Graduate Program Admissions Information

Admission to both the MTF and the MTA Programs is competitive.

Financial aid awards vary, and may include the following:

Partial Scholarships.
Full scholarships.
Full fellowships, which include full scholarship and a small stipend.
Teaching Assistantships, which include full scholarship and stipend for assisting with student teaching
supervision and other work of the department (MTA candidates only).
WINS (Noyce Fellowships), which include full tuition and a generous stipend for Math and Science candidates who commit to teaching 2 years in a high need school following graduation.
Minority Supplements. Additional funding is available for outstanding minority candidates.

Admission and financial aid decisions are based on the following:

Undergraduate grade point average
GRE scores (Verbal, Quantitative, and Analytic Writing)
References
Essay describing interest
Finalists are also asked to submit a video-taped interview
Applicants to the MTF program for Foreign Language must also contact ACTFL (www.actfl.org) to setup an Oral Proficiency Interview before application to the MTF program.