Frequently Asked Admissions Questions

How many students apply? How many are admitted?

We receive approximately 200 applications and typically enroll 10-12 new graduate students each year.

May I submit more than 3 letters of recommendation?

Please request three letters of recommendation from those who know you and your work best. Additional letters of recommendation rarely enhance your application.

Complete the Letter of Recommendation section on the online application. This will allow you to enter in your recommenders' names and e-mail addresses. An automated e-mail invitation will be sent to each of your recommenders.

How do I submit the required three letters of recommendation?

Complete the Letter of Recommendation section on the online application. This will allow you to enter in your recommenders' names and e-mail addresses. An automated e-mail invitation will be sent to each of your recommenders.

Please note that Interfolio is NOT compatible with the online application, so the Letter of Recommendation section must be completed and the recommenders' names and e-mail addresses must be entered.

Do I need to send copies of my official transcript(s) to both the Graduate Division and the Department of English?

No, we only require unofficial transcripts from each undergraduate and graduate institution previously attended to be uploaded to the online application.

Official transcripts will be collected once admitted to the program.

What are the requirements for the Statement of Purpose?

There are no specific page lengths or formatting requirements for the Statement of Purpose. Your statement is an opportunity to explain your reasons for pursuing graduate study and how your academic interests relate to your professional goals.

When do my GRE scores need to be submitted?

The GRE section of the application should be left blank, as it is not a requirement for Fall 2021 admission.

Is the January 5th application deadline a postmark deadline?

Yes, all application materials postmarked January 5 or earlier will be accepted.