Step 1: Submit your University of Florida Graduate School Application
Select Research and Evaluation Methodology as your desired program
A $30.00 (non-refundable) Application Fee is required. Credit card payments require an additional $7.00 processing fee.
Three (3) Letters of Recommendation
Statement of Purpose
Transcripts sent to: University of Florida Office of Admissions PO Box 114000 Gainesville, FL 32611-4000
NOTE: The GRE is not required for master’s programs in Research and Evaluation Methodology.
Step 2: Program Application and Supporting Application Material
Required Program Application Materials
Résumé
Transcripts In the original language and translated to English (if applicable)
Degree certificate from each university or college In the original language and translated to English (if applicable)
Three (3) recommendations Insert information under recommendations tab
Statement of Purpose The Statement of Purpose is a crucial component of your application to the master’s program. This two-page document should comprehensively articulate your intentions and aspirations. Specifically, it should address the following points: 1. Program Understanding: Clearly explain why you are interested in pursuing a master’s in Research and Evaluation Methodology at the University of Florida. Demonstrate your understanding of the program’s core principles, structure, and objectives; 2. Career Goals: Describe your short-term and long-term career goals. Explain how this master’s program will help you achieve these objectives and contribute to your professional growth. 3. Specific Interests: If applicable, detail your specific study/research interests and how they align with the themes and areas of expertise within the program. Showcase your knowledge of current issues and trends in areas of the program. 4. Faculty Alignment: Identify any faculty member with whom you would like to work. Discuss how their expertise/research aligns with your interests, and how you believe their guidance will be instrumental in your academic and professional development. Include any additional information that may strengthen your application. This could be relevant academic or professional experiences, personal achievements, or unique perspectives that you bring to the program.
All application materials for the on-campus M.A.E. must be received before:
October 15 (Spring)
March 15 (Summer)
May 15 (Fall)
International students should plan for a minimum of 6 months between their application and the start of the semester they intend to enroll.
Admission to the program is based on a comprehensive review of all application materials. The program gives strong consideration to the statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, relevant work and/or life experiences, and performance in prior undergraduate and graduate coursework (GPA). Admissions decisions are based on selecting applicants who demonstrate promise for not only completing their degree, but for becoming a competent professional as well.
For additional question or concerns or to check on the status of your application please email GradAdmissions@coe.ufl.edu.
International students should plan for a minimum of 6 months between their application and the start of the semester they intend to enroll.