In order to ensure that the scores are received by the GPPI Office of Admissions in time to complete your application, you should arrange to take the exam before or during December 1999. The third letter of recommendation can be either an academic or a professional reference. These recommendations must be written in English and must arrive in envelopes signed across the seal by the recommender. While the GPPI does provide a Recommendation Form in the application, recommenders need not fill this form out. A traditional letter of recommendation will also suffice.
Official transcripts are transcripts issued by the institution in a signed and sealed envelope.
Some international transcripts, particularly those from Mexican universities, do not explicitly state that a degree was conferred or the date of graduation. If your transcript does not include this information, you should obtain an official letter from your university indicating the date of your graduation and the degree conferred. This letter should be enclosed in a signed, sealed envelope and included with your transcript. We request that all transcripts be submitted in English. Most major foreign universities will issue official transcripts in English themselves.