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Academic
Credentials (graduate)
To be considered
for admission to the Graduate School, applicants must hold a baccalaureate
degree from an educational institution of recognized standing before
beginning graduate studies. However, applications will be accepted
and processed in advance of graduation when the amount of undergraduate
work remaining to be completed is not more than two quarters or one
semester. The grades earned in the undergraduate work must be equivalent
to a B average. Official transcripts of all previous undergraduate
and graduate course work must be submitted with the application.
International graduate students applying to a U.S. university or college
for the first time must complete an Application for Evaluation of
Foreign Educational Credentials and submit the required documents
and fee for a Course-by-Course report to Educational Credential Evaluators
(ECE), Inc. The contact information for ECE, Inc. is:
- http://www.ece.org/
(application and all information available);
- ECE, Inc.,
P.O. Box 92970, Milwaukee, WI 53202-0970;
- Telephone:
1-414-289-3411; fax 1-414-289-3411.
Graduate applicants proposing to major in certain fields must also
submit Graduate Record Examination (GRE) test scores. The GRE General
Test contains sections that measure verbal, quantitative, and analytical
abilities necessary to be successful in post-secondary studies.
Programs requiring GRE Test scores are:
- agricultural economics (general)
- biochemistry (general)
- botany/biology (general- recommended)
- cellular and molecular biology (general)
- cereal science (general)
- chemistry (general + subject)
- civil engineering (general)
- electrical engineering (general)
- engineering Ph.D. (general + subject)
- environmental engineering (general)
- history (general)
- industrial engineering (general)
- mathematics (general)
- mechanical engineering (general)
- microbiology (general)
- pharmaceutical sciences (general)
- physics (general-recommended)
- political science (general + subject)
- polymers and coatings (general + subject)
- psychology (general + subject)
- soil science (general)
- zoology (general + subject)
Programs requiring MAT (Miller Analogies Test) test or GRE (Graduate
Record Examinations) Test scores are:
- agricultural education
- counselor education
- educational administration
- family and consumer sciences education
- music education
- science education
- teacher education
- health, physical education, and recreation
One program requires the GMAT (General Management Admissions Test)
- business administration (minimum acceptable score 500)
GRE and other test scores should be sent directly to the Graduate
School. More detailed information regarding the Graduate Record Examinations
is available from Graduate Record Examinations, Educational Testing
Service, P.O. Box 6000, Princeton, NJ, 08541-6000, USA, or http://www.gre.org.
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Manager
Last Updated:
Thursday, 10-Aug-2006 14:39:03 CDT
Published by International Programs
NDSU is an equal opportunity institution
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Prospective
students may schedule a visit by emailing ndsu.international@ndsu.nodak.edu
P.O. Box 5582, Administration Avenue/Ceres Hall 338, Fargo ND 58105-5582
U.S.A.
Phone: +1.701.231.7895 Fax: +1.701.231.1014
www.ndsu.edu/International
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