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Computer Science Graduate Admission and Fellowship Award Policy
Admission to USF's Masters in Computer Science and Masters in Internet
Engineering programs is based on the following information:
- GRE general scores
- GRE subject scores (optional)
- Official undergraduate transcripts
- 2 Letters of recommendation
- Applicant's Experience and Background Essay
Each of these items will be evaluated by the graduate admissions
committee. The experience essay gives applicants the opportunity to
describe their programming and extracurricular experience and to
indicate why they want to attend graduate school at USF. The GRE
subject test is not required and the GRE general test may be waived
for candidates with exceptional professional or academic experience.
A number of research fellowships (max of US$15,000) are granted each year. Recipients of
fellowships will engage in research under the direction of faculty
members. These fellowships are awarded to the top applicants purely on
the basis of merit. To continue receiving units, awardees must earn a
GPA of 3.3 or better and be involved in a research project with a
faculty member after their first semester. Awards are reviewed each
semester.
The admissions committee may contact recommenders, interview
applicants, and request additional information to more accurately
evaluate candidates for admission and fellowship awards.
Last modified Thursday November 15, 2007
Department of Computer Science, University of San Francisco
Please e-mail webmaster at cs dot usfca dot edu with comments or problems
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