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Transcript: Copies of your academic transcript(s) and degree certificate(s) from each post-secondary institution that you attended (past and/or current), showing all courses and marks are required. Transcript(s) must be in the original language and include a certified translation if the transcript is not in English. Only one complete file per institution should be uploaded. (e.g. do not create an individual document for each page of your transcript.) Recommendation Letter: All applications must be supported by a minimum of two confidential letters of recommendation. A suitable referee is an individual who is fully knowledgeable and aware of your education and abilities. Referees should be academic in nature where possible. Professional referees will only be accepted in situations where the applicant's professional experience is most relevant. You will need to supply the names of your referees, and their email address, in the online application.

Transcript: Transcripts of all of your previous undergraduate grades (and graduate grades, if you have already done graduate work), along with a confirmation of the conferred degree. If these are not in English, you must also provide a translation. You will be able to upload your transcripts in the application system. If you are accepted into the program, you will be asked to provide official transcripts. Curriculum Vitae: Your C.V. or resumé is required. Personal Statement: A personal statement of goals and interests. In this, we would like you to take up to 500 words to describe your goals for graduate work. You should discuss your interest in the area you wish to pursue, including your reflections on any relevant previous study or practical experience. Also, as far as it is now possible, you can tentatively identify the courses you are interested in and the research questions you want to investigate. Recommendation Letter: References from two academic referees. You will be asked to provide contact information for at least two academic referees. Once payment of the application fee has been made, Carleton University will contact the referees by email and request them to submit a reference for you. These references should be from university professors who can comment on your past academic work and your aptitude for success in our program. The more specific the referees are in describing your academic performance, the easier it is for us to make a well-informed decision. If you are unable to identify two academic referees, it is permissible to substitute ONE professional referee who can attest to your professional abilities. Writing Sample: A sample of an academic paper you have written (in English) that you are particularly proud of and which you think represents your interests and abilities well.

Transcript: One copy of Academic Transcripts/Audits from the university or universities you have attended. If you are currently completing your undergraduate degree, upload an interim transcript/audit before the February 1 deadline. Upon recommendation of admission, original official transcripts will be required. Curriculum Vitae: One Resumé/Curriculum Vitae is required. Personal Statement: One Statement of Intent outlining your interests and objectives in the MJ program. The statement should be a 2-4 page, double-spaced document that discusses who you are, why you wish to become a journalist, what you hope to achieve in our program, and what you hope to do with a Master of Journalism degree. Recommendation Letter: Two confidential Referee Appraisal Forms. These are generated electronically to those listed on your OUAC Application form. Ensure the information is correct and the referees have been informed of their role. Referees should be able to comment on your academic background and aptitude for graduate school. Professional journalists applying for advanced standing may list professional references. Writing Sample: One set of Writing Samples — ideally works of journalism. Your samples should display your skills as a writer, researcher or thinker. The samples should consist of newspaper and magazine clippings, and newsletters (all of these are to be uploaded online – maximum of three). Please indicate whether your sample has been published or broadcast and include details of the airdate where appropriate. If you are uploading essays from your undergraduate degree, select those that, in your view, represent your best work.

Transcript: Transcripts from all post-secondary institutions you have attended Personal Statement: A one-page Statement of Intent is required. Recommendation Letter: Two letters of reference (uploaded by referees)

Transcript: Copies of your academic transcript(s) and degree certificate(s) from each post-secondary institution that you attended (past and/or current), showing all courses and marks are required. Transcript(s) must be in the original language and include a certified translation if the transcript is not in English. Only one complete file per institution should be uploaded. (e.g. do not create an individual document for each page of your transcript.) Recommendation Letter: All applications must be supported by a minimum of two confidential letters of recommendation. A suitable referee is an individual who is fully knowledgeable and aware of your education and abilities. Referees should be academic in nature where possible. Professional referees will only be accepted in situations where the applicant's professional experience is most relevant. You will need to supply the names of your referees, and their email address, in the online application.

Transcript: During the application process, you will be required to provide Official transcript(s) Personal Statement: Statement of intent (1-2 pages describing your reasons for pursuing an M.A. degree in Film Studies at Carleton) is required. Recommendation Letter: Two letters of recommendation are required. Writing Sample: One writing sample (an example of your scholarly writing, preferably on a topic that is film or media related)

Transcript: One transcript (unofficial can be uploaded by student – official transcripts can be mailed to the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs and only required if offer is made). Personal Statement: A statement of academic/research interests and ambitions (1-2 pages in length). Applicants’ statements of interest should provide a clear and focused description of their research interests and why they wish to enroll in the program. Recommendation Letter: Two referee appraisal forms and letters of reference (to be uploaded by referees) Writing Sample: The sample of written work should have been completed in the most recent degree program and can be a term paper, thesis proposal, or published work.

Transcript: Copies of your academic transcript(s) and degree certificate(s) from each post-secondary institution that you attended (past and/or current), showing all courses and marks are required. Transcript(s) must be in the original language and include a certified translation if the transcript is not in English. Only one complete file per institution should be uploaded. (e.g. do not create an individual document for each page of your transcript.) Recommendation Letter: All applications must be supported by a minimum of two confidential letters of recommendation. A suitable referee is an individual who is fully knowledgeable and aware of your education and abilities. Referees should be academic in nature where possible. Professional referees will only be accepted in situations where the applicant's professional experience is most relevant. You will need to supply the names of your referees, and their email address, in the online application.

Transcript: One unofficial transcript is required for each degree that you have obtained or any Universities you have attended. This includes any Universities you may have attended on exchange or any online Universities that you may have attended as well. All legends (grading scores) must be included. For Non-English transcripts, we will require both the translated and original transcripts from your University. Should you be offered admission you will have to request an official transcript from all the Universities you have attended and the University will have to send it directly to the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs at Carleton University. You cannot upload copies of official transcripts yourself. Curriculum Vitae: You have to submit a CV. Dr. Jo-Anne LeFevre, Director of the Institute of Cognitive Science has provided an instruction sheet to help you determine what elements need to be in your Curriculum Vitae. Personal Statement: You have to submit a statement of research interests. Dr. Jo-Anne LeFevre, Director of the Institute of Cognitive Science has provided an instruction sheet to help you determine what elements need to be in your research statement. Recommendation Letter: Two referee appraisal forms are required. The referees who write your admission letters must have a doctorate degree. Ensure that your thesis supervisor from your previous degree, writes one of your recommendation letters. The Referee Appraisal form is automatically generated to your Referees. Problems occur when the email addresses are incorrect, so double check to ensure you have entered the email address correctly. Writing Sample: Writing Samples are required for admission consideration. This is a sole author, academic paper that you feel demonstrates your writing and research potential. Domestic Students must submit 1 writing sample and International Students must submit 2 writing samples which may be a conference paper, a term paper, or a portion of a thesis with a limit of 5-35 pages. Preference Form: We encourage you to contact potential supervisors in advance of the application deadline to discuss the possibility of supervision, possible research projects, etc. You must indicate up to three supervision choices on the Supervisor Preference Form. If accepted into the program, the name of your supervisor will be indicated on your Statement of Admission. Students will not be accepted into the program without a faculty member who has agreed to act as a supervisor.