A score of 500 for each test section is used as a general guideline. However, these scores alone are not used as a tool for screening applicants. Other qualifications are carefully considered. A second official transcript will be required by the Graduate School at the time of acceptance into the program. The standard GPA requirement is 3.0 or higher for the last 90 graded credits.
Courses are sequential and only offered during a single quarter each year.
While a course might be skipped, the only time to make it up would be a corresponding quarter in a following year. Two years of a regular full-time course load, including a summer internship between the first and second year, should enable most students to complete the program. If an advisor or student decides that the match is not appropriate, another match can be made. Matches are typically decided by the first quarter of the program. For more information about academic advising, click here .