While, in general, all the graduate level courses in Religion are listed on the Graduate Bulletin's link above, the departmental list of graduate courses in Religion may from time to time be more up to date. This contains important links for prospective and continuing graduate students, links such as admissions, deadlines, financial aid, and Graduate School forms. For the on-line application or to request paper application materials, go to the website and click on the Admissions button at the bottom of the screen. A graduate application can be submitted on-line with credit card payment or by printing a voucher and mailing a check or money order to the Office of Graduate Admissions.
Downloadable forms are also available at the application website.
If you are unable to obtain the program information by internet, send an email request to Graduate Admissions . Your message should include the requested materials, name, complete address, and the graduate programs of interest. If you are applying from outside the U.S., you should use an international application. Financial Assistance and Scholarships for Graduate Study Financial assistance offered by the Department of Religion is determined on a competitive basis, with the chief criteria being GRE scores and the quality of one's previous academic work. Applicants who wish to be considered for the Graduate School assistantship competition must be admitted as prospective degree candidates by February 15.