requirements?
To apply, students must be currently enrolled in a college/university and have completed at least one semester. Students must be in good academic standing (2.0 or higher). For more information, please visit our Walt Disney World College Program home page. To submit an application, click “Apply Now.
Please refer to our admissions page for specific application instructions. In summary, we require: • A previous advanced degree (master’s degree or higher). • The application form which must be completed and submitted online. It can be found at: apply.embark.com/grad/NYU/GlobalMPH/50/. In addition to demographic information, education and employment history, the application includes a personal statement. • Official transcripts of all colleges and universities attended. • Three references. • For international students: the TOEFL exam, if your academic institution’s language of instruction was not English. Standardized test scores (GRE, GMAT, MCAT, DAT, etc.) are not required, but may be submitted if available. See application form for further instructions.
A complete LLM application will contain: application, two letters of recommendation, $75 application fee, personal statement, official law school transcripts. Foreign-educated applicants must also send their official law school transcripts with certified English translations. Certified translations services may be arranged through World Educational Services or American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers. If your academic legal training was in a language other than English you must also submit your Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) scores. The Educational Testing Service administers the TOEFL.
• Completed Application Form • Curriculum Vitae/Resume • One essay, as outlined in the Application Guidelines • One Letter of Recommendation • On-campus interview, for finalists For additional information about the application and attachments, please consult the Application Guidelines included with the application.
