纽约大学

1、在线申请表和申请费 2、语言成绩单 3、SAT或ACT成绩单 4、高中毕业证书及学习成绩单 5、银行存款证明及收入证明

1、在线申请表和申请费 2、语言成绩单 3、SAT或ACT成绩单 4、高中毕业证书及学习成绩单 5、银行存款证明及收入证明

1、在线申请表和申请费 2、语言成绩单 3、SAT或ACT成绩单 4、高中毕业证书及学习成绩单 5、银行存款证明及收入证明

1、在线申请表和申请费 2、语言成绩单 3、SAT或ACT成绩单 4、高中毕业证书及学习成绩单 5、银行存款证明及收入证明 6、护照原件及复印件 7、教师推荐信

1、在线申请表和申请费 2、语言成绩单 3、SAT或ACT成绩单 4、高中毕业证书及学习成绩单 5、银行存款证明及收入证明

1、在线申请表和申请费 2、语言成绩单 3、SAT或ACT成绩单 4、高中毕业证书及学习成绩单 5、银行存款证明及收入证明

1、在线申请表和申请费 2、语言成绩单 3、SAT或ACT成绩单 4、高中毕业证书及学习成绩单 5、银行存款证明及收入证明

1、在线申请表和申请费 2、语言成绩单 3、SAT或ACT成绩单 4、高中毕业证书及学习成绩单 5、银行存款证明及收入证明

1、在线申请表和申请费 2、语言成绩单 3、SAT或ACT成绩单 4、高中毕业证书及学习成绩单 5、银行存款证明及收入证明 6、护照原件及复印件 7、教师推荐信

1、在线申请表和申请费 2、语言成绩单 3、SAT或ACT成绩单 4、高中毕业证书及学习成绩单 5、银行存款证明及收入证明

Transcript: Students entering an NYU Wagner master's program are required to hold a four-year bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in the U.S. or an equivalent degree from a foreign country. If you submit your application prior to the conferral of your bachelor's degree or equivalent, we will accept and evaluate your application with the understanding that your degree completion is in progress. If an offer of admission is made, it will be contingent upon receiving your degree conferral prior to enrollment. Transcripts submitted through the online application must meet the following criteria: •Unofficial transcripts are required from all colleges or universities attended in which you earned grades and/or academic credits at the college-level, including undergraduate, study abroad, transfer credits, continuing education, etc. •Uploaded files must be scanned copies of transcript(s) received from the college/university registrar OR electronic transcripts (such as those available through eSCRIP-SAFE, Parchment, and National Student Clearinghouse). •Transcripts must show all courses taken, all credits earned, and all grades received. •Transcripts must include your full legal name and the name of the college or university attended. •Transcripts must be written in English. •Word documents and HTML documents are not acceptable. Transcripts for institutions located outside of the United States If you received a graduate or undergraduate degree from an institution that is located outside of the United States, we recommend that you use a third party international credential evaluation service to assess U.S. bachelor’s equivalency and obtain a course-by-course evaluation of your grade point average. International credential evaluations are strongly recommended but are not required. If submitting an international credential evaluation, remember to upload both your unofficial transcript from the degree-granting institution and a copy of your international credential evaluation report from an approved evaluation service. If you are submitting a paper copy or electronic copy of your evaluation report, please have the service send your evaluation to the following address: NYU Wagner Office of Admissions, 295 Lafayette Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY, 10012 or to wagner.admissions@nyu.edu. Applicants who submit an international credential evaluation of their transcripts are eligible to request an application fee waiver from NYU Wagner prior to submitting their application. Please indicate that you submitted an international credential evaluation in the Application Fee section in order to receive the application fee waiver. Curriculum Vitae: Please upload a resume or CV that includes your employment and professional history in reverse chronological order, with titles, dates, and whether you worked part-time or full-time. Your educational record should also be in reverse chronological order and should indicate dates of attendance and degree(s) earned. We encourage you to include information about the following additional activities: •Volunteer, public service, political, and/or civic work you have done; •Academic and professional honors, honorary societies, leadership and service awards; •Other professional activities; •Relevant publications; and/or •Extracurricular activities. Personal Statement: We are interested in learning more about your commitment to public service and how you bring your experiences to bear to make an impact on the communities and organizations you aspire to serve. Essay 1 A career in public service has never been static, but in our ever-evolving, globally interrelated world, the pace of change keeps getting faster. Sectors overlap, roles change, and then change again. Solutions are found at the intersections and more than ever context matters. Public service leadership requires skills to respond to the shifting service terrain. Describe your short and long-term professional goals in public service. How does your decision to pursue graduate study at NYU Wagner move you towards the achievement of your goals? What do you hope to accomplish in the program? (500 words) Essay 2 Public service professionals face tremendous challenges both in and out of the workplace. Resilience and strength of character are vital characteristics for success in any facet of public service. Describe a challenge you encountered in your personal, professional, or academic life. How were you tested? What actions did you take to overcome the challenge? (500 words) Recommendation Letter: Please submit two (2) letters of recommendation from individuals who can speak best to your academic and professional achievements and potential. We strongly prefer a balance of academic and professional sources. Letters of recommendation must be submitted through the online application system. We do not accept mailed recommendations. Recommenders are required to complete the online evaluation form. Their response to the recommendation questions may be in either letter or short answer format and should not exceed two pages each. Video Essay: Members of the NYU Wagner community—our students, faculty, and staff—are passionate about public service. Create a video of no longer than one (1) minute in length that describes a unique perspective, skill set, or life experience you have. Articulate how it might benefit your classmates, enhance discourse in the classroom, and/or contribute to the NYU Wagner community. Please note that the video must be of the applicant. Instructions on how to submit your Video Essay: •Please upload your video to an easily accessible website (such as YouTube). •Record the URL in the designated area in the online application and provide access information in the space provided. •Please note, it is the applicant's responsibility to correctly configure the security and access settings for the video. We recommend that the applicant use the strongest privacy settings available while still allowing access to NYU Wagner. For instance, if using YouTube, we suggest using the "Unlisted Video" setting so that only individuals who have the URL can view it. The applicant is also responsible for adhering to the terms and conditions of the website used to share the video essay. •For admitted applicants who attend the program, NYU Wagner will retain a short excerpt or screen shot of the video as a part of the official student record. •We are unable to watch videos that come in any form other than a URL link. We will not accept videos sent by email or on DVD through the mail. •A webcam video is perfectly acceptable.

Transcript: Official transcripts from each post-secondary institution attended Curriculum Vitae: CV is required Personal Statement: Personal Statement is required Recommendation Letter: Three letters of recommendation

Transcript: Students entering an NYU Wagner master's program are required to hold a four-year bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in the U.S. or an equivalent degree from a foreign country. If you submit your application prior to the conferral of your bachelor's degree or equivalent, we will accept and evaluate your application with the understanding that your degree completion is in progress. If an offer of admission is made, it will be contingent upon receiving your degree conferral prior to enrollment. Transcripts submitted through the online application must meet the following criteria: •Unofficial transcripts are required from all colleges or universities attended in which you earned grades and/or academic credits at the college-level, including undergraduate, study abroad, transfer credits, continuing education, etc. •Uploaded files must be scanned copies of transcript(s) received from the college/university registrar OR electronic transcripts (such as those available through eSCRIP-SAFE, Parchment, and National Student Clearinghouse). •Transcripts must show all courses taken, all credits earned, and all grades received. •Transcripts must include your full legal name and the name of the college or university attended. •Transcripts must be written in English. •Word documents and HTML documents are not acceptable. Transcripts for institutions located outside of the United States If you received a graduate or undergraduate degree from an institution that is located outside of the United States, we recommend that you use a third party international credential evaluation service to assess U.S. bachelor’s equivalency and obtain a course-by-course evaluation of your grade point average. International credential evaluations are strongly recommended but are not required. If submitting an international credential evaluation, remember to upload both your unofficial transcript from the degree-granting institution and a copy of your international credential evaluation report from an approved evaluation service. If you are submitting a paper copy or electronic copy of your evaluation report, please have the service send your evaluation to the following address: NYU Wagner Office of Admissions, 295 Lafayette Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY, 10012 or to wagner.admissions@nyu.edu. Applicants who submit an international credential evaluation of their transcripts are eligible to request an application fee waiver from NYU Wagner prior to submitting their application. Please indicate that you submitted an international credential evaluation in the Application Fee section in order to receive the application fee waiver. Curriculum Vitae: Please upload a resume or CV that includes your employment and professional history in reverse chronological order, with titles, dates, and whether you worked part-time or full-time. Your educational record should also be in reverse chronological order and should indicate dates of attendance and degree(s) earned. We encourage you to include information about the following additional activities: •Volunteer, public service, political, and/or civic work you have done; •Academic and professional honors, honorary societies, leadership and service awards; •Other professional activities; •Relevant publications; and/or •Extracurricular activities. Personal Statement: We are interested in learning more about your commitment to public service and how you bring your experiences to bear to make an impact on the communities and organizations you aspire to serve. Essay 1 We are interested in learning about your decision to pursue graduate study in public policy analysis. How does studying public policy analysis align with your career goals? Why NYU Wagner? Why now? (500 words) Essay 2 At NYU Wagner, we believe that the field of public policy is complicated and messy, and issues are often interconnected. Write an essay that begins to explore the complexities of a public policy issue of your choice. How do you think the MSPP program at NYU Wagner will aid you in addressing this issue? (500 words) Recommendation Letter: Please submit two (2) letters of recommendation from individuals who can speak best to your academic and professional achievements and potential. We strongly prefer a balance of academic and professional sources. Letters of recommendation must be submitted through the online application system. We do not accept mailed recommendations. Recommenders are required to complete the online evaluation form. Their response to the recommendation questions may be in either letter or short answer format and should not exceed two pages each. Video Essay: Create a video no longer than one minute in length that describes a unique perspective, skill set, or life experience you have. Articulate how it might benefit your potential classmates, enhance discourse in the classroom, and/or contribute to the NYU Wagner community. Instructions on how to submit your Video Essay: •Please upload your video to an easily accessible website (such as YouTube). •Record the URL in the designated area in the online application and provide access information in the space provided. •Please note, it is the applicant's responsibility to correctly configure the security and access settings for the video. We recommend that the applicant use the strongest privacy settings available while still allowing access to NYU Wagner. For instance, if using YouTube, we suggest using the "Unlisted Video" setting so that only individuals who have the URL can view it. The applicant is also responsible for adhering to the terms and conditions of the website used to share the video essay. •For admitted applicants who attend the program, NYU Wagner will retain a short excerpt or screen shot of the video as a part of the official student record. •We are unable to watch videos that come in any form other than a URL link. We will not accept videos sent by email or on DVD through the mail.

Transcript: Official transcripts are required and must be received before an application is reviewed. To complete your application, submit official transcripts and proof of your undergraduate degree (if completed) from all previously-attended post-secondary institutions, even if you were not a matriculated student and/or did not complete an academic program. Failure to submit all academic records will delay the processing of your application, and failure to report all schools attended may result in admission rescission or withdrawal from consideration. ##Transcripts for all studies from Chinese universities must be verified and sent to us directly by (and only by) the China Academic Degrees and Graduate Education Development Center (CDGDC). Request that your institution send a transcript to CDGDC for verification and forwarding to NYU Tandon School of Engineering. ##If a degree has been earned at the time of application, both the graduation and degree certificates must also be verified by the CDGDC and submitted directly to NYU Tandon School of Engineering*. Note that omission of either the degree or graduation certificate will cause delays in the processing of your application. ##Note that transcripts that are not in English are subject to the guidelines below (“Transcripts not in English from any country”) Curriculum Vitae: A copy of your most recent résumé or curriculum vitae must be uploaded to the online application and need not be mailed. Personal Statement: A typewritten, double-spaced, well-organized, one- to two-page statement explaining why you wish to pursue graduate study in your particular program at our particular school. This is your opportunity to introduce yourself and to inform the department about your goals, interests, and career plans as they relate to your intended academic pursuits. Please make sure to include your name (as it appears on your application), program and date. This document will be uploaded to your online application and need not be mailed. Recommendation Letter: You are required to send two Letters of Recommendation. Recommendations should be provided by professors, employers, supervisors, or others who are able to comment on your academic achievements, research potential and your professional goals (no friends or relatives please). We ask that you register your recommenders or third-party recommendation service in our online application system. Once registered, your recommenders will be prompted to submit their letters electronically. This method allows you to efficiently monitor and follow up with your recommenders.

1、在线申请表和申请费 2、语言成绩单 3、大学毕业证书 4、大学学习成绩单 5、推荐信两封 6、个人陈述 7、银行存款证明及收入证明 8、个人简历

Transcript: Upload one official copy of transcripts from every postsecondary school you have attended. Make sure to request them in advance of the deadline. Curriculum Vitae: You are required to upload a typed, double-spaced, two- to three-page statement explaining your purpose in undertaking graduate study in this particular program as part of your application. This is your opportunity to introduce yourself and to inform the admissions committee about your goals, interests, and career plans as they relate to your intended academic pursuits. Personal Statement: You are required to upload a typed, double-spaced, two- to three-page statement explaining your purpose in undertaking graduate study in this particular program as part of your application. This is your opportunity to introduce yourself and to inform the admissions committee about your goals, interests, and career plans as they relate to your intended academic pursuits. Recommendation Letter: Submit two letters of recommendation. Be sure to request them well in advance of the deadline

1、在线申请表和申请费 2、语言成绩单 3、大学毕业证书 4、大学学习成绩单 5、推荐信两封 6、个人陈述 7、银行存款证明及收入证明 8、个人简历

Transcript: Upload one official copy of transcripts from every postsecondary school you have attended. Make sure to request them in advance of the deadline. Curriculum Vitae: You are required to upload a typed, double-spaced, two- to three-page statement explaining your purpose in undertaking graduate study in this particular program as part of your application. This is your opportunity to introduce yourself and to inform the admissions committee about your goals, interests, and career plans as they relate to your intended academic pursuits. Personal Statement: You are required to upload a typed, double-spaced, two- to three-page statement explaining your purpose in undertaking graduate study in this particular program as part of your application. This is your opportunity to introduce yourself and to inform the admissions committee about your goals, interests, and career plans as they relate to your intended academic pursuits. Recommendation Letter: Submit three letters of recommendation. Be sure to request them well in advance of the deadline. Read detailed instructions. Two of these letters should be from faculty members who are familiar with your academic work. At least one reference should be from a college administrator with whom you have worked.