What are your academic and research goals and career plans?.What area of planning research is of particular interest to you, and how might you explore this interest as a doctoral student at Georgia Tech?.Why have you chosen to apply to the Ph.D. program in - City and Regional Planning at Georgia Institute of Technology? Which of our current faculty members would be well suited to serve as an advisor to your research and why?.Describe what you have done to prepare yourself for study in a Ph.D.In addition to the general requirements described above that must be submitted to the Georgia Tech’s Graduate Admissions office, the following materials are also required for admission to the Ph.D. All other applications should be submitted by March 15th.
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To be considered for merit-based departmental aid, such as fellowships and GRAs, applications must be submitted in full by January 15th. As much as appropriate, there will be consistent admissions standards across students whose backgrounds are from the disciplines represented in the interdisciplinary curriculum. Required scores (minimums and anticipated admissions standards) will be commensurate with each unit’s current standards for its existing master’s degree programs. Applicants who do not meet the course requirements may be admitted with the provision they complete those requirements prior to enrollment in particular classes.Īpplicants will be required to provide GRE scores, TOEFL (for international students), academic transcripts, a personal statement, and three letters of recommendation. Preparation for the MSUA degree can be demonstrated by past performance on appropriate coursework and/or by workplace experience as well as standardized testing. In addition, some basic knowledge of computer programming using a high-level language (Python, Java, etc.) is desired, but not required. Minimum requirements for admission include a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent), and the completion of at least one college-level course in mathematics, probability and statistics, each with a satisfactory grade of “C” or better. We are looking for exceptional students with a strong interest in the application of analytics/data-science to pressing urban challenges. The MS-GIST committee does not apply a strict admission formula but considers the full range of information included in program applications. Excellence in prior academic work is essential, but priority is given to applicants who have demonstrated effectiveness as leaders, analysts and/or designers in previous paid or volunteer settings.ĭual Degree applicants must be admitted to the MCRP program and the additional degree program separately. Please visit our dual degree webpage for more information, and refer to the other school's websites for information on their admissions process and requirements.Īpplicants typically demonstrate academic performance that meet or exceed the following criteria for admission into the MS-GISTprogram: We look for master's degree students who will successfully advance the quality of life in communities through planning work after graduation.
Those who are accepted to the program without merit-based departmental aid still have several options for assistance in funding their education. All other applications should be submitted by February 15th. To be considered for merit-based departmental aid, such as fellowships and GRA applications, you must submit and application in full by January 15th. TOEFL iBT Scores, if applicable, with a minimum of 100.Submitting GRE scores is optional, yet encouraged, especially if an applicant wants to be considered for merit-based financial aid.Graduate Record Examination (GRE) Scores of 150 for Verbal Reasoning, 150 for Quantitative Reasoning, and 4.0 Analytical Writing.A 3.0/4.0 undergraduate GPA and a 3.5/4.0 master’s degree GPA if applicable.
Applicants typically demonstrate academic performance that meet or exceed the following criteria for admission into the MCRP program:
Planning Local Economic Development LabĪdmitted MCRP students have strong academic records and are able to clearly communicate their reasons for pursuing an advanced degree in City and Regional Planning.Affiliated Research Centers & Academic Labs.MCRP Applied Research Papers & Master's Theses.Master of Science in Geographic Information Science & Technology.Master of Science in Global Development.
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