波士顿学院

1、申请表 2、学历证明 3、托福成绩 4、SAT成绩 5、高中成绩单 6、三封推荐信 7、个人陈述

1、申请表 2、学历证明 3、托福成绩 4、SAT成绩 5、高中成绩单 6、三封推荐信 7、个人陈述

1、申请表 2、学历证明 3、托福成绩 4、SAT成绩 5、高中成绩单 6、三封推荐信 7、个人陈述

1、申请表 2、学历证明 3、托福成绩 4、SAT成绩 5、高中成绩单 6、三封推荐信 7、个人陈述

1、申请表 2、学历证明 3、托福成绩 4、SAT成绩 5、高中成绩单 6、三封推荐信 7、个人陈述

1、申请表 2、学历证明 3、托福成绩 4、SAT成绩 5、高中成绩单 6、三封推荐信 7、个人陈述

1、申请表 2、学历证明 3、托福成绩 4、SAT成绩 5、高中成绩单 6、三封推荐信 7、个人陈述

1、申请表 2、学历证明 3、托福成绩 4、SAT成绩 5、高中成绩单 6、三封推荐信 7、个人陈述

1、申请表 2、学历证明 3、托福成绩 4、SAT成绩 5、高中成绩单 6、三封推荐信 7、个人陈述

1、申请表 2、学历证明 3、托福成绩 4、SAT成绩 5、高中成绩单 6、三封推荐信 7、个人陈述

Transcript: University/college transcripts are required from all previous post-secondary education institutions attended. Unofficial transcripts may be submitted through the online application form for review purposes during the application process, but official copies of all transcripts reviewed for admission must be submitted upon acceptance/matriculation and no later than June 15. Transcripts are required to complete your application, whether submitted electronically or sent in hard copy. Hard copy official transcripts must be submitted to the office address noted at the top of this page or received from official academic sources (i.e. school registrars) in signed/sealed envelopes from each institution. Certified copies are acceptable, plain photocopies are not. One copy of each transcript is sufficient. Official transcripts submitted via document management services such as Scrip-Safe may be sent to gsasinfo@bc.edu. If you have previously attended BC you must request complete transcripts of your work from the Office of Student Services. All documents in languages other than English, should include a certified English translation in addition to the original language document. Students who file applications prior to the completion of their undergraduate work are expected to file a final transcript showing all coursework, degree granted, and the date the degree will be awarded. The same procedure is required of applicants currently engaged in graduate study at other institutions. This is necessary for final confirmation of the Graduate School's offer of admission. Your final transcript should be sent to us as soon as you have completed your present course of study. International students please note: Only official copies of your transcript will fulfill the language proficiency requirement on your application. Visit the International Applicants page for more information. Personal Statement: A statement of purpose (one or two pages) emphasizing your intellectual interests and your reasons for choosing Boston College Recommendation Letter: At least three letters of recommendation. Generally letters should be from people who have most recently taught you in the field in which you expect to study. If you are now or have for some time been out of school, one letter should be from your employer, supervisor, or another person familiar with your recent professional activities. If you are currently enrolled in or have been enrolled in another graduate school, at least one letter must be from the graduate instructor most familiar with your work. Writing Sample: A writing sample (preferably 10 to 15 pages) of a research paper written for a recent course or one written expressly for the application

Transcript: University/college transcripts are required from all previous post-secondary education institutions attended. Unofficial transcripts may be submitted through the online application form for review purposes during the application process, but official copies of all transcripts reviewed for admission must be submitted upon acceptance/matriculation and no later than June 15. Transcripts are required to complete your application, whether submitted electronically or sent in hard copy. Hard copy official transcripts must be submitted to the office address noted at the top of this page or received from official academic sources (i.e. school registrars) in signed/sealed envelopes from each institution. Certified copies are acceptable, plain photocopies are not. One copy of each transcript is sufficient. Official transcripts submitted via document management services such as Scrip-Safe may be sent to gsasinfo@bc.edu. If you have previously attended BC you must request complete transcripts of your work from the Office of Student Services. All documents in languages other than English, should include a certified English translation in addition to the original language document. Students who file applications prior to the completion of their undergraduate work are expected to file a final transcript showing all coursework, degree granted, and the date the degree will be awarded. The same procedure is required of applicants currently engaged in graduate study at other institutions. This is necessary for final confirmation of the Graduate School's offer of admission. Your final transcript should be sent to us as soon as you have completed your present course of study. International students please note: Only official copies of your transcript will fulfill the language proficiency requirement on your application. Visit the International Applicants page for more information. Personal Statement: A brief (1-2 pages) personal statement in which applicants should discuss their preparation, motivation, and goals for their proposed courses of study. Recommendation Letter: 3 Letters of Recommendation

1、申请表 2、学历证明 3、托福成绩 4、GRE或GMAT成绩 5、大学成绩单 6、两封推荐信 7、个人简历 8、一篇写作样品 9、工作或实践经验

Transcript: Unofficial transcripts may be uploaded to your online Application Form for purposes of application review. However, official transcript(s) must also be submitted upon acceptance/matriculation. Both undergraduate and graduate transcripts are required. Curriculum Vitae: In addition to your academic history and relevant work experience, please include: -Any teaching or counseling experience (including any licenses already held); -Any social justice related experience; -Any language skills other than English (especially Spanish language skills) and; -Any research experience or publications Personal Statement: The personal statement is an essay – approximately 1,000-1,500 words in length – that describes your academic and professional goals and any experience relevant to the program to which you are applying. It is an opportunity for you to demonstrate your writing skills as you describe your future plans, expectations, and aspirations. Recommendation Letter: Two letters of recommendation from academic sources are required, but applicants with significant relevant professional experience may submit additional letters of reference from supervisors.

Transcript: Undergraduate transcripts are required as part of the application process and graduate transcripts are accepted, but not required. Please note the following: Only official transcripts, bearing the official seal of the institution and the signature of the relevant administrator, are acceptable. Copies and unofficial transcripts are not acceptable. If you are a current student and have not completed your undergraduate degree at the time your transcript is sent, the most updated version of your transcript is acceptable. Curriculum Vitae: In addition to your academic history and relevant work experience, please include: -Any teaching or counseling experience (including any licenses already held); -Any social justice related experience; -Any language skills other than English (especially Spanish language skills) and; -Any research experience or publications Personal Statement: The personal statement is an essay – approximately 1,000-1,500 words in length – that describes your academic and professional goals and any experience relevant to the program to which you are applying. It is an opportunity for you to demonstrate your writing skills as you describe your future plans, expectations, and aspirations. Recommendation Letter: Two letters of recommendation from academic sources are required, but applicants with significant relevant professional experience may submit additional letters of reference from supervisors.

Transcript: Official transcripts with a certified English translation from all of your colleges, universities, and graduate and professional schools All academic documents MUST be mailed directly to LSAC from the issuing institution in a sealed school envelope with a stamp or seal across the sealed flap. Documents issued to the student or sent from the student are unacceptable, as are loose documents inserted directly into an express mailer. When using an express mail service, the sealed institution envelope must be contained inside of the express mailer. Curriculum Vitae: Resume or CV is required Personal Statement: Statement of Purpose is required Recommendation Letter: Three signed letters of recommendation

Transcript: University/college transcripts are required from all previous post-secondary education institutions attended. Unofficial transcripts may be submitted through the online application form for review purposes during the application process, but official copies of all transcripts reviewed for admission must be submitted upon acceptance/matriculation and no later than June 15. Transcripts are required to complete your application, whether submitted electronically or sent in hard copy. Hard copy official transcripts must be submitted to the office address noted at the top of this page or received from official academic sources (i.e. school registrars) in signed/sealed envelopes from each institution. Certified copies are acceptable, plain photocopies are not. One copy of each transcript is sufficient. Official transcripts submitted via document management services such as Scrip-Safe may be sent to gsasinfo@bc.edu. If you have previously attended BC you must request complete transcripts of your work from the Office of Student Services. All documents in languages other than English, should include a certified English translation in addition to the original language document. Students who file applications prior to the completion of their undergraduate work are expected to file a final transcript showing all coursework, degree granted, and the date the degree will be awarded. The same procedure is required of applicants currently engaged in graduate study at other institutions. This is necessary for final confirmation of the Graduate School's offer of admission. Your final transcript should be sent to us as soon as you have completed your present course of study. International students please note: Only official copies of your transcript will fulfill the language proficiency requirement on your application. Visit the International Applicants page for more information. Personal Statement: Department requires a brief (1-2 pages) personal statement in which applicants should discuss their preparation, motivation, and goals for their proposed courses of study. If you have any questions about the statement please contact the department in which you plan to study. Recommendation Letter: Three letters of recommendation. Generally letters should be from people who have most recently taught you in the field in which you expect to study. If you are now or have for some time been out of school, one letter should be from your employer, supervisor, or another person familiar with your recent professional activities. If you are currently enrolled in or have been enrolled in another graduate school, at least one letter must be from the graduate instructor most familiar with your work. Writing Sample: Writing sample is required. A sample of an applicant’s best work related to the field of study. Please check with the department for further information about their requirements. If submitting a hard copy writing sample be sure to submit an unbound copy of the work as opposed to a bound book or pamphlet.