Master of International Policy

Entry requirements for 德州農工大學

To apply to the MIP, applicants must have a bachelor?s degree and a minimum of four years of full-time, professional experience in the field of international affairs, broadly defined. Such experience does NOT include educational experiences such as semesters abroad or internships.
If an applicant?s country is not on the exempted list, he/she must have test scores that meet the minimum ELP requirement or meet the Alternative Verification criteria. Acceptable options:

Score at least 146 on the GRE verbal section (or 22 on GMAT verbal) from a test date within five years of applying.
Earn a TOEFL score of at least 80 i-BT from a test date within two years of applying, the Bush School prefers a 100+ i-BT. MyBest TOEFL Scores are not accepted.
Score an IELTS Academic test score of 6.0 or higher overall band from a test date within two years of applying, the Bush School prefers an overall band score of at least 7.0.
Alternative Verification: Complete all years of a bachelor?s degree (equivalent to four years) or higher (masters is typically two years) at an accredited university in the US.

International Transcripts: Applicants must submit their official transcript and diploma (or degree certificate) in its native language as well as an official English translation for both. They are to be signed by the registrar, controller of examinations, or president of the university issuing the document. Translations sent directly from the institution attended or from a recognized translator are considered official. Consolidated and provisional mark-sheets are NOT considered official. Please ask the registrar to send individual mark-sheets with the grades earned in each term. Photocopies or other duplications such as notarized copies and faxes are not official.

Recommendations (3)
Three recommendations with evaluations are required and must be received by the application deadline. We prefer letters be from a higher education academic reference, particularly from a course instructor who can attest to an applicant?s capability to pursue graduate school.

International Experience Essay
The international experience essay is a place for applicants to convey their unique international experiences and influences. It is in addition to the personal statement and required. Applicants upload their international experience essay through the Program Materials quadrant -> Documents tab in GradCAS. The essay should be typed in 11 pt font, spaced 1.5?, and include the applicant?s name, the title ?International Experience Essay,? and a page number on each page.

Prompt: In 750 words or less, tell us about the experiences that have influenced your interest in international affairs. We recognize that your experiences and opportunities may vary substantially from others, but we are looking for aspects of study abroad, living abroad, influential courses or readings, language interests/abilities, international news or events, cultural interactions, and more. Some repetition may occur from your statement, but this essay should include new material too.

Personal Statement
Applicants upload their personal statement through the Program Materials quadrant -> Documents tab in GradCAS*. Statements should be typed in 11 pt font, spaced 1.5?, and include the applicant?s name, the title ?Personal Statement,? and a page number on each page.

Prompt: In 750 words or less, please address the following topics in your personal statement:

Your personal and professional goals for a career in international affairs,
What (including people, places, internships, or events) inspired you to pursue a career in this field,
How obtaining the MIA from the Bush School will help you achieve your goals, and
What value you bring to the program, this may be knowledge gained from meaningful experiences, education, or jobs you have held in the past.

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