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Applicants to the Master of Science in Environmental Sciences must complete the application through the Emory Laney Graduate School. Applicants must submit the following information for admission consideration:
Emory Laney Graduate School Application
The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is recommended, but not required (scores must be from the last five years)
Transcripts from all colleges attended
Statement of Purpose: In addition to the general requirements set forth by the Laney Graduate School for the Statement of Purpose, please address how your research interests match with one or two faculty members within the Department of Environmental Sciences.
Resume/CV
Three letters of recommendation
Application fee of $75
Application Deadlines for fall 2018 enrollment:
Preferred Consideration: January 15, 2018
Secondary Consideration: April 30, 2018
1. TRANSCRIPTS
As part of the online application, upload a scanned transcript from each post-secondary institution you have attended, present school included. (This requirement applies to applicants who are or were enrolled at Emory.)
The transcripts must be issued by the registrar’s office. Unofficial copies issued to the student are fine.
We will not accept printed web pages from the University’s student information system. If you submit this, the processing of your application may be delayed.
If you want to upload an electronic transcript issued by your registrar's office, make sure we can open that document without passwords or other security information.
Please do not mail paper transcripts with your application unless your program specifically asks for that. Later on, if you are admitted and accept, then you will need to submit official copies (sealed or sent to us directly from a university registrar).
Transcripts must be in English, or be accompanied by notarized translations. (See our page for International Applicants.)
By the start of your first semester, one transcript must show that you have been awarded have a Bachelor's degree or its equivalent from an accredited institution. If you are still enrolled and studying for your Bachelor's degree, we realize that the transcripts you upload cannot yet show this.
2. STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES
Many programs require GRE scores (general test), while others consider them optional. To find out whether you need to submit scores, visit the website of the program you are applying to.
If you are an international applicant, you may need to submit TOEFL scores. Again, check your program's requirements.
If you are required or decide to submit GRE, GMAT and TOEFL test scores, you will need to arrange for us to receive official score reports. Our institution code is 5187 (no department code is needed).
3. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
Check the website of the program you are applying to, since some programs have specific instructions for the statement of purpose. Unless the program asks for something different, the statement should incorporate the following:
A brief intellectual autobiography describing the formation of your academic interests and present concerns.
The special area of interest or particular problems, theories, movements, periods, etc., upon which your study would focus.
A description of tentative plans for research, either specific problems or general areas in which you hope to work.
A description of your research experience, including your role and the extent to which you were independently involved in the research.
An explanation of how your past experience, academic training or research experience has prepared you to pursue graduate work in your area of interest.
The statement is uploaded as part of the online application process.
4. RESUME/CV
Your resume or CV should highlight relevant experience. You may wish to include:
academic awards and honors, including honors projects;
independent research experiences;
publications and presentations;
volunteer and extra-curricular experience;
internships and work experience; and
membership in professional and academic organizations.
The resume or CV is uploaded as part of the online application process.
5. LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
We require three letters of recommendation from people familiar with your academic performance. You may submit one additional letter.
Contact your recommenders well ahead of time, to make sure they are aware of and can meet your application deadline. Your application is not complete until the letters have been submitted.
You request the letters as part of the online application process, and recommenders submit them online. You can send requests for letters of recommendations before you submit the final application. If a recommender is unable to use this system, contact the program you are applying to for instructions.
Our online system cannot accept letters of recommendation delivered through Interfolio and similar services. Our system asks questions that only the recommender can answer. If you are using Interfolio and cannot ask your recommender to use our system, contact the program you are applying to for instructions about what to do.
6. APPLICATION FEE
Our application fee is $75. It can be paid by credit card as part of the online application. The fee can also be paid by electronic check. Please be aware that this payment option adds several days of processing time before we receive the application. We offer limited fee waivers for applicants who have participated in certain programs designed to prepare students for gradaute study, and for applicants who can show financial hardship.
PROGRAM ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
In addition to the application requirements above, some programs require more. For example, many require a writing sample, a few ask for mailed transcripts, and ask for specific information about your research experience or other qualifications.
Always check with the program you are applying to for additional requirements. Click on your program of interest in the list below.
截止申请时间：
Preferred Consideration: January 15, 2018 Secondary Consideration: April 30, 2018
As the 21st century unfolds, the environmental consequences of human activities are manifest on many levels. While technological advances and our understanding of natural processes and human behavior have the potential to help solve environmental problems, there is a great need to integrate ideas across academic disciplines and among relevant agencies. At its core, the Master of Science in Environmental Sciences at Emory seeks to integrate ecological and earth sciences with policy and social sciences.
Students in the M.S. program in Environmental Sciences will gain significant research experience through thesis coursework, faculty mentoring and a required intensive summer research opportunity. In tandem with research, the program will emphasize proficiency in quantitative skills; students will engage in two semester sequence of environmental statistics. Students will gain teaching experience by serving as a Teaching Assistant for at least one semester of their program.
Ready access to faculty is an essential component of the program. Students will work closely with ENVS faculty to develop a research focus and thesis. Graduates will be prepared to work in a variety of settings upon completion of the program, having gained the expertise to relate scientific findings to policy decisions through an in-depth understanding of the complexities of scientific understanding and training.
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