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Home >> Admission and Finances
We
are pleased that you are interested in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and
Public Affairs at Syracuse University for your graduate study.
Admission to the various graduate programs at the Maxwell School
is offered to people with diverse racial, ethnic, social,
academic, and professional backgrounds and career goals.
Applications are submitted to the
Graduate School—the college of record for all graduate
students at Syracuse University. Each department at the
Maxwell School reviews applications individually and then conveys
its admission recommendations to The Graduate
Official offers of admission come from the dean of the graduate school. Instructions for submitting an application are included on the How to Apply page. An application is not considered complete until all documents, including required test scores, have been received by the University. (The testing agency will send test scores directly to the University.) To verify whether all materials have been received, you may contact either the Graduate Enrollment Management Center or the degree program to which you are applying. To merit prime consideration for admission and award decisions, all application documents, including test scores, must be received by the Graduate Enrollment Management Center by February 1. (Note that, if you wish to be considered as a candidate for a fellowship, an earlier deadline applies; all application documents are due by January 10.) Applications received after February 1 will be given consideration only as program space and funding resources permit. We look forward to hearing from you and to receiving your completed application package. >> next This page current as of: July 7, 2005 |
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(For information on the specific admissions requirements of
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