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Transcript: You will be asked to upload an official copy of all your college transcripts, including the University of Utah transcript if you have attended or are currently attending the U. These transcripts will be used as working copies during the admissions evaluation process. Applicants formally admitted to a graduate program will be required to submit official transcripts sent directly from the previous schools attended to the University of Utah Office of Admissions at 201 S 1460 E, Room 250 S SSB, Salt Lake City, Utah 84112. Curriculum Vitae: CV or resume is required. Personal Statement: 500-word Statement of Purpose outlining your professional objectives, including the persons on our faculty with whom you would like to work

Transcript: Transcripts - You must have one official transcript from each institution from which you have earned college credit (except the University of Utah); mailed directly to the Admissions Office:(https://medicine.utah.edu/dfpm/public-health/programs/mpa-mph/application.php) Curriculum Vitae: Current resume or curriculum vitae (CV) is required. Personal Statement: MPH Statement of purpose - The statement, not to exceed 500 words, please describe how you think completing this joint degree will facilitate your career goals and what you bring to this organization/position in the applicable industry in which you feel you could impact this issue.If appropriate, copies of an applicant's publication abstracts should be included in the Writing Sample-Essay-Publication section of ApplyYourself.MPA Letter of Intent - two to three pages, business format; focus on professional goals and how the MPA program will help you achieve them, as well as, what professional and personal experiences you bring to the MPA program. Recommendation Letter: Three letters of recommendation - Required for each master’s applicant; the recommendation letters should come from persons familiar with the applicant's academic and professional capabilities, achievements, work experience and/or personal qualities—not family or friends. There is no specific format for these letters.

Transcript: An Unofficial Copy of Academic Transcripts.Current or graduated University of Utah students are not required to submit their U of U transcripts. If you are admitted to your graduate program, you will be asked to submit an official copy of your transcripts, sent directly from your previous school(s) sent to the Admissions Office. Personal Statement: Statement of Purpose:An effective statement will convey a clear understanding of key interpretive problems or issues in the applicant's chosen field. Recommendation Letter: Three Letters of Recommendation.We strongly recommend that you select individuals to write references that can comment on your academic abilities. Letters from History or other academic faculty are highly valued. It is your responsibility to ensure that all three letters of recommendation reach us by the application deadline. Writing Sample: Applicants must submit at least one example of academic or professional writing, e.g., a published essay, a masters thesis, an honors thesis, or a seminar paper (10 to 15 pages is the expected length for Masters candidates, 20 to 25 pages is the expected length for PhD candidates).

Transcript: You will be required to upload an unofficial transcript from each institution that you have attended. Uploading unofficial transcripts will significantly decrease the amount of time required to process your application. Official transcripts will be required if you are admitted. Curriculum Vitae: Provide us with your general background and your educational and professional activities. Your resume should also inform us about your voluntary activities, services to the community and others, and more. Personal Statement: Statement of Purpose:Applicants must write and upload an essay in the online application. This and all supporting documents help us get to know your work, your goals, and your abilities as a future architect. Your Essay of Motivation should articulate why you are drawn to the profession of architecture in general and to the graduate program in architecture at Utah specifically. Consider what experience prepares you, as well as what particular ambitions you have for your potential studies here at Utah, or how you hope to have changed at the end of your time as a Utah student.While we encourage you to adhere to the rules of good writing, we look for applicants who are not afraid to take risks in their expression. Please don’t hesitate to use a writing style or method that may be outside the mainstream as you express a dynamic position in the essay you submit. Limit your response to a one-page Word document, using Arial 10 pt., 1.5 line spacing, maximum number of words is 500. We recommend that you write your essay of motivation before beginning the online application. Note that applicants are required to submit their essays as an Essay of Motivation online by the December 1st (international students) or January 1st deadline. Recommendation Letter: Provide three letters of recommendation. These references should speak to you as a candidate, and particularly support your essay of motivation. Beyond your work exhibited in your application dossier, these letters help us get an insight to you as a person.To facilitate this process, you will be asked as part of your online application to enter the names and contact information (including correct email addresses) of your three recommenders. Once that information is saved, an email will automatically be sent to the recommenders with an access code and instructions on how to proceed with the online recommendation. Note that the recommendation requests are sent immediately to the recommenders once you save that information, regardless of whether you have completed your application. Please remind recommenders that letters must be completed and submitted by the December 1st (international students) or January 1st deadline.Applicants requesting letters of recommendation from university professors or instructors will need to provide those persons with a completed Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) waiver form, which can be downloaded here.(http://soa.cap.utah.edu/3-m-arch/详情请参考http://soa.cap.utah.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2015/08/letter-of-rec.pdf) Digital Portfolio: All applicants must submit a digital portfolio of their work. Your digital portfolio should include evidence of recent, different types of creative work, including more complex assignments. Include what you think is representative of your best work, and what is expressive of you. You may also include any other material you feel would contribute to a more complete understanding of your experience and potential as an architecture student in our program. If you include work done in a professional office or studio, you must identify the professional’s name, your specific contribution to the project and your level of involvement. The manner of presentation is left to your discretion.Your digital portfolio must contain a title page that includes the following information only: your name, address, phone number, and your University of Utah identification number (if you have one). It must be uploaded as a single-file Acrobat PDF document via the online system. Maximum file size is limited to 10 MB. Your file must be clearly named:lastname_firstname_graduate_portfolio.pdf.Please email portfolio to arch@arch.utah.edu.

Transcript: Mail Official Transcripts to Admissions Office.University of Utah graduates (B.S. or B.A.) are not required to submit University of Utah official transcripts.Do not mail transcripts to the department. Curriculum Vitae: Resume is required. Personal Statement: Statement of Purpose is required. Recommendation Letter: Three Letters of Recommendation are required.

Transcript: Applicants must upload a copy of all post-secondary transcripts to their application. These transcripts will be used as working copies during the admissions evaluation process. Failure to list all schools previously attended or making false or misleading statements on the application may result in cancellation of admission status and/or loss of credit.Before starting classes at the University of Utah, students must submit official copies of their transcripts and diploma(s) directly to the Office of Admissions.Official printed transcripts can be dropped off in a closed envelope sealed with adhesive at the International Admissions service window in the Student Services Building (SSB) or mailed to:(http://admissions.utah.edu/international/graduate/index.php) Curriculum Vitae: CV is required. Personal Statement: Statement of purpose is required. Recommendation Letter: Letters of Recommendation are required.

Transcript: If you are admitted to a graduate program, you will be asked to provide an official copy of your college transcripts, sent directly from each previous school to the Office of Admissions at the address below. The University of Utah accepts electronic transcripts as official from the following agencies only: Docufide by Parchment, National Student Clearinghouse, AVOW and Scrip-Safe. Please send electronic transcripts to admisstranscripts@sa.utah.edu Office of Admissions, Graduate Admissions Division The University of Utah 201 S 1460 E Room 250 S SSB Personal Statement: All applicants must upload a "Statement of Purpose" wherein they address their academic preparation, intellectual goals, critical interest in the area of proposed study, and reasons for applying to our graduate program. In addition, all applicants should describe their language ability and experience.CLCS applicants should also address their language area and research interest along with a potential faculty mentor.Please include your name, the program to which you are applying, and your e-mail address in bold typeface at the top left of the document. Recommendation Letter: All applicants are required to submit three letters of recommendation. Letters of recommendation are requested and received through the AY website. Please do not send letters to the department or admissions.Letters of recommendation should speak to your ability to do advanced literary studies, as well as your ability/proficiency in the language/literature area(s) in which you propose to do your work. At least two of the letters should be from professors who can speak to your ability as a student of literature. If you have prior teaching experience, you might include one letter from a teaching supervisor, but this is not required.For MALP and WLMA applicants, letters of recommendation should speak to your potential for success in a graduate program, ability/proficiency in the language areas in which you propose to do your work, and teaching ability/potential. Writing Sample: All applicants are required to submit two samples of critical writing.* One must be in English; one must be in the target language (defined as the language you intend to study). Each writing sample should be a minimum of 5-10 pages in length. Please submit writing samples that best display your writing ability in English and the target language.CLCS applicants are only required to submit one writing sample in English, 5-10 pages in length. An additional writing sample in the target language is optional.Upload both writing samples to the AY site in one document. Please include a blank page between the two samples.

Transcript: The S.J. Quinney College of Law requires that your foreign transcripts be submitted through the Credential Assembly Service. If you completed any postsecondary academic work outside the U.S. (including its territories) or Canada, you must use this service for the evaluation of your foreign transcripts. The one exception to this requirement is if you completed the foreign work through a study-abroad, consortium, or exchange program sponsored by a U.S. or Canadian institution, and the work is clearly indicated as such on the home campus transcript. This service is included in the Credential Assembly Service registration fee. An International Credential Evaluation will be completed by the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO), and will be incorporated into your Credential Assembly Service Law School Report. To use the Credential Assembly Service for your international documents, follow the online instructions for registering for the service. Be sure to print out a Transcript Request Form for each institution and send it promptly to them. More time is usually required to receive foreign transcripts. Questions about foreign transcripts and the Credential Assembly Service can be directed to LSAC at 215.968.1001 or LSACinfo@LSAC.org. Curriculum Vitae: Resume is required. Personal Statement: Candidates are required to submit a personal statement. The personal statement is also viewed as a document demonstrating your writing ability; therefore, the personal statement must be written by you. The Admission Committee’s goal is to assemble an intellectually stimulating community of students composed of individuals who have diverse backgrounds and perspectives. In addition to outstanding academic ability, we seek students whose life experiences, backgrounds and interests will enhance our educational community. This includes, but is not limited qualities such as leadership, maturity, organization, knowledge of other languages and cultures, sincere commitment to community service, a history of overcoming disadvantage, extraordinary accomplishment, or success in a previous career. The subject matter of your personal statement is up to you, and although there are no length requirements, most statements average two to three typed, double-spaced pages. The personal statement should let the Admission Committee know more about you as a person, and should address the above qualities if that information is not presented in other areas of your application. Issues addressed in your personal statement may include what background, experiences, and events (positive or negative) have affected you. You may address what perspectives and experiences you will bring to classroom discussions and the law school community or what your motivations are for seeking a legal education. Recommendation Letter: 3 Letters of Recommendation required