Admission
to the Division
Students
from other colleges or universities should apply for admission to the
division through the Office of the Dean of Students, Division of the Humanities.
A
student with a bachelor's degree or with a master's degree will, in general,
be considered for admission on the basis of his or her academic record
and on the recommendation of the department or committee under whose guidance
the student wishes to study.
All
students in the division are expected to acquire foreign language competence
sufficient for advanced study in their degree programs; for further information
on these requirements, please see the statements of the departments and
committees.
Admission
as Student-at-Large
A
person who is qualified for independent study, but who is not seeking
a degree, may be admitted to the division as a student-at-large. Admission
is considered upon the basis of a formal application, transcripts of former
academic work, and a statement of purpose. U.S. citizens and permanent
residents should apply for admission through the University's Graham School
of General Studies. International students should apply directly through
the Office of the Dean of Students, Division of the Humanities.
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