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In order to be considered for admission to the College of Engineering
Graduate Program, you must provide all required materials:
- Completed application form
online or
paper application
with
appropriate
application fee*.
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Application fee of fifty dollars ($50.00) payable in U.S. funds
when application is submitted. Check or money order made payable to
Villanova University.
- Official transcripts of all previous college work (both undergraduate
and graduate) sent directly to the Office of University Admission-Graduate
Program, by the Registrar of the Colleges or Universities involved.
- Two completed recommendation forms, with optional letters attached.
The envelopes must be signed and sealed by the evaluator.
- Official GRE (General Test) scores sent directly from ETS for Ph.D.
applicants as well as all applicants with international undergraduate
universities. GRE scores are not required for all other applicants,
but may be requested later, if necessary. Our Institution Code is 2959.
- Official TOEFL scores sent directly from ETS for all international
applicants.
- Financial Certification documentation $25,920 for international
applicants needing an F1 Visa.
The complete application procedure is on the first page of the paper
application .
Only complete applications will be reviewed for a decision by the
department to which you are applying. After your complete application has
been reviewed, you will be notified in writing (international applicants will receive an email) of the decision.
*fee waived for students with a Villanova degree
Application materials must be received by
January 15 for priority consideration
to receive an assistantship or scholarship.
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Deadlines
Applications must be received by the deadlines indicated below.
Master's Deadlines
| Who |
Date |
Who |
Date |
| US |
8/1 |
US |
12/1 |
| Int'l Xfers |
7/1 |
Int'l Xfers |
11/1 |
| Int'l |
4/1 |
Int'l |
10/1 |
Ph.D. Degree Deadlines
| All students |
Fall |
2/15 |
| All students |
Spring |
9/15 |
Individual Course Applications
Apply to enroll for up to two (2) courses without applying to a graduate
program.
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