A B.A. or B.S. with at least 18 credits of undergraduate courses in political science or a related social science field is strongly encouraged.

Successful applicants usually possess a GPA of 3.40 (overall and in political science courses) and a sufficient TOEFL score (for international applicants).

Applicants are not required to submit GRE scores but may do so if they wish to have them considered as part of their application.
Two letters of recommendation written by people who can speak to your academic and/or professional skills. These letters should come from someone in a supervisory position, for example a professor, academic advisor or workplace supervisor.
Transcript(s). Provisional offers of acceptance can be made based on unofficial transcripts. Admitted students will need to submit an official transcript upon enrollment.
A statement of purpose in which you detail why you wish to pursue a Master's degree, how your background prepares you for this academic program, and how you plan to use the skills or knowledge you learn in the program to achieve your future goals. Please also include a brief note if you wish to be considered for departmental need- or merit-based funding. The total statement of purpose should not exceed 4 double-spaced pages and may be shorter.
A writing sample that demonstrates your academic writing abilities. This may be a term paper you wrote for a course, an honors thesis or other independent research or a policy brief. If you do not have a suitable writing sample, please choose a policy area or research topic in which you are interested and write a research memo in which you introduce the topic, identify a compelling research question or questions, explain how you might go about conducting research on the topic and identify implications of studying this topic. Writing samples should be at least 5 double-spaced pages and may be longer.
Curriculum vitae or resume.

IELTS - 6.5, TOEFL iBT - 80 and TOEFL PBT - 550