What are the criteria for evaluating my application?
Admission to a graduate program is based on multiple criteria, including an applicant’s undergraduate gpa and courses, scores on standardized tests, the match of expressed interests with those of the faculty, and the availability of resources. Though a student can be recommended for admission to graduate school before completing his or her undergraduate degree, evidence of degree completion must be presented before a person can register for a graduate courses. (An exception is the case where a UM senior may enroll in a graduate course when certain conditions are met.
Admission to a graduate program is based on multiple criteria, including an applicant’s undergraduate gpa and courses, scores on standardized tests, the match of expressed interests with those of the faculty, and the availability of resources. Though a student can be recommended for admission to graduate school before completing his or her undergraduate degree, evidence of degree completion must be presented before a person can register for a graduate courses.
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