古典文学硕士

A baccalaureate degree from a college or university of recognized standing. For students with international credentials, an equivalent international degree is required. Please submit the online application, including transcripts detailing previous coursework, three letters of recommendation, and the two required statements, and a writing sample. The academic statement of purpose provides an opportunity to reflect on your plans for future research. The personal statement provides an opportunity to describe your aspirations for the discipline of Classics, and how your background will help you to achieve them. The writing sample can be a research paper, a chapter of an undergraduate honors thesis, or a creative alternative (presentation, wiki, translation, book or film review, ect.). First-generation college student Member of an ethnic or racial group historically underrepresented in graduate education (Black/African American, American Indian/Alaskan Native, Native Hawaiian or other Native Pacific Islander, Hispanic/Latinx) McNair or Mellon Mays Undergraduate Scholar (the Graduate School will verify an applicant’s status as a McNair Scholar or Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow while pursuing a baccalaureate degree at a U.S. institution) Experiences overcoming significant challenges in their path toward graduate school. Examples include but are not limited to Managing a disability Being of a gender or orientation identity historically underrepresented in their graduate field of study Veteran status Single parent Holding DACA status TOEFL iBT - 77 (Writing 20; Listening 15; Reading 20; Speaking 22) IELTS - 7.0 or higher