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Admissions FAQs
Please read through the FAQs before contacting us.
What factors does the Department of Computer Science consider in a decision to admit?
Must I contact a potential advisor before applying?
Do I have the background to be admitted?
Will you look at my scores and tell me whether I should apply?
If I am not accepted for the PhD program, will my application be considered towards a Master’s?
May I apply for a PhD if I don’t have a Master’s degree already?
May I transfer credit units from another institution?
Since I already have one Master’s degree, am I eligible to apply for a second one?
Is there funding support or scholarships for a Master’s applicant?
What are the basic requirements for GPA and scores for the department?
What scores are required?
Do I need a GRE subject score?
What are the Institution and Department codes for the GRE exams?
Do I have to take the TOEFL?
If I have more than one GRE or TOEFL score, which one do you accept?
What if I won’t have my official scores by the deadline?
If the department admissions website shows a different deadline than that shown by the Graduate School, which deadline must I meet?
Can you assist me in converting my GPA?
Where should I send documents that support my application?
If I submitted my application already, may I still add documents to it online?
How should the letter of recommendation be submitted, on-line or by mail?
When do I send my official transcripts?
What is the mail address to which I should send my official transcripts?
I sent my application materials to the university several weeks ago. Have you received them?
When can I hear a decision?
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