Program-Specific Admission Requirements | Graduate Admissions

In addition to the gnereal admissions requirements, some programs have specific admissions requirements. Please select a program below to view program-specific admissions requirements.

Accounting
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - Minimum GPA of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale
- Personal statement of no longer than one page describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- GRE or GMAT* scores are accepted, but not required
  - *GMAT scores are preferred,
    - Minimum GMAT score of 600
    - Minimum GRE score of 312
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
  - MBA minimum TOEFL iBT score: 96
  - MBA minimum IELTS score: 7.0
  - MBA minimum Pearson PTE Academic score: 65
  - MBA minimum Duolingo score: 115
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Anthropology
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website. For specific Anthropology application instructions, see the Anthropology website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - Anthropology PHD: Minimum GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale
  - Anthropology MA: Minimum GPA 3.0 on a 4.0
  - Anthropology- Public Archaeology (MAPA): Minimum GPA 3.0 on a 4.0
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae (demonstrating human service experience)
- Three letters of recommendation
- GRE scores not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Anthropology, Biomedical
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
An undergraduate degree in anthropology, biology, nursing, pre-medicine, public and international health, psychology or another science or social science is desirable for admission.

To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website. For specific Biomedical Anthropology application instructions, see the Anthropology website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae (demonstrating human service experience)
- Three letters of recommendation
- GRE scores not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Art History
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for your motivation for pursuing graduate level work, what you hope to accomplish, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are accepted, but not required
- Writing sample: no more than 30 pages or 8,500 words and may be an excerpt from a longer piece, such as a thesis
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Asian and Asian American Studies
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of no longer than 2 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae (demonstrating human service experience)
- Three letters of recommendation
- Writing sample: an example of written work, such as a paper submitted in an advanced undergraduate or graduate course
- GRE: Not Required
Certificate Program: If you are interested in a certificate, please see our certificate requirements.

International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Biochemistry and Chemical Biology
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - An undergraduate major or substantial course background in biology, biochemistry or chemistry is desirable for admission.
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- Official GRE scores accepted, but not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Biological Sciences
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
An undergraduate major or substantial course background in biology or chemistry desirable for admission. For the MS and PhD programs, specific Binghamton University faculty member sponsorship/support is recommended. See the advising webpage for details.

To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- Official GRE scores
  - Domestics applicants: optional
  - International applicants: required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
  - Biological sciences minimum TOEFL score: 100 on the iBT
  - Biological sciences minimum IELTS score: 7.0
  - Biological sciences minimum Pearson PTE Academic score: 68
  - Biological sciences minimum Duolingo score: 120
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Business Administration
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.

MBA 1- Year (For Business Majors): Available to students who earned a bachelor's degree in business in the last 5 years from a AACSB-accredited school
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - Prerequisites: Undergraduate in business or accounting from an Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accredited school
  - Minimum GPA of 3.4 on a 4.0 scale
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- GRE or GMAT scores are accepted, but not required
MBA 1-Year (for non-business majors) w/ Summer start: Available to students with prerequisite coursework in statistics and economics
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - Prerequisites: Microeconomics and Statistics coursework
  - Minimum GPA of 3.4 on a 4.0 scale
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- GRE or GMAT scores are accepted, but not required
MBA: Available to students of all undergraduate majors
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - Minimum GPA of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- GRE or GMAT scores are accepted, but not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
  - MBA minimum TOEFL iBT score: 96
  - MBA minimum IELTS score: 7.0
  - MBA minimum Pearson PTE Academic score: 65
  - MBA minimum Duolingo score: 115
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Chemistry
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are accepted, but not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Cinema
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - Undergraduate major in theatre is not required. Students without sufficient background in cinema production are required to satisfactorily complete certain undergraduate courses beyond those required for the graduate degree.
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, your prospective concentration, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- GRE scores not required
- Sample creative works, which are uploaded to the Portfolio section of the online application.
  - A portfolio should include the applicant’s best work, preferably recent project(s). Applicants should provide links to all time-based samples, including film/video, sound, and performance projects, and the total length of the projects should not exceed 30 minutes. We prefer to receive complete projects rather than excerpts. However, if an applicant is submitting a longer film/video, we will accept an excerpt. In this case, we also ask the applicant to provide a link to the complete project. Applicants may submit images and work from other mediums as files, including drawings, installations, paintings, and photographs, and the number of such samples should not exceed 15. An applicant will also provide a brief description of each project in the portfolio.
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Community Research and Action

Visit the Community, Research and Action website for program requirements.

Visit Binghamton’s graduate admissions website for general application requirements.

International students have additional requirements.

This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Comparative Literature
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail"
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - PhD (Literary Studies): Master's degree in a national literature or in comparative literature
    - Binghamton University MA students who have passed the MA examination with a grade of B+ or better may be recommended to the program. Applicants with an MA degree in a field outside literature are required to take an examination based on a few major literary works. Contact the the department directly for details.
  - PhD (Philosophy, Literature and the Theory of Criticism): Undergraduate major in philosophy or literature desirable for admission.
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- Writing sample
  - MA: Typically, an upper-division undergraduate paper or an honors thesis
  - PhD (Literary Studies): Typically, one or more term papers or MA thesis
  - PhD (Philosophy, Literature and the Theory of Criticism): Typically, an upper-division undergraduate paper, an honors thesis or MA thesis
- GRE scores are accepted, but not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo* scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Computer Science
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - MS Applicants: An undergraduate major in computer science or related field is desirable for admission. Applicants are additionally expected to have completed coursework in the following areas: algorithms and data structures; computer organization and architecture; operating systems; programming languages; and discrete mathematics.
  - PhD Applicants: An undergraduate or a master's degree in computer science or a closely related field is required.
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Letters of recommendation (2 for MS applicants; 3 for PhD applicants)
- Official GRE scores
  - Master's students: GRE scores are optional
  - Doctoral students: GRE scores are strongly recommended
  - GRE scores are strongly recommended for master's and doctoral students who want to be considered for a graduate assistantship (TA/GA/RA)
  - Applicants with 1 or more years of work experience by the time they begin the program may be eligible for a GRE test score waiver
Certificate Program: If you are interested in a certificate, please see our certificate requirements.

International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

Questions? Email applycs@binghamton.edu
Cybersecurity
Data Analytics
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
- Have a bachelor’s or graduate degree in mathematics, statistics or an applied science such as economics, business, management science, computer science, system science or industrial engineering. Applicants with at least two years of work experience in a business or industrial setting will be preferred, and some requirements for the program may be substituted by relevant work experience in a related field.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - A baccalaureate or graduate degree in mathematics, statistics, or an applied science such as economics, business, management science, computer science, system science or industrial engineering is required for admission.
- Personal statement of 1 to 2 pages describing: (1) the 2-3 courses in your previous degree(s) that you liked and why; (2) details of any internship or work experience you have had in the past few years relevant to analytics; (3) any unusual features of your academic background, such as weak grades, and how you improved or prepared for graduate study; and (4) career goals after completing the MS in Data Analytics degree.
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- GRE or GMAT scores are accepted, but not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
  - Data Analytics minimum TOEFL score: 100 on the iBT
  - Data Analytics minimum IELTS score: 7.0
  - Data Analytics minimum Pearson PTE Academic score: 65
  - Data Analytics minimum Duolingo score: 120
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

Questions? Email msda@binghamton.edu
Economics
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- Official GRE scores
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

Questions? Please reach out to the respective email, based on your anticipated level of study:
- Economics PhD: econGRADadmission@binghamton.edu
- Economics MA: econDGS@binghamton.edu
Education, Adolescence
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you visit the TLEL Admissions website for additional information.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement
  - Please see the TLEL Admissions website for additional information about the personal statement.
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
  - The department will accept additional letters of recommendation.
- For MSEd (advanced certification) applicants:
  - Please see the certificate program-specific materials on the TLEL Admissions website for details.
- GRE scores are not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
Questions? Email TLEL@binghamton.edu
Education, Childhood and Early Childhood
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and fundamental coursework in the arts and sciences according to New York State Education Department requirements. Please contact Senior Staff Assistant Tami Mann at tmann@binghamton.edu for a transcript review.

To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you visit the TLEL Admissions website for additional information.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement
  - Please see the TLEL Admissions website for additional information about the personal statement.
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
  - The department will accept additional letters of recommendation.
- Any program-specific materials
  - Please see the TLEL Admissions website for details.
- GRE scores are not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
Education, TESOL
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you visit the TLEL Admissions website for additional information.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement
  - Please see the TLEL Admissions website for additional information about the personal statement.
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendations
  - The department will accept additional letters of recommendation.
- For MSEd (advanced certification) applicants: Teaching certification and proof of successful completion of at least 12 semester hours (or the equivalent) of study of a language other than English
  - Teaching certification should be in Early Childhood Education (birth–grade 2), Childhood Education (grades 1–6), Adolescence Education (grades 7–12) in one of the content areas (English, mathematics, sciences, social studies or foreign languages), Literacy Education and/or Special Education.
- GRE scores are not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
Questions? Reach out to TLEL@binghamton.edu
Educational Studies
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you visit the TLEL Admissions website for additional information.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement
  - Please see the TLEL Admissions website for additional information about the personal statement.
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
  - The department will accept additional letters of recommendation.
- GRE scores are not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
Questions? Email TLEL@binghamton.edu
Educational Theory and Practice
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate and graduate transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree and a master's degree (or their equivalents) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a master's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - A master's degree in education or a related field is expected
- Personal statement of approximately 2-3 double-spaced pages and 500-750 words in which applicants describe the following:
  - (a) their professional background,
  - (b) their research interests including specific fields of inquiry,
  - (c) their thinking/rationale in the selection of the two or three faculty members identified as potential advisors, and
  - (d) their career goals related to pursuing a doctoral degree
- Writing sample of 4-5 pages. The writing sample should be a critical analysis, with reference citations, of an educational issue of national/international importance
- Résumé or curriculum vitae showing at least three years of experience in a school or related setting
- Two letters of recommendation from individuals familiar with the applicant's ability to assume the responsibilities of rigorous academic study at the doctoral level
- Interview with the Doctoral Coordinator
- GRE scores are not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Engineering, Biomedical
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - MS Applicants: An undergraduate major in engineering is desirable for admission.
  - PhD Applicants: An MS in engineering is expected, but a degree in another field does not preclude admission.
- Personal statement of no longer than 1 page describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- Official GRE scores
  - Master's students: GRE scores are optional
  - Doctoral students: GRE scores are strongly recommended
  - GRE scores are strongly recommended for master's and doctoral students who want to be considered for a graduate assistantship (TA/GA/RA)
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

Questions? Reach to bmegrad@binghamton.edu
Engineering, Electrical and Computer
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- Official GRE scores
  - Master's students: GRE scores are optional
  - Doctoral students: GRE scores are strongly recommended
  - GRE scores are strongly recommended for master's and doctoral students who want to be considered for a graduate assistantship (TA/GA/RA)
For MS applicants:
- Undergraduate major in electrical engineering, computer engineering, or related field
- Previous coursework experience in the following areas:
  - Calculus through differential equations
  - Computer programming
  - Electrical Circuits
  - Electronics
  - Digital design logic
  - Laboratory experience
- Minimum GRE quantitative scores of 155 required; minimum of 169 preferred
  - GRE scores are not required for graduates of ABET-accredited programs.
- Qualified applicants with other backgrounds may be extended an offer of conditional admission which will last until they fulfill the department's requirements for regular admission
For PhD applicants:
- Please reach out to your faculty of interest, as support is generally needed from the faculty member
- Previous Binghamton University students:
- External applicants with degrees outside Binghamton University
  - Please contact the department directly for details
Certificate Program: If you are interested in a certificate, please see our certificate requirements.

International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

Questions? Email ecestaff@binghamton.edu
Engineering, Industrial and Systems
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - MS Applicants: Undergraduate major in engineering or related field
  - PhD: MS in engineering or related field is desirable, but does not preclude admission for exceptional applicants
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- Publications or other supplementary documents
  - PhD Applicants: Recommended
  - MS Applicants: Optional
- GRE scores
- If interested in the Industrial and Systems Engineering (PhD) program, please reach out to your faculty of interest prior to submitting your application, as faculty support is generally required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

Questions? Email ssiedept@binghamton.edu
Engineering, Mechanical
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- Official GRE scores are recommended for master's and doctoral students who want to be considered for a graduate assistantship (TA/GA/RA)
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

Questions? Email megrad@binghamton.edu
English
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - MA Applicants: An undergraduate major in English or a related field is desirable for admission.
  - PhD Applicants: A master's degree in English or a closely related field is required for admission.
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your fields of interest and your experience/preparation in those fields
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- Writing sample
  - All applicants: Critical writing sample of 10 to 20 pages
  - Creative writing applicants: Portfolio of creative writing not more than 40 pages of fiction or 20 pages of verse
- GRE scores are accepted, but not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
French
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee (in English or French)
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation (in English or French)
- Writing sample from one of your undergraduate classes (midterm, final, etc.) on any topic and in any style (essay, report, response, note, etc.) that is long enough to demonstrate your ability to organize and develop ideas about a subject in French
- GRE scores not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university you have attended
- Personal statement
  - The personal statement should be between 1,000 and 1,500 words and should answer the question, "How does a degree in Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention relate to your professional aspirations?” As part of your statement, you may wish to describe relevant aspects of your personal, academic and/or professional background, what atrocity prevention means to you, your special interests within the field, and other considerations that may be of interest to the GMAP admissions committee. When evaluating the personal statement, the GMAP admissions committee assesses commitment to atrocity prevention as well as well as effectiveness in written communication.
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
  - The letters should be from individuals who know you in a professional capacity. This may include professors, work supervisors, and professionals from organizations where you have served as a volunteer or in another capacity. When evaluating the letters of recommendation, the GMAP admissions committee looks for evidence of academic achievement, community involvement, and personal characteristics that suggests the capacity to promote a culture of atrocity prevention and resilience.
- GRE scores are not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

Questions? Email igmap@binghamton.edu
Geography
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are accepted, but not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Geological Sciences
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement (~2000 words) that addresses the topics listed below. This will be used to help match your interests with our faculty, to assess your overall preparedness for graduate studies and as a sample of your writing ability.
  - What are your reasons for pursuing a graduate degree including fields of interest, career ambitions, what brought you to the geosciences and how our department serves your goals?
  - What drives you to succeed? Write about an experience you had, either in school or more generally in life, where you faced a significant challenge and discuss what skills you used to overcome it. You can also write about a time where you were not successful, but the experience led to personal growth.
  - The ability to deliver both independently and within a group setting are key to an effective graduate career and beyond. How do you motivate yourself while working independently? What challenges or successes have you faced while working in a group/team setting?
  - Problem solving is a key skill for a successful graduate career whether that be working with equipment in the lab or field, analyzing data, or finding resources to aid in your interpretation and writing. Beyond what you have already written, discuss how you approach problem solving. Focus on your methodology rather than on the outcomes of a specific example.
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Health Systems
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
Program Offerings: All interested must reach out to Erin Hornbeck at hornbeck@binghamton.edu.
- MS in Healthcare Systems Engineering
- MS in Systems Science: Health Systems (Concentration track)
- MS in Industrial and Systems Engineering: Health Systems (Concentration track)
  - Optional program:
    - MS in Industrial and Systems Engineering: Executive Health Systems is a 1-year program (Saturday only) in Manhattan, NY.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 1 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, fit for the program, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- GRE is Optional, but recommended for applicants interested in assistantships
  - GRE waived for BU alumni
  - Waiver inquiries are welcome from external applicants by reaching out to Erin Hornbeck at hornbeck@binghamton.edu
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
Due to international student regulations, international students are not eligible for participation in the programs available in Manhattan.

This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
History
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- Official GRE scores: optional, but encouraged
- Writing sample: a paper submitted for an advanced undergraduate or graduate course
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Human Rights

Visit the Human Rights Department website for program requirements.

Visit Binghamton’s graduate admissions website for general application requirements.

International students have additional requirements.

This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Information Systems
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - Bachelor's obtains in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering or other related fields
  - Demonstrate adequate prerequisite in programming (at least 1 programming language)
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your personal academic goals
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- 2 Letters of recommendation
- Official GRE scores (waived for fall 2023)
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

For more information, visit the Information Systems website.

Questions? Email applymsis@binghamton.edu
Italian
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee (in English or Italian)
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation (in English or Italian)
- Writing sample from one of your undergraduate classes (midterm, final, etc.) on any topic and in any style (essay, report, response, note, etc.) that is long enough to demonstrate your ability to organize and develop ideas about a subject in Italian
- GRE scores not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Management
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
Please note that applications are not accepted in every concentration for every year. Before preparing your application, please contact the School of Management to ensure that your application is matched with your concentration of interest.

To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - An MBA or MS Accounting is desirable, but degrees in other fields do not preclude admission for exceptional applicants.
  - Minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale; minimum graduate GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale.
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- Official GMAT or GRE scores
  - Management PhD minimum GMAT score: 670
  - Management PHD minimum GRE score: 95% in GRE quantitative section and 80% in all other GRE sections
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
  - Management PhD minimum TOEFL iBT score: 100
  - Management PhD minimum IELTS score: 7.5
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Materials Science and Engineering
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - MS: Undergraduate degree in one of the physical sciences or engineering
  - PhD: Undergraduate or graduate degree in one of the physical sciences or engineering
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- GRE scores
  - Masters: Optional through Spring 2024, recommended for applicants interested in a graduate assistantship
  - Doctoral: Strongly recommend if interested in receiving funding
    - *Funding is determined on a case-by-case basis, please reach out to the department if interested
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Mathematical Sciences
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, the department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- Official GRE scores are optional, but encouraged
  - Mathematical Sciences (PhD): 85% or higher in the quantitative reasoning section
  - Mathematical Sciences (MA): 70% or higher in the quantitative reasoning section
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

Questions? Email mathoffice@math.binghamton.edu
Music
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
All applicants should contact the director of graduate studies directly prior to submitting application materials for specific information pertaining to specialization-specific requirements, screening recordings, auditions and other aspects of the application process.

To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - An undergraduate degree in music is desirable for admission. Candidates with majors in other fields may be considered on a case-by-case basis if there is evidence of significant undergraduate music coursework in performance, music theory and music history.
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae detailing both educational and professional experience
- Two letters of recommendation
- Official GRE scores for music history and literature applicants
- Additional, concentration-specific application materials, which are uploaded to the Portfolio section of the online application. Materials are listed below, as well as on the department apply page.
  - For collaborative piano candidates: Click here for specific requirements. Auditions will begin in late February and will be arranged with the head of the program.
  - For composition candidates: PDF files of two or more recent, contrasting scores --- and accompanying recordings, as possible. MIDI versions are acceptable, but please include live recordings when available. Skype interviews will be held beginning in mid-February and are arranged by email with the program coordinator.
  - For conducting applicants: A recently recorded video file (10-30 minutes) of rehearsal and performance conducting; a recent audio file on the candidate's major instrument or voice, including at least two composition(s) in contrasting styles; and a resume of conducting experience, repertoire and career goals. Auditions will begin in February.
  - For instrumental performance applicants: A recently recorded pre-audition video file including at least two compositions in contrasting styles. Auditions with instrumental faculty will begin in February.
  - For music history and literature applicants: Official GRE scores and examples of written work. Interviews will be arranged by one of the musicology faculty.
  - For opera or vocal performance applicants: A recently recorded pre-audition video file including at least four compositions in contrasting styles, one each in English, French, German and Italian. Opera/oratorio and song literature should be included. Auditions will be held at Binghamton University on the weekend of February 14-16, 2020 and will be arranged with the program coordinator.
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

Questions? Email music.grad@binghamton.edu
Nursing PhD
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To be eligible for the PhD, you must have:
- A baccalaureate degree in nursing from an ACEN-, CCNE- or CNEA-accredited school of nursing program
- Successfully completed a statistics course within the last 5 years
- A current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered professional nurse in the United States
  - International students are additionally required to provide proof of a current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered professional nurse in their home country and in the United States
  - Prior to beginning clinical experiences in a New York clinical facility, students must submit a copy of their current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered nurse in New York; this is required by the New York State Department of Education Office of the Professions
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- 500-word personal statement that specifically addresses your research interests and professional goals, including possible Decker School of Nursing PhD faculty members whose current research may coincide with the applicant's background and interests
- Résumé or curriculum vitae that specifically detail a progressive record of continued development in nursing practice and scholarship in addition to employment and education history
- Two letters of recommendation for doctoral study
- A copy of your current license to practice as a registered professional nurse in the United States
- Writing sample: one scholarly paper that demonstrates your ability to analyze and/or synthesize nursing phenomena
- GRE Scores: Are not required
NOTE: Spring applicants may only choose a part-time option for the first semester due to prerequisite requirements.

International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website. Consult with the Decker School of Nursing before submitting an application, to ensure that the desired program meets international student requirements.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Nursing, Adult-Gerontological
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To be eligible for the MS, you must have:
- A bachelor's degree in nursing from an ACEN-, CCNE- or CNEA-accredited school of nursing program
- Successfully completed a descriptive statistics course with a grade of C or better
- A current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered professional nurse in the United States
  - Students must take and pass the NCLEX-RN examination prior to enrollment
  - International students are additionally required to provide proof of a current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered nurse in their home country
  - Prior to beginning clinical experiences in a New York clinical facility, students must submit a copy of their current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered nurse in New York; this is required by the New York State Department of Education Office of the Professions
- At least one year of full-time employment as a registered nurse is strongly encouraged. Candidates without one year of previous full-time employment may wish to consider enrolling in a part-time program while they acquire the needed work experience.
- **Please note the following:
  - The Adult-Gerontological Nursing Nurse Practitioner MS program is no longer offered
  - The Adult-Gerontological Nursing MS does not license qualifying and leads to becoming an educator only
    - If you have questions if the Adult-Gerontological Nursing MS program is the correct program for you, please reach out to Nicole Rouhana at nrouhana@binghamton.edu.
To be eligible for the Advanced Standing DNP, you must have:
- A bachelor's degree in nursing from an ACEN-, CCNE- or CNEA-accredited school of nursing program
- A master's degree in nursing from an ACEN-, CCNE- or CNEA-accredited school of nursing program
- Successfully completed a graduate-level statistics course within the past 5 years
- A current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered professional nurse in the United States
  - Prior to beginning clinical experiences in a New York clinical facility, students must submit a copy of their current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered nurse in New York; this is required by the New York State Department of Education Office of the Professions
  - International students are additionally required to provide proof of a current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered nurse in their home country. (Note: Binghamton University is not authorized to issue Forms I-20/DS-2019 for international students seeking F/J non-immigrant status for the DNP program.)
- A current, unencumbered license to practice as a nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist in the United States
- A current, national certification as a nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist
- ** Please note: Currently, only those in advanced standing, will be eligible to apply for the DNP program.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university you have attended
- A 500-word personal statement that addresses the following:
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
  - DNP applicants: You must address or detail evidence of your professional productivity, scholarship, or involvement in research.
- Letters of recommendation (2 for MS applicants; 3 for DNP applicants) from individuals who can comment authoritatively on your academic achievements and/or work or internship experience related to your program. Appropriate recommenders include academic references or individuals in supervisory positions; recommendations from coworkers or friends will not be accepted.
- Nursing licensure
- GRE scores are not required
International students must also submit the following materials: For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website. Consult with Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences before submitting an application, to ensure that the desired program meets international student requirements.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Nursing, Community Health
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To be eligible for the MS, you must have:
- A bachelor's degree in nursing from an ACEN-, CCNE- or CNEA-accredited school of nursing program
- Successfully completed a descriptive statistics course with a grade of C or better
- A current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered professional nurse in the United States
  - Students must take and pass the NCLEX-RN examination prior to enrollment
  - International students are additionally required to provide proof of a current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered nurse in their home country
  - Prior to beginning clinical experiences in a New York clinical facility, students must submit a copy of their current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered nurse in New York; this is required by the New York State Department of Education Office of the Professions
- At least one year of full-time employment as a registered nurse is strongly encouraged; candidates without one year of previous full-time employment may wish to consider enrolling in a part-time program while they acquire the needed work experience
- ** Please note the following:
  - The Community Health Nursing Nurse Practitioner MS program is no longer offered.
  - The Community Health Nursing MS program is not a license-qualifying program and leads to being an administrator or educator only
    - If you have questions if the Community Health Nursing MS program is the correct program for you, please reach out to Nicole Rouhana at nrouhana@binghamton.edu.
To be eligible for the Advanced Standing DNP, you must have:
- A bachelor's degree in nursing from an ACEN-, CCNE- or CNEA-accredited school of nursing program
- A master's degree in nursing from an ACEN-, CCNE- or CNEA-accredited school of nursing program
- Successfully completed a graduate-level statistics course within the past 5 years
- A current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered professional nurse in the United States
  - Prior to beginning clinical experiences in a New York clinical facility, students must submit a copy of their current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered nurse in New York; this is required by the New York State Department of Education Office of the Professions
  - International students are additionally required to provide proof of a current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered nurse in their home country. (Note: Binghamton University is not authorized to issue Forms I-20/DS-2019 for international students seeking F/J non-immigrant status for the DNP program.)
- A current, unencumbered license to practice as a nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist in the United States by the time of matriculation
- A current, national certification as a nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist
- ** Please note: Currently, only those in advanced standing, will be eligible to apply for the DNP program.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university you have attended
  - MS: WES evaluations are required
- A 500-word personal statement that addresses why you are seeking advanced education in general and specifically at Binghamton University, unique aspects of your background that will contribute to the Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences graduate community (for example, extracurricular, work or volunteer experiences), and your goals following completion of the program and how you expect graduate education to advance your career
  - DNP applicants: In your statement you must also identify your area of clinical interest as well as whether you are most interested in completing a DNP project that addresses: A) development of a process/plan that improves patient outcomes, B) program evaluation that improves patient outcomes or C) a process that influences health policy that may improve patient outcomes.
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
  - DNP applicants: You must address or detail evidence of your professional productivity, scholarship or involvement in research
- Letters of recommendation (2 for MS applicants; 3 for DNP applicants) from individuals who can comment authoritatively on your academic achievements and/or work or internship experience related to your program. Appropriate recommenders include academic references or individuals in supervisory positions; recommendations from coworkers or friends will not be accepted.
- Nursing licensure
- GRE scores are not required
International students must also submit the following materials: For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website. Consult with Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences before submitting an application, to ensure that the desired program meets international student requirements.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Nursing, Family Health
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To be eligible for the Advanced Standing DNP, you must have:
- A bachelor's degree in nursing from an ACEN-, CCNE- or CNEA-accredited school of nursing program
- A master's degree in nursing from an ACEN-, CCNE- or CNEA-accredited school of nursing program
- Successfully completed a graduate-level statistics course within the past 5 years
- A current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered professional nurse in the United States
  - Prior to beginning clinical experiences in a New York clinical facility, students must submit a copy of their current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered nurse in New York; this is required by the New York State Department of Education Office of the Professions
  - International students are additionally required to provide proof of a current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered nurse in their home country. (Note: Binghamton University is not authorized to issue Forms I-20/DS-2019 for international students seeking F/J non-immigrant status for the DNP program.)
- A current, unencumbered license to practice as a nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist in the United States by the time of matriculation
- A current, national certification as a nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist
- ** Please note the following:
  - The Family Nursing Practioner MS is no longer offered.
  - Currently, only those in advanced standing, will be eligible to apply for the DNP program
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university you have attended
- A 500-word personal statement that addresses the following:
  - Identifies your particular area of clinical interest
  - Which DNP project is of most interest
  - Reasons and/or career goals for obtaining a DNP
  - Note any unique aspects of their background that will contribute to the DSON graduate community
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
  - DNP applicants: You must address or detail evidence of your professional productivity, scholarship or involvement in research
- Three Letters of recommendation from individuals who can comment authoritatively on your academic achievements and/or work or internship experience related to your program. Appropriate recommenders include academic references or individuals in supervisory positions; recommendations from coworkers or friends will not be accepted.
- Nursing licensure
- GRE scores are not required
International students must also submit the following materials: For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website. Consult with Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences before submitting an application, to ensure that the desired program meets international student requirements.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Nursing, Family Psychiatric Mental Health
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To be eligible for the Advanced Standing DNP:
- A bachelor's degree in nursing from an ACEN-, CCNE- or CNEA-accredited school of nursing program
- A master's degree in nursing from an ACEN-, CCNE- or CNEA-accredited school of nursing program
- Successfully completed a graduate-level statistics course within the past 5 years
- A current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered professional nurse in the United States
  - Prior to beginning clinical experiences in a New York clinical facility, students must submit a copy of their current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered nurse in New York; this is required by the New York State Department of Education Office of the Professions
  - International students are additionally required to provide proof of a current, unencumbered license to practice as a registered nurse in their home country. (Note: Binghamton University is not authorized to issue Forms I-20/DS-2019 for international students seeking F/J non-immigrant status for the DNP program.)
- A current, unencumbered license to practice as a nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist in the United States
- A current, national certification as a nurse practitioner or clinical nurse specialist
- ** Please note the following:
  - The Family Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing MS and Family Family Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Nurse Practioner MS program is no longer offered
  - Currently, only those in advanced standing, will be eligible to apply for the DNP program
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university you have attended
- A 500-word personal statement that addresses the following:
  - Identifies your particular area of clinical interest
  - Which DNP project is of most interest
  - Reasons and/or career goals for obtaining a DNP
  - Note any unique aspects of their background that will contribute to the DSON graduate community
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
  - You must address or detail evidence of your professional productivity, scholarship, or involvement in research
- Three Letters of recommendation from individuals who can comment authoritatively on your academic achievements and/or work or internship experience related to your program. Appropriate recommenders include academic references or individuals in supervisory positions; recommendations from coworkers or friends will not be accepted.
- Nursing licensure
- GRE scores are not required
International students must also submit the following materials: For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website. Consult with Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences before submitting an application, to ensure that the desired program meets international student requirements.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Occupational Therapy, Entry-Level Professional

Application to Binghamton University’s OTD Entry-Level Professional program is conducted via the Occupational Therapist Centralized Application System/OTCAS. The Doctor of Occupational Therapy Entry-Level Professional program requires applicants to have completed a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university prior to enrollment. Applicants must also have completed all prerequisite coursework prior to enrollment. In addition, applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.75 in their undergraduate degree transcript. The OTD Entry-Level Professional program does not require the submission of GRE scores.

Get complete information about admission requirements and how to apply.
Pharmaceutical Sciences
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - 12 or more credits in higher level chemistry, biochemistry, biology, physiology, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, genetics and/or related area are required.
  - GPA of 3.0 or above, with a science GPA of 3.0 or above, is required.
- 500-word personal statement that specifically addresses your research interests and professional goals with a mention of possible current Binghamton University School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences PhD faculty member(s) whose current research may best coincide with your background and interests
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- Official GRE scores are optional
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

Questions? Email pharmsci@binghamton.edu
Pharmacy

The PharmD program requires at minimum 62 semester credit hours of study at an accredited college or university, or an equivalent institution, as determined by the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, for admission. All course prerequisites must be completed by the time of matriculation, and each course must have a grade of C- or better prior to enrollment. An overall GPA of 2.75 and a science GPA of 2.75 are recommended minimum for entry. The GRE is accepted, and the PCAT is no longer required.

Learn more about admission requirements, technical standards, and how to apply.

Questions? Email pharmacy@binghamton.edu.
Philosophy - Social, Political, Ethical and Legal
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Letters of recommendation (2 for MA applicants; 3 for PhD applicants)
- A writing sample of up to 20 pages.
- GRE scores are accepted, but not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Physical Therapy

The Doctor of Physical Therapy program requires applicants to complete a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university prior to enrollment. Applicants must also have completed all prerequisite coursework prior to enrollment. In addition, applicants must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 in their undergraduate degree transcript OR a minimum GPA of 3.0 in all prerequisite coursework. The DPT program does not require submission of GRE scores.

Learn more about admission requirements and how to apply, technical standards and program outcomes.

Questions? Email admissionspt@binghamton.edu.
Physics
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Hold or be within one academic year of earning a Bachelor’s degree
- Have at least a 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career*
*International transcripts are considered on a case-by-case basis to account for different grading scales used around the world.

To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
GRE scores are no longer required but are accepted if you wish to submit them.

International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Political Science
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - PhD Program: Minimum GPA of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are accepted, but not required
  - Minimum 155-162 Verbal, 151-160 Quantitative Reasoning
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Psychology, Behavioral Neuroscience
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - An undergraduate degree in psychology is desirable, but a degree in another field does not preclude admission.
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are not required, nor considered
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
  - Note:
    - Most students receive graduate assistantships (GAs) and teaching assistantships (TAs) that provide competitive stipends and tuition scholarships in exchange for 10 to 20 hours of work per week during the semester. The scholarship covers in-state or out-of-state tuition during students' first year of study and in-state tuition in years 2, 3, and 4.
    - The Behavioral Neuroscience (PHD) department is typically able to cover university fees as well.
    - GAs perform research and/or provide administrative aid within their graduate discipline or for a department or program, while TAs provide classroom support, either by teaching, leading discussion sections, grading work or preparing classroom materials. For more information on assistantships, see the Cost and Funding website.
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Psychology, Clinical Science
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - An undergraduate degree in psychology is desirable, but a degree in another field does not preclude admission.
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are not required or considered
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
  - Note:
    - Most students receive graduate assistantships (GAs) and teaching assistantships (TAs) that provide competitive stipends and tuition scholarships in exchange for 10 to 20 hours of work per week during the semester. The scholarship covers in-state or out-of-state tuition during students' first year of study and in-state tuition in years 2, 3, and 4.
    - The Clinical Psychology department is typically able to cover university fees as well.
    - GAs perform research and/or provide administrative aid within their graduate discipline or for a department or program, while TAs provide classroom support, either by teaching, leading discussion sections, grading work or preparing classroom materials. For more information on assistantships, see our Cost and Funding website.
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Psychology, Cognitive
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are optional but are encouraged
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
  - Note:
    - Most students receive graduate assistantships (GAs) and teaching assistantships (TAs) that provide competitive stipends and tuition scholarships in exchange for 10 to 20 hours of work per week during the semester. The scholarship covers in-state or out-of-state tuition during students' first year of study and in-state tuition in years 2, 3, and 4.
    - The Cognitive and Brain Sciences department is typically able to cover university fees as well.
    - GAs perform research and/or provide administrative aid within their graduate discipline or for a department or program, while TAs provide classroom support, either by teaching, leading discussion sections, grading work or preparing classroom materials. For more information on assistantships, see our Cost and Funding website.
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Public Administration

Visit the Public Administration Department website for program requirements.

Visit Binghamton’s graduate admissions website for general application requirements.

International students have additional requirements.

This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Public Health
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
Note: An applicant who does not meet the academic requirements for admission may be admitted conditionally (see Graduate School Policies and Procedures). A conditional admission indicates that, although the candidate did not meet admission requirements, other elements of the application (such as the personal statement, reference letters, etc.) suggest they possess the potential to be successful. Students admitted conditionally must have satisfactory academic performance in the first semester of the MPH program to receive a change in status to “regular.”

To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university you have attended
  - A successful background in quantitative coursework is expected
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are not routinely required, but may be requested based on evaluation of official transcripts
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores (NOTE: The MPH program requires higher TOEFL iBT, IELTS, PTE Academic and Duolingo scores than Binghamton University's Graduate School, see below)
  - Public health minimum TOEFL iBT score: 107
  - Public health minimum TOEFL Essentials score: 11
  - Public health minimum IELTS score: 7.5
  - Public health minimum PTE Academic score: 74
  - Public health minimum Duolingo score: 125
This information is subject to change. Contact the MPH program director with questions about program-specific requirements.
Social Work

Visit the MSW Department website for program requirements.

Visit Binghamton’s graduate admissions website for general application requirements.

International students have additional requirements.

This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Sociology
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - An undergraduate or master's degree in sociology or anthropology, economics, geography, philosophy or political science is desirable for admission.
- Personal statement of 2-3 pages describing your interest in pursuing a graduate degree, your career aspirations, your speical interests in the field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are accepted, but not required
- Writing sample
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Spanish
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee (in English or Spanish)
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation (in English or Spanish)
- Writing sample from one of your undergraduate classes (midterm, final, etc.) on any topic and in any style (essay, report, response, note, etc.) that is long enough to demonstrate your ability to organize and develop ideas about a subject in Spanish
- GRE scores not required
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Statistics
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are optional but encouraged
  - 70% or higher in the quantitative reasoning section
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

Questions? Email mathoffice@math.binghamton.edu.
Student Affairs Administration

Visit the Student Administration Department website for program requirements.

Visit Binghamton’s graduate admissions website for general application requirements.

International students have additional requirements.

This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Sustainable Communities

Visit the Sustainable Communities Department website for program requirements.

Visit Binghamton’s graduate admissions website for general application requirements.

International students have additional requirements.

This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Systems Science
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
- Personal statement of 2 to 3 pages describing your reasons for pursuing graduate study, your career aspirations, your special interests within your field, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Two letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are accepted, but not required
- Note: If you wish to be a part-time PHD online student, please reach out to Hiroki Sayama at sayama@binghamton.edu
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.

Questions? Reach out to Hiroki Sayama at sayama@binghamton.edu
Theatre
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - Undergraduate major in theatre is not required. Students without sufficient background in theatre studies are required to satisfactorily complete certain undergraduate courses beyond those required for the graduate degree.
- Personal statement 2-3 pages describing your interest in pursuing a graduate degree and your career aspirations, and any unusual features of your background that might need explanation or be of interest to the graduate admissions committee
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Three letters of recommendation
- GRE scores not required
- Writing and/or work samples to supplement the application, based on your prospective concentration:
  - Acting: A video recording of an audition consisting of 2 one-minute monologues of contrasting style (alternately, you may arrange for an in-person audition)
  - Theory and Criticism: Up to 15 pages of analytical, critical writing, such as a portion of a thesis chapter, term or seminar paper, or other written assignment
  - Technical Production and Design: An electronic or DVD portfolio of your work, or link to an online portfolio of the same
  - Directing: A one-page directing concept for a production the student has or would like to direct AND ONE of the following: an audition as described for acting above; a video recording of a scene directed by the applicant (no more than ten minutes); or a digital copy of a directing promptbook for a production the applicant has directed
  - Other: For other prospective concentrations, please contact the Director of the Graduate Program in Theatre before submitting your application to determine the appropriate work sample
International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.
Translation Studies
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- Provide a complete set of your undergraduate (and, if applicable, graduate) transcripts showing one of the following:
  - You have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are within one academic year of earning a bachelor’s degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
  - You are eligible to apply as part of a memorandum of understanding between your current institution and Binghamton University
- Have earned, at minimum, one of the following:
  - A 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
  - A 3.0 GPA during your last 60 semester credits or 90 quarter credits of your undergraduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - A 3.0 GPA in a graduate degree, with most courses graded regularly (not as "pass/fail")
  - In consideration of the different grading scales used around the world, each academic department evaluates international transcripts to determine on a case-by-case basis whether they demonstrate one of the above requirements.
- PhD applicants should have:
  - A masters degree
  - Practical experience or academic background in translation
  - Near-native fluency in English, as well as the ability to write academic texts in English
  - Near-native fluency in a second language
  - Good reading knowledge of a third language.
To apply, you must submit the following materials. For general guidelines for these materials, see the Admission Requirements website.
- Online graduate degree application with graduate degree application fee
- Transcripts from each college or university that you have attended
  - PhD applicants: A master's degree is desirable for admission
- Personal statement
  - PhD applicants: 2-3 pages describing your research project and how your experiences, our institution and the faculty you named can help you. Explain why you're the one to do this project and why we're the place for you to do it. Tell us about your strengths and how what you've done supports what you intend to research.
  - MA applicants: 2-3 pages describing your research project and how your experiences, our institution and the faculty you named can help you)
  - Certificate applicants: Describe your qualifications, your interest in the program and your language proficiency in a 1-2 page personal statement.
- Résumé or curriculum vitae
- Letters of recommendation
  - PhD applicants: Three letters of recommendation
  - MA applicants: Two letters of recommendation (at least one should attest to your language proficiency and speak to your reading comprehension ability)
  - Certificate applicants: One letter of recommendation
- Official GRE scores
  - PhD applicants: Required
    - Recommended GRE minimum: 310
    - GMAT and LSAT scores are also accepted
  - MA applicants: Accepted but not required
- Writing sample
  - PhD applicants: May comprise a thesis or a paper from an upper-division undergraduate or graduate course
  - MA applicants: Two writing samples, one in each language, one of which can be non-academic, typically an upper-division undergraduate paper or thesis (minimum of 2 pages each in 12 point font, one-inch margins)
  - Certificate applicants: Two writing samples, one in each language, one of which can be non-academic, typically an upper-division undergraduate paper or thesis (minimum of 2 pages each in 12 point font, one-inch margins)
- Note: Applicants lacking previous graduate coursework in languages should be prepared for a diagnostic examination during the application process.
Certificate Program: If you are interested in a certificate, please see our certificate requirements.

International students must also submit the following materials. For more information about these materials, see the International Students section of the Admission Requirements website.
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) form
- Supporting financial documentation (such as bank statements, scholarship or sponsor letters, etc.)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as official TOEFL/IELTS/Pearson PTE Academic/Duolingo scores)
  - Translation and translation studies minimum TOEFL iBT score:
    - PhD applicants: 100
    - MA applicants: 95
  - Translation and translation studies minimum IELTS score:
    - PhD applicants: 7
    - MA applicants: 7
  - Translation and translation studies minimum PTE Academic score:
    - PhD applicants: 68
    - MA applicants: 65
  - Translation and translation studies minimum Duolingo score: 120
    - PhD applicants: 120
    - MA applicants: 115
This information is subject to change. While we make every effort to update these program pages, we recommend that you contact the department with questions about program-specific requirements.