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School of Graduate Studies - Newark
Areas of Concentration
Biomedical Research Scholars, Dental Scholars, Medical ScholarsProgram Requirements
A baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university is required. Applicants are encouraged to have completed college courses in biology, physics, general chemistry, and organic chemistry. Courses in calculus and physical chemistry are recommended for students with strong interests in the physiological and biochemical sciences. Master?s students intending on subsequently applying to medical or dental programs should have already satisfied any specific academic requirements of those programs.
Recommendations from individuals, preferably academic instructors, who have direct knowledge of the applicant's academic performance in science-related fields. Applicants to the Master?s programs must submit at least 2 letters, but are welcome to submit more. If submitting letter of recommendation packages from a committee please indicate this information via email.
Foreign Applicants: Applicants applying to the Master's programs who have earned a degree overseas, must provide a translated transcript using one of the following approved credentialing services: WES (World Education Service), International Education Research Foundation, Inc., or Educational Credential Evaluators, Inc.
Applicant must apply and be accepted by both schools in order to be in the MS/MPH program.Test Requirements
The record should be supported with excellent GRE or GMAT scores and strong recommendations, and should indicate that the applicant is capable of performing successfully in the rigorous environment of the Graduate School. TOEFL scores for foreign students.
Visit School of Graduate Studies - NewarkDeadlinesTermU.S.Non-U.S.TermSpring 2025U.S.Dec 1, 2024Non-U.S.Dec 1, 2024TermFall 2025U.S.Jul 15, 2025Non-U.S.Jul 15, 2025TermSpring 2026U.S.Dec 1, 2025Non-U.S.Dec 1, 2025TermFall 2026U.S.Jul 15, 2026Non-U.S.Jul 15, 2026School of Graduate Studies - Newark
Areas of Concentration
Biomedical Research Scholars, Dental Scholars, Medical ScholarsProgram Requirements
A baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university is required. Applicants are encouraged to have completed college courses in biology, physics, general chemistry, and organic chemistry. Courses in calculus and physical chemistry are recommended for students with strong interests in the physiological and biochemical sciences. Master's students intending on subsequently applying to medical or dental programs should have already satisfied any specific academic requirements of those programs.
Recommendations from individuals, preferably academic instructors, who have direct knowledge of the applicant's academic performance in science-related fields. Applicants to the Master?s programs must submit at least 2 letters, but are welcome to submit more. If submitting letter of recommendation packages from a committee please indicate this information via email.
Foreign Applicants: Applicants applying to the Master's programs who have earned a degree overseas, must provide a translated transcript using one of the following approved credentialing services: WES (World Education Service), International Education Research Foundation, Inc., or Educational Credential Evaluators, Inc.
Applicant must apply and be accepted by both schools in order to be in the MS/MBA program.Test Requirements
The record should be supported with excellent GRE or GMAT scores and strong recommendations, and should indicate that the applicant is capable of performing successfully in the rigorous environment of the Graduate School. TOEFL scores for foreign students.
Visit School of Graduate Studies - NewarkDeadlinesTermU.S.Non-U.S.TermFall 2025U.S.Jul 15, 2025Non-U.S.Jul 15, 2025TermFall 2026U.S.Jul 15, 2026Non-U.S.Jul 15, 2026Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy (Graduate)
Areas of Concentration
Advocacy, Budgeting and Financial Management, Community Development, Economics, Education, Environmental, Gender, Health, Labor/Workforce Development, Management and Policy, Nonprofit Management, Political Processes & Institutions, Social Justice, Social Policy, Statistical Methods, Urban Policy PlanningProgram Requirements
Application, Personal Statement of Interest (must be electronic), Transcripts, 3 Letters of Recommendation, Vitae/Resume. Applicants to this dual MPAP-JD program are also required to submit a separate application to the Rutgers Law Schools via the LSAC.
Test Requirements
The General GRE test is no longer required to apply for the Public Policy portion of this dual degree. Please contact Rutgers Law to confirm current test requirements for the JD program.
Personal Statement Instructions
Why do you want to study public policy? What are your professional goals? (500-750 words) Why are you particularly interested in the public policy program at the Bloustein School? (250-500 words)Visit Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public PolicyDeadlinesTermU.S.Non-U.S.TermSpring 2025U.S.Nov 1, 2024Non-U.S.Nov 1, 2024TermFall 2025U.S.Aug 1, 2025Non-U.S.May 1, 2025TermSpring 2026U.S.Nov 1, 2025Non-U.S.Nov 1, 2025TermFall 2026U.S.Aug 1, 2026Non-U.S.May 1, 2026Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy (Graduate)
Areas of Concentration
Advocacy, Budgeting and Financial Management, Community Development, Economics, Education, Environmental, Gender, Health, Labor/Workforce Development, Management and Policy, Nonprofit Management, Political Processes & Institutions, Social Justice, Social Policy, Statistical Methods, Urban Policy PlanningProgram Requirements
Application, Personal Statement of Interest (must be electronic), Transcripts, 3 Letters of Recommendation, Vitae/Resume.Test Requirements
The General GRE test is no longer required to apply for the Public Policy portion of this dual degree. Please contact the Rutgers Business School to confirm current test requirements for the MBA program.
Personal Statement Instructions
Why do you want to study public policy? What are your professional goals? (500-750 words) Why are you particularly interested in the public policy program at the Bloustein School? (250-500 words)Visit Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public PolicyDeadlinesTermU.S.Non-U.S.TermSpring 2025U.S.Nov 1, 2024Non-U.S.Nov 1, 2024TermFall 2025U.S.Aug 1, 2025Non-U.S.May 1, 2025TermSpring 2026U.S.Nov 1, 2025Non-U.S.Nov 1, 2025TermFall 2026U.S.Aug 1, 2026Non-U.S.May 1, 2026Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy (Graduate)
Areas of Concentration
Advocacy, Budgeting and Financial Management, Community Development, Economics, Education, Environmental, Gender, Health, Labor/Workforce Development, Management and Policy, Nonprofit Management, Political Processes & Institutions, Social Justice, Social Policy, Statistical Methods, Urban Policy PlanningProgram Requirements
Application, Personal Statement of Interest (must be electronic), Transcripts, 3 Letters of Recommendation, Vitae/Resume.Test Requirements
The General GRE test is no longer required to apply for the Public Policy portion of this dual degree. Please contact the Rutgers School of Public Health to confirm current test requirements for the MPH program.
Personal Statement Instructions
Why do you want to study public policy? What are your professional goals? (500-750 words) Why are you particularly interested in the public policy program at the Bloustein School? (250-500 words)Visit Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public PolicyDeadlinesTermU.S.Non-U.S.TermSpring 2025U.S.Nov 1, 2024Non-U.S.Nov 1, 2024TermFall 2025U.S.Aug 1, 2025Non-U.S.May 1, 2025TermSpring 2026U.S.Nov 1, 2025Non-U.S.Nov 1, 2025TermFall 2026U.S.Aug 1, 2026Non-U.S.May 1, 2026Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy (Graduate)
Areas of Concentration
Advocacy, Budgeting and Financial Management, Community Development, Economics, Education, Environmental, Gender, Health, Labor/Workforce Development, Management and Policy, Nonprofit Management, Political Processes & Institutions, Social Justice, Social Policy, Statistical Methods, Urban Policy PlanningProgram Requirements
Application, Personal Statement of Interest (must be electronic), Transcripts, 3 Letters of Recommendation, Vitae/Resume.Test Requirements
The GRE is WAIVED for Spring 2024 and Fall 2024 applicants.
Personal Statement Instructions
Why do you want to study public policy? What are your professional goals? (500-750 words) Why are you particularly interested in the public policy program at the Bloustein School? (250-500 words)Visit Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public PolicyDeadlinesTermU.S.Non-U.S.TermSpring 2025U.S.Nov 1, 2024Non-U.S.Nov 1, 2024TermFall 2025U.S.Jul 1, 2025Non-U.S.May 1, 2025TermSpring 2026U.S.Nov 1, 2025Non-U.S.Nov 1, 2025TermFall 2026U.S.Jul 1, 2026Non-U.S.May 1, 2026School of Social Work
Personal Statement Instructions
Please address each of the questions below in a typed narrative. You may add any additional information that may be helpful to the admissions committee. The personal statement must be typed and 750-1,000 words in total. Students applying for readmission should review the reapplication process guidelines. 1. What are your reasons for applying to Rutgers University School of Social Work? Discuss how your personal, professional, and/or community experiences and values affected your decision. 2. Select and describe a social problem of concern to you and describe how you believe professional social workers can help alleviate this issue. 3. What skills and strengths would you gain from Rutgers University School of Social Work that would help you to address the problem you described in question 2? 4. After carefully reviewing the program requirements--including practicum hours and course load expectations--please describe how you will manage to fulfill the program requirements, while balancing practicum weekday hours and academic work with other life commitments. Applicants to the 100% Online and Intensive Weekend MSW programs should specifically discuss preparation for these formats.Visit School of Social WorkDeadlinesTermU.S.Non-U.S.TermFall 2025U.S.Feb 15, 2025Non-U.S.Feb 15, 2025TermFall 2026U.S.Feb 15, 2026Non-U.S.Feb 15, 2026School of Social Work
Personal Statement Instructions
Please address each of the questions below in a typed narrative. You may add any additional information that may be helpful to the admissions committee. The personal statement must be typed and 750-1,000 words in total. Students applying for readmission should review the reapplication process guidelines. 1. What are your reasons for applying to Rutgers University School of Social Work? Discuss how your personal, professional, and/or community experiences and values affected your decision. 2. Select and describe a social problem of concern to you and describe how you believe professional social workers can help alleviate this issue. 3. What skills and strengths would you gain from Rutgers University School of Social Work that would help you to address the problem you described in question 2? 4. After carefully reviewing the program requirements--including practicum hours and course load expectations--please describe how you will manage to fulfill the program requirements, while balancing practicum weekday hours and academic work with other life commitments. Applicants to the 100% Online and Intensive Weekend MSW programs should specifically discuss preparation for these formats.Visit School of Social WorkDeadlinesTermU.S.Non-U.S.TermFall 2025U.S.Feb 15, 2025Non-U.S.Feb 15, 2025TermFall 2026U.S.Feb 15, 2026Non-U.S.Feb 15, 2026School of Social Work
Program Requirements
Transcripts from all institutions attended, 3 Letters of Recommendation, Personal Statement, and ResumeTest Requirements
NonePersonal Statement Instructions
Please address each of the questions below. You may add any additional information that may be helpful to the admissions committee. The personal statement must be close to the approximate word counts for each question. 1. (approx. 250 words) What are your reasons for applying to the Dual Degree program in Social Work and Criminal Justice at Rutgers University? Discuss how your personal, professional, and/or community experiences and values affected your decision. 2. (approx. 750 words) Select and describe a social justice problem and explain how social or criminal justice policies and practices can help alleviate the issue. 3. (approx. 250 words) What skills and strengths do you expect to gain from the Dual Degree Program at Rutgers University that would help advance the fields of social work and criminal justice and improve society? 4. (approx. 100 words) After carefully reviewing the program requirements - including field education hours and course load expectations - please describe how you will manage to fulfill the program requirements, while balancing field education weekday hours and academic work with other employment/life commitments.Visit School of Social WorkDeadlinesTermU.S.Non-U.S.TermFall 2025U.S.Feb 15, 2025Non-U.S.Feb 15, 2025TermFall 2026U.S.Feb 15, 2026Non-U.S.Feb 15, 2026