密歇根州立大学

1、完成网上申请表格 2、个人陈述 3、通过Visa,MasterCard,Discover,American Express或者电子支票缴纳50美元申请费 4、高中成绩单、文凭、证书的原件或经学校证明的副本；如果原始文件语言不是英语，所有材料都要求提供正式的英文翻译件 5、出具财产证明和银行对账单（此表是申请表的一部分）账户持有人姓名必须以英文列示 6、英语水平证明 7、SAT或ACT成绩 8、除非我校招生办公室要求，请不要寄送推荐信、照片、文件或额外的个人陈述给我们，否则会延长你申请的处理时间

1、完成网上申请表格 2、个人陈述 3、通过Visa,MasterCard,Discover,American Express或者电子支票缴纳50美元申请费 4、高中成绩单、文凭、证书的原件或经学校证明的副本；如果原始文件语言不是英语，所有材料都要求提供正式的英文翻译件 5、出具财产证明和银行对账单（此表是申请表的一部分）账户持有人姓名必须以英文列示 6、英语水平证明 7、SAT或ACT成绩 8、除非我校招生办公室要求，请不要寄送推荐信、照片、文件或额外的个人陈述给我们，否则会延长你申请的处理时间

1、完成网上申请表格 2、个人陈述 3、通过Visa,MasterCard,Discover,American Express或者电子支票缴纳50美元申请费 4、高中成绩单、文凭、证书的原件或经学校证明的副本；如果原始文件语言不是英语，所有材料都要求提供正式的英文翻译件 5、出具财产证明和银行对账单（此表是申请表的一部分）账户持有人姓名必须以英文列示 6、英语水平证明 7、SAT或ACT成绩 8、除非我校招生办公室要求，请不要寄送推荐信、照片、文件或额外的个人陈述给我们，否则会延长你申请的处理时间

1、完成网上申请表格 2、个人陈述 3、通过Visa,MasterCard,Discover,American Express或者电子支票缴纳50美元申请费 4、高中成绩单、文凭、证书的原件或经学校证明的副本；如果原始文件语言不是英语，所有材料都要求提供正式的英文翻译件 5、出具财产证明和银行对账单（此表是申请表的一部分）账户持有人姓名必须以英文列示 6、英语水平证明 7、SAT或ACT成绩 8、除非我校招生办公室要求，请不要寄送推荐信、照片、文件或额外的个人陈述给我们，否则会延长你申请的处理时间

1、完成网上申请表格 2、个人陈述 3、通过Visa,MasterCard,Discover,American Express或者电子支票缴纳50美元申请费 4、高中成绩单、文凭、证书的原件或经学校证明的副本；如果原始文件语言不是英语，所有材料都要求提供正式的英文翻译件 5、出具财产证明和银行对账单（此表是申请表的一部分）账户持有人姓名必须以英文列示 6、英语水平证明 7、SAT或ACT成绩 8、除非我校招生办公室要求，请不要寄送推荐信、照片、文件或额外的个人陈述给我们，否则会延长你申请的处理时间

1、完成网上申请表格 2、个人陈述 3、通过Visa,MasterCard,Discover,American Express或者电子支票缴纳50美元申请费 4、高中成绩单、文凭、证书的原件或经学校证明的副本；如果原始文件语言不是英语，所有材料都要求提供正式的英文翻译件 5、出具财产证明和银行对账单（此表是申请表的一部分）账户持有人姓名必须以英文列示 6、英语水平证明 7、SAT或ACT成绩 8、除非我校招生办公室要求，请不要寄送推荐信、照片、文件或额外的个人陈述给我们，否则会延长你申请的处理时间

1、完成网上申请表格 2、个人陈述 3、通过Visa,MasterCard,Discover,American Express或者电子支票缴纳50美元申请费 4、高中成绩单、文凭、证书的原件或经学校证明的副本；如果原始文件语言不是英语，所有材料都要求提供正式的英文翻译件 5、出具财产证明和银行对账单（此表是申请表的一部分）账户持有人姓名必须以英文列示 6、英语水平证明 7、SAT或ACT成绩 8、除非我校招生办公室要求，请不要寄送推荐信、照片、文件或额外的个人陈述给我们，否则会延长你申请的处理时间

1、完成网上申请表格 2、个人陈述 3、通过Visa,MasterCard,Discover,American Express或者电子支票缴纳50美元申请费 4、高中成绩单、文凭、证书的原件或经学校证明的副本；如果原始文件语言不是英语，所有材料都要求提供正式的英文翻译件 5、出具财产证明和银行对账单（此表是申请表的一部分）账户持有人姓名必须以英文列示 6、英语水平证明 7、SAT或ACT成绩 8、除非我校招生办公室要求，请不要寄送推荐信、照片、文件或额外的个人陈述给我们，否则会延长你申请的处理时间

1、完成网上申请表格 2、个人陈述 3、通过Visa,MasterCard,Discover,American Express或者电子支票缴纳50美元申请费 4、高中成绩单、文凭、证书的原件或经学校证明的副本；如果原始文件语言不是英语，所有材料都要求提供正式的英文翻译件 5、出具财产证明和银行对账单（此表是申请表的一部分）账户持有人姓名必须以英文列示 6、英语水平证明 7、SAT或ACT成绩 8、除非我校招生办公室要求，请不要寄送推荐信、照片、文件或额外的个人陈述给我们，否则会延长你申请的处理时间

1、完成网上申请表格 2、个人陈述 3、通过Visa,MasterCard,Discover,American Express或者电子支票缴纳50美元申请费 4、高中成绩单、文凭、证书的原件或经学校证明的副本；如果原始文件语言不是英语，所有材料都要求提供正式的英文翻译件 5、出具财产证明和银行对账单（此表是申请表的一部分）账户持有人姓名必须以英文列示 6、英语水平证明 7、SAT或ACT成绩 8、除非我校招生办公室要求，请不要寄送推荐信、照片、文件或额外的个人陈述给我们，否则会延长你申请的处理时间

Transcript: Official transcripts of all undergraduate and graduate study. Transcripts for coursework completed at MSU are not required. Transcripts should be mailed directly to the department for uploading to your application. For international applicants Michigan State University (MSU), requires these documents in the original (native) language as well as an official English translation. International applicants must also submit an official copy of their diploma (in both English and the native language). Mail transcripts to:Department of Anthropology 655 Auditorium Road, Room #350 Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 48824 详情见http://anthropology.msu.edu/graduate/graduate-application-checklist/ Curriculum Vitae: Curriculum vitae. The CV outlines your professional training and accomplishments. The Department appreciates that incoming students with extensive experience or prior graduate education will have a lengthier CV than students who are apply for graduate school directly after obtaining the bachelor’s degree. Although the format of a CV can vary, the following topics are usually included (as appropriate): Your name, email address, contact information Education (list of institutions, your major field of study, graduation dates) Honors and awards (honorary society memberships, graduation honors Fellowships and grants received (for example: for undergraduate or graduate study, for travel) Research interests (for example: possible geographic area of interest, possible general topics of interest) Relevant experience (for example: intensive travel, fieldwork (including field schools), research experience, relevant professional experience, relevant volunteer experience) Any publications (or unpublished manuscripts, including the title of your bachelor’s thesis, or master’s thesis, as appropriate; fieldwork reports, research reports, papers or posters presented to a professional audience or at a public event) Personal Statement: The personal statement focuses on your ability and preparation to do graduate level scholarly work, as well as personal and professional experiences that may have led to your interest in anthropology. Therefore, in this essay you should emphasize your academic and personal preparation for graduate study, including undergraduate coursework and professional experiences, awards, and undergraduate research experience. Other relevant information might include volunteer experiences, experiences in living or working abroad, or competency in a foreign language. Recommendation Letter: Three letters of recommendation from persons of high credibility who are in a position to judge the applicant’s academic ability and accomplishments. Letters of recommendation can only be submitted online via the Grad Portal, unless there are unusual circumstances that prevent a recommender from doing so. To request a letter of recommendation: Go to the Grad Portal at www.admissions.msu.edu/gradportal Sign in (upper right hand corner of the screen). Your Applicant ID is the six digit number sent to your e-mail when you started your application. Your password is the one you generated when creating your application Once in the Grad Portal, click on “Letters of Recommendation” (right hand side of the screen) Click on “Register Recommender” (bottom left hand side of screen)\ Type in your letter writer’s first name, last name, and e-mail address Check whether or not you waive your rights of access to the letter Click “Add Recommender” An e-mail will automatically be generated and sent to your recommender, letting them know that you are requesting a letter from them. They will be given a link to the Grad Portal, where they will first fill out information about themselves and their relationship to you. Your recommender will then be prompted to upload their letter of recommendation (valid file types include pdf, jpg/jpeg, tif/tiff, bmp, gif, png). To check if your recommender has uploaded their letter, go to the “File Uploads” portion of the Grad Portal. Academic Statement: The Academic Statement should be a 1-2 pp, double-spaced essay. This is a forward-looking statement that should focus on why you are interested in graduate study in anthropology, and your interest in pursuing graduate education here. Some questions to consider: Why do you think that MSU would be a good fit for your graduate education? What topics and geographic areas are you particularly interested in? Do you have any ideas about which faculty members you might want to work with? What do you anticipate doing after graduate school? How do you anticipate that your graduate studies in anthropology at MSU will prepare you for your career? Writing Samples: One or two writing samples: undergraduate or graduate research papers, published paper or copy of presented conference paper or poster.

Transcript: We must have official transcripts from every university or college that you have ever attended. International applicants must include official transcripts translated into English. Please send to the Food Science & Human Nutrition Department. If graduated with a degree, we also need a certification of graduation or degree granting diploma. Chinese students must obtain verification of transcripts and graduation certificates from the China Academic Degrees and Graduate Education Development Center (CDGDC). Students should send copies of their documents along with payment to CDGDC. The CDGDC verifies grades and degrees and then sends via carrier service directly to the FSHN Department. Please have documents sent to: Michigan State University Trout Bldg., FSHN Department 469 Wilson Rd. Room 106 East Lansing MI 48824 Please note that if you are admitted and have not received a degree granting transcript, you will also need to use this process again during your first semester at MSU. Personal Statement: Statement of Purpose (Your past, present, and future experience/plans in Food Science & Human Nutrition. Some information may be presented as a CV.) Recommendation Letter: Recommendation Letters The MSU application process will prompt you to provide names and email addresses of your letter writers. The system will then send a request and link to them to upload a letter. Academic Statement: The academic statement is one of the most important parts of your application. Be sure to address each one of the following items: • Your plans for graduate study Identify the degree program to which you are applying (MS-Plan A, MS-Plan B, or Ph.D.) and whether this is in Food Science or Human Nutrition. Discuss WHAT you want to study during your degree program, including your intended focus area(s). Identify faculty member(s) who you believe most closely match your interests. Include a summary of discussions you and potential advisor(s) have had. • Your interests, passions, and career goals Clearly explain WHY you want to earn this degree. What motivates your interest in this program? What experiences have led to this choice? • Why FSHN? Explain why this interdisciplinary program is a good fit with your goals and how MSU's FSHN graduate program will help you meet your career and educational objectives. • Your contributions What will you contribute to the FSHN department, MSU and your fellow students? • Weaknesses If you have apparent weaknesses in your application materials, please explain them. Personal Statement: Include a separate personal statement about how your background and life experiences, including social, economic, cultural, familial, educational, or other opportunities or challenges, motivated your decision to pursue a graduate degree from FSHN. Describe how these experiences have prepared you or led you to your proposed degree work (note that “change of career” is OK as part of the rationale). Students who have overcome economic barriers or extreme personal, social, or cultural obstacles to seek a graduate degree are encouraged to include this information in your personal statement. Feel free to focus on a single aspect of your background or to write about multiple experiences.

1、完成研究生入学申请表格 2、个人陈述 3、申请费 4、三封推荐信(其中包括供应链工作的上级推荐信) 5、成绩单、文凭、证书的原件或经学校证明的副本；如果原始文件语言不是英语，所有材料都要求提供正式的英文翻译件 6、出具财产证明和担保书 7、英语水平证明 8、GMAT成绩

Transcript: Official transcripts directly from the institution. Via mail to: Admission and Enrollment Management Office, Master of Public Health, Division of Public Health, Michigan State University, 200 East 1st Street, Flint, MI 48502 Hard copy transcripts must arrive to our office in an envelope sealed by the institution's registrar. Transcripts that have been opened by the student are deemed unofficial and will not be accepted. Electronically: through the use of a secure transcript service such as AVOW (powered by Parchment) or eSCRIP-SAFE directly to MSU Office of Admissions (admis@msu.edu). All electronic official MSU transcripts are to be submitted to MPH_GeneralInformation@hc.msu.edu. International transcripts: May only be requested to be sent via mail. Electronic international transcripts will not be accepted. An attested copy of the diploma must also be requested directly from the institution. Chinese transcripts require an official verification report from the China Academic Degree and Graduate Education Development Center (CDGDC) (www.cdgdc.edu.cn). This official verification report must come to our academic office in an official sealed, unopened envelope from the CDGDC – the applicant is not to open the official sealed envelope as that will make the transcripts unacceptable. Michigan State University does not accept WES evaluations or any other report from a credential evaluation agency in lieu of official sealed transcripts from the applicant's institution. Curriculum Vitae: Resume or CV The Admissions Committee highly recommends applicants include volunteer experience on their resume. Personal Statement: The personal statement should be a concise, well-written document discussing the applicant's interest in public health and how their experiences (personal and professional) have influenced that interest. It is recommended that applicants discuss how their career goals align with public health and their pursuit of an MPH. The personal statement does not have to be submitted on the university application. If the applicant does not submit their personal statement on the university application, it must be uploaded to their applicant portal. The personal statement has no minimum length requirement. Recommendation Letter: Three (3) letters of recommendation Recommendation letters must come from academic or professional references. The Admissions Committee does not accept letters written from personal references. Letters of recommendation from academic or professional references must be submitted on the organization's letterhead. The Admissions Committee looks for letters of recommendation that address the following topics: The applicant’s academic or professional capabilities The applicant’s leadership skills The applicant’s work ethic The applicant’s ability to successfully complete graduate level work The applicant’s personal qualities consistent with professionalism and teamwork Any significant actions or accomplishments Letters of recommendation must be submitted directly from the letter writer or through a secure letter service such as Interfolio. Letters uploaded by applicants will not be accepted. Applicants input the e-mail addresses of their recommenders within their portal. The system then sends them an email with instructions on how they can upload their letter directly to the applicant's portal. Academic Statement: Academic statement (not required) Applicants are provided the opportunity to submit an academic statement if they feel they have experienced an academic situation that they would like to explain to the Admissions Committee. This option is highly recommended if an applicant has a less than a 3.0 GPA, individual semesters with poor performance, multiple withdrawals, less than preferable standardized graduate or professional school test scores, etc.

Transcript: Transcript(s) - Unofficial transcripts should be uploaded within the online Graduate Education Student Portal for evaluation purposes only. Should you be offered admittance, we MUST have official sealed and stamped; certification of graduation, degree granting diploma or transcripts from every university or college that you have ever attended, in both original and English language right away. Not submitting this information will cause delay and possible removal of your admittance Should you be offered admittance, Chinese students MUST obtain verification of transcripts and graduation certificates from the China Academic Degrees and Graduate Education Development Center (CDGDC). Students should send copies of their documents along with payment to CDGDC. The CDGDC verifies grades and degrees and then sends via carrier service directly to the Chemistry Department. Please note that if you are admitted and have not received a degree granting transcript, you will also need to use this process again during your first semester at MSU. Transcript Information Can Be Mailed to: Michigan State University Chemistry Building Attn: Anna Osborn 578 S Shaw Ln Room 320 East Lansing MI 48824 Personal Statement: The Personal Statement is your opportunity to tell the admissions committee more about you and why we should offer you admitance to our program. Don’t sell yourself short. A good statement introduces you and your interest in chemistry. Please keep your essay to two single-spaced pages. Our admissions committee looks at a lot of applications, so strive to be clear, complete, and concise; don't assume we know what you are talking about, particularly when it comes to acronyms or regional programs and awards. Don't make us hunt for information about you. Give us a clear picture of what makes you different and separates you from other applicants. Be sure to address any GPA or test score discrepancies or deficiencies by explaining the circumstances that affected your performance (e.g., illness, death in the family, working to support yourself). Recommendation Letter: Submit a Minimum of 3 Recommendation Letters Academic Statement: The Academic Statement is your opportunity to tell the admissions committee more about you and your interest in chemistry and ties your research interest areas/experience to the research being conducted by our professors. Please keep your essay to two single-spaced pages. Our admissions committee looks at a lot of applications, so strive to be clear, complete, and concise; don't assume we know what you are talking about, particularly when it comes to acronyms or regional programs and awards. Don't make us hunt for information about you. Give us a clear picture of what makes you different and separates you from other applicants. Be sure to address any GPA or test score discrepancies or deficiencies by explaining the circumstances that affected your performance (e.g., illness, death in the family, working to support yourself).

Transcript: Request that the registrar of each college or university you have attended send one copy of your official transcript directly to the Department of History. Transcripts for coursework completed at Michigan State University need not be requested. Transcripts uploaded through the portal by the applicant ARE NOT OFFICIAL, transcripts that are uploaded to the portal will be deleted and your application will not be reviewed until the official transcripts are received. International applicants must submit transcripts in both the native language and English directly from the institutions they attended. International applicants must also submit an official copy of their diploma (in both English and the native language). Electronic transcripts are permitted if they are sent from directly from the university using valid e-transcript service (parchment, credential solutions, etc.). Please send e-transcripts directly to Elyse Hansen at hanse119@msu.edu. Please send transcripts to: Elyse Hansen 506 E. Circle Dr. Rm. 256 Old Horticulture Bldg East Lansing, MI 48824 Attention Chinese Graduate Applicants: MSU requires that all admitted Chinese graduate students arrange for verification of their final bachelor’s degree transcripts (大学成绩单) and bachelor degree (本科学位证书) from China through the CDGDC. Students will receive detailed information on obtaining this verification upon admission to MSU. Failure to comply with this policy could compromise the student’s continuing enrollment at MSU. Personal Statement: A personal statement (500-1000 words). The statement should tell us about your background—challenges you have overcome and accomplishments. It should also help us understand why you wish to pursue a PhD in history and how you see your own role in the profession. Recommendation Letter: At least three letters of recommendation from professors with whom you have studied. The preferred way to submit letters of recommendation is through the application portal. If you cannot do so, please use our recommendation forms and have them mailed to History. Academic Statement: An academic statement (500-1000 words). The statement should make clear the primary field of study to which you are applying, and the faculty member or members you think you might study with and why. Writing Samples: One or more writing samples that indicate your ability in research and writing.

1、完成研究生入学申请表格 2、在线完成系申请 3、申请费 4、三封推荐信 5、成绩单、文凭、证书的原件或经学校证明的副本；如果原始文件语言不是英语，所有材料都要求提供正式的英文翻译件 6、出具财产证明和担保书 7、英语水平证明 8、GRE成绩 9、个人简述

Transcript: Undergraduate degree (BA, BS): Provide grade transcript(s). All other materials - please email to: Nancy Bieber, Graduate Secretary epigrad@epi.msu.edu Or mail to: Nancy Bieber, Graduate Secretary Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics 909 Fee Road, Room B601 East Lansing, MI 48824 USA Personal Statement: Statement of purpose Recommendation Letter: Three letters of recommendation, one of which must be from an academic advisor from a previous program. The Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics does not require any special forms or instructions for letters of recommendation.

Transcript: We must have official transcripts from every university or college that you have ever attended. International applicants must include official transcripts translated into English. Please send to the Food Science & Human Nutrition Department. If graduated with a degree, we also need a certification of graduation or degree granting diploma. Chinese students must obtain verification of transcripts and graduation certificates from the China Academic Degrees and Graduate Education Development Center (CDGDC). Students should send copies of their documents along with payment to CDGDC. The CDGDC verifies grades and degrees and then sends via carrier service directly to the FSHN Department. Please have documents sent to: Michigan State University Trout Bldg., FSHN Department 469 Wilson Rd. Room 106 East Lansing MI 48824 Please note that if you are admitted and have not received a degree granting transcript, you will also need to use this process again during your first semester at MSU. Personal Statement: Statement of Purpose (Your past, present, and future experience/plans in Food Science & Human Nutrition. Some information may be presented as a CV.) Recommendation Letter: Recommendation Letters The MSU application process will prompt you to provide names and email addresses of your letter writers. The system will then send a request and link to them to upload a letter. Academic Statement: The academic statement is one of the most important parts of your application. Be sure to address each one of the following items: • Your plans for graduate study Identify the degree program to which you are applying (MS-Plan A, MS-Plan B, or Ph.D.) and whether this is in Food Science or Human Nutrition. Discuss WHAT you want to study during your degree program, including your intended focus area(s). Identify faculty member(s) who you believe most closely match your interests. Include a summary of discussions you and potential advisor(s) have had. • Your interests, passions, and career goals Clearly explain WHY you want to earn this degree. What motivates your interest in this program? What experiences have led to this choice? • Why FSHN? Explain why this interdisciplinary program is a good fit with your goals and how MSU's FSHN graduate program will help you meet your career and educational objectives. • Your contributions What will you contribute to the FSHN department, MSU and your fellow students? • Weaknesses If you have apparent weaknesses in your application materials, please explain them. Personal Statement: Include a separate personal statement about how your background and life experiences, including social, economic, cultural, familial, educational, or other opportunities or challenges, motivated your decision to pursue a graduate degree from FSHN. Describe how these experiences have prepared you or led you to your proposed degree work (note that “change of career” is OK as part of the rationale). Students who have overcome economic barriers or extreme personal, social, or cultural obstacles to seek a graduate degree are encouraged to include this information in your personal statement. Feel free to focus on a single aspect of your background or to write about multiple experiences.