If transcripts are in a foreign language, certified English translations are required, in addition to the original documents. After acceptance, each student is required to file with the Student Health Service a completed and satisfactory health history and physical examination form. Transfer students may submit copies of their health forms from their former schools provided they contain the information required by the Student Health Service and are less than two years old. To be admitted to the Graduate School an applicant must have the preparation and ability that, in the judgement of the program and the Graduate School, are sufficient to enable him or her to progress satisfactorily in a degree or certificate program. Admission into the degree granting programs in biomedical engineering typically requires a GPA considerably higher than the minimum required by the Graduate School itself.
Early application is suggested for students seeking financial support.
Admission and financial aid applications should be filed by January 15. Admission decisions are made by program on a rolling basis. All documents should be on file by January 15 for fall semester admission. Late applications will be accepted but will be considered only by programs where openings still exist. The prerequisites for the program are an undergraduate degree in engineering, applied math, or the equivalent experience, as well as a demonstrated interest in a professional engineering career.