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Details About Graduate School's Materials
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Details about Graduate School's Materials
- The online application. This is your official
application and once you have completed it and paid your application
fee you will be able to track the status of your application online. Be
sure to provide accurate contact information (phone numbers, and
especially email address) so we and the Graduate School can reach you.
Update this information as necessary. (For information from the
Graduate School, read the page for prospective students; for the
application itself, click here.)
- Application fee ($70). You can pay this by credit
card online or by mailing a check. When your online form is completed
and you application fee has been processed, you may obtain a PID
(Personal IDentification number). (Fee: Online or mail to Graduate
School; you may obtain your Person IDentification number here.
- GRE test scores. Only the General Aptitude test is
required for applicants to the graduate program in History. These
scores must be sent officially from ETS, and should be sent directly to
the Graduate School. Since ETS is often delayed in the reporting
of scores, applicants should complete all GRE exams by the end of
October to ensure timely receipt of test scores. When sending
your score report to UNC, please use the institutional code number
5816. There is no separate code for the Department of
History. Do not send photocopies of your GRE exam scores; our
Graduate School must receive official test score reports
directly from ETS.
- Official Transcripts (to be sent both to the
Graduate School and to the Department of History)Please note that you
must send transcripts for all courses taken that count towards the
degree(s) you claim as the basis for admission to graduate school,
including courses at community or junior colleges, summer school, and
study abroad programs. Transcripts must show course taken and the
grade received. If you seek entry at the M.A. level, you must
send transcripts of all courses counting towards the B.A.; if applying
at the Ph.D. level, you must send transcripts of all courses counting
towards your M.A. as well as your B.A. degree.
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