| To
be accepted unconditionally into the Masters program, you must
have an undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher. We also require you
to submit:
° A
one-page statement of purpose, explaining why you are interested
in pursuing a Masters in sociology.
° A
writing sample from a previously taken course.
° Two
to three letters attesting to your professional promise and your
academic ability.
° GRE
scores.
If
you have less than a 3.0 but at least a 2.5 GPA, you can be given
conditional acceptance into the program. You must also have a
complete and satisfactory file. If you complete three courses
with a grade of B or better, you can be given full and unconditional
acceptance into the program.
If
you have less than a 2.5 but at least a 2.0 GPA, you can take
classes as a non-matriculated student. If you complete three
courses with a grade of B or better, and have a complete and
satisfactory file, you can apply for admittance into the program.
If accepted, your three courses will count toward completion
of your degree.
Your
statement of purpose, writing sample, letters of reference, and GRE
scores should be sent to the Sociology Graduate Coordinator:
Dr.
Jessica Kenty-Drane
Department of Sociology
Southern Connecticut State University
501 Crescent Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06515
Additionally,
all candidates must fill out an application for admittance into the
School of Graduate Studies.
Applications are available through
Dr. Bloch, or through contacting the Graduate School at 203/392-5240.
You can also acquire an application by going online at: http://www.southernct.edu/grad/
As
part of this application, you will be required to provide copies
of all of your college transcripts. Your application and transcripts
are
sent to the address shown on the application, not to Dr. Bloch.
Once the Graduate Studies office has processed these materials,
copies are
sent to Dr. Bloch, who then reviews your transcript.
Once
your file is complete, it is reviewed by the Sociology Graduate Admissions
Committee, and you are informed of our decision in
a timely manner.
You can apply for admission year-round, and you can begin taking
classes in the fall or spring semesters. |