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New Admissions Deadline: February 15, 2007 Applications are available after September 2006. You may obtain applications by going to Office of Student Service’s web site: ALL applications must be completed and submitted on line by February 15, 2007. After that day, you will be “locked” out of the application. Late applications will not be considered. While on the application web site, remember to download three reference forms. Completed, sealed reference forms should be submitted to the Office of Student Services (see address below). If a completed reference is given to you directly, DO NOT OPEN IT. GRE’s are required for the Master’s program. GRE’s must be taken by February 15, 2007. (Use institution code 2548 for Stony Brook when taking your GRE’s.) If your GRE’s are taken after February 15, 2007, your application will not be considered for Fall 2007. GRE’s are accepted if they have been taken within the past five years. GRE's may be waived if the applicant has completed an accredited graduate program prior to applying. If you are currently a non-matriculated student, you are permitted to take a maximum of 12 credits total as a non matric. Failure to apply to the certificate program or the Master’s program will delay the completion of your degree. Upon completing 12 credits, you will be blocked from taking additional classes if you did not apply to the certificate or Master’s. Complete and submit a certificate or Master’s application by February 15, 2007. You will need original official transcripts from ANY and EVERY college you have ever attended (yes, even if it was one summer course you took at ABC University – we need that official transcript). Stony Brook transcripts can be downloaded by Fran Shaw or Regina Biasetti – you do not have to request a Stony Brook transcript. You should start requesting transcripts as soon as possible. Have transcripts sent to:
Contact Fran Shaw (631) 444-3240 or Regina Biasetti (631) 444-8812 if you have any questions. To make the application process go as smooth as possible, please apply early and submit all required paperwork in a timely manner. |
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