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PS All applicants are required to submit a brief (1,000-2,000 word) statement addressing the following two questions: a) What are your reasons for undertaking graduate study at the University of Maryland? Indicate, if appropriate, any specific areas of research interest. You may wish to discuss past work in your intended field or allied fields, your plans for a professional career, or how you developed your interest in or knowledge of your chosen subject. b) What life experiences have you had that you feel have prepared you to pursue a graduate degree at a large, diverse institution such as the University of Maryland? Among the items you might care to include would be your financial, community and family background, whether you are the first person in your family to pursue a higher education, or any other factors that you feel would contribute to the diversity of our academic community. You may also wish to give the graduate admissions committee some examples of your determination to pursue your goals, your initiative and ability to develop ideas, and/or your capacity for working through problems independently. GPA The University of Maryland Graduate School requires that all incoming graduate students have an undergraduate cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 (on a four-point scale). The School of Music will petition for waiver of this requirement only in extraordinary circumstances. Students interesting in applying to the School of Music with an undergraduate GPA of less than 3.0 should be sure to submit fall grades and consider retaking any music or writing courses in which a grade of B- or lower was earned. CV Please upload the most recent version of your resume/curriculum vitae (recommended). Fee Non-refundable application fee ($75) for each program to which an applicant applies RL Letters of Recommendation – The Graduate School application will ask you for your recommender’s names and email addresses, however it is set to not require you to fill out these fields. The School of Music faculty DO NOT review your graduate school application. They will only review your music application, submitted via Acceptd. Any letters of recommendation submitted on your behalf should be submitted either electronically via the Acceptd application (preferred), or hardcopy via mail to the School of Music (mailing address below). Transcript All applicants must submit transcripts in order to be considered for admission to the University of Maryland graduate school. You may upload a scanned copy or unofficial copy of your transcript to the music application. Please make sure the transcript is legible. If you have a copy of a transcript that is encrypted, please do not upload it. It will show up as a blank document. Print the document out, scan it, then upload a scanned version.