申请材料清单
1.Application fee (non-refundable $87.50)
2.Transcripts (complete, not selected courses)
Unofficial transcripts from all post-secondary education (including community
colleges, summer sessions and extension programs) are required to be uploaded in
the application. Study Abroad experiences that appear on your undergraduate
institution transcript do not need to be listed separately on the application.
You should obtain a copy of your unofficial transcript (obtained from a student
account) as “official” transcripts do not scan well.
These unofficial transcripts must be complete (not select courses), include
grades, be issued in the original language and be accompanied by certified
English translations when applicable. Transfer credit posted on the transcript
from other institutions is not accepted in lieu of transcripts from the
institution attended. You may upload unofficial transcripts before mid-year
grades are posted. Applicants will be able to upload one optional, updated
unofficial transcript from their current institution, if applicable, after
submitting their application.
3.Current letters of recommendation
Three current letters of recommendation from persons qualified to evaluate
your academic and professional qualifications are required. You should solicit
recommendations from individuals who are familiar with your academic achievement
and who can address your potential for success in this particular academic
setting. If you have been out of school for a number of years and are unable to
contact former professors, letters from other individuals who can address your
achievement and potential will be accepted. We advise against using generic
letters of recommendation such as those provided by campus career planning and
placement offices. Please see the information and instructions specific to your
intended program for more information.
The online application will prompt you to submit the names and email
addresses for your three required recommenders.
Email invitations will be sent to recommenders once you select 'Save' in the
online application. You can also update recommender information and send
reminder emails to your recommenders within the online application.
4.Standardized test scores
UNC Graduate School Institution Code: #5816 (no department code)
Official GRE General Test scores (or GMAT, MCAT, etc., if accepted by your
intended program) are required for applicants to all programs except Studio Art,
Dentistry (except Oral Biology and Orthodontics), Dramatic Art, Nursing, and the
School of Information and Library Science's Post-Master's Certificate.
We recommend that you plan to take any required exams no later than October
to allow time for scores to arrive in time for consideration for fall
admission.
When you register for any tests, you should indicate the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill Graduate School (institution #5816) as a score
recipient. If you did not specify the UNC-Chapel Hill Graduate School as a score
recipient at the time of taking the test, you must promptly ask ETS to send your
scores to us (institution #5816). No departmental code is required.
GMAT scores should be sent to the University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill: Kenan-Flagler Business School – Other Graduate Programs (code D40-HL-34),
or Kenan-Flagler Business School – PhD Program (code D40-HL-50)
5.Statement of purpose
Your written statement is a critical component of your application for
admission and can sometimes be the determining factor in approval of admittance
or financial support. Therefore, your statement should reflect your professional
goals, as well as familiarity with the program and faculty at UNC-Chapel
Hill.
6.Resume/CV
All graduate programs require a resume or CV to be uploaded within your
application. Your resume/CV should provide information about your work and
volunteer experiences, research, awards, recognitions and activities pertinent
to your proposed program of study.
7. Financial Certification
International applicants who are offered admission to a graduate program are
required by United States federal regulations to certify that you have
sufficient funds to pay for your expenses at the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill for the entire length of your studies. Every international applicant
offered admission, including applicants who may receive teaching or research
assistantships or other awards, must complete and upload the International
Student Data Form and Financial Certification Instructions/Worksheet to their
ConnectCarolina Student Center after being offered admission. The Office of
International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) will send you information and
instructions for completing and uploading these forms in order to document that
you meet necessary financial requirements. ISSS will then send you the
appropriate documents to use in obtaining or updating your visa once it has been
determined that you have met the necessary financial requirements.
International applicants in need of financial aid may write to the Institute
of International Education, 809 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017, or
review the IIE website.
The University's Office of Scholarships and Student Aid can only fund
students who are U.S. citizens, nationals, permanent residents with I-151 or
I-551 Alien Registration Receipt Cards, permanent residents of the Northern
Mariana Islands and the Trust Territory or the Pacific Islands, and other
non-citizens who have Arrival-Departure Records (I-94) showing "refugee" or
"adjustment applicant" or official grant of asylum in the United States.
Students who meet these requirements should apply for financial assistance
before March 1.
截止申请时间：
April 10,
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