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Masters of Science in Engineering Management
Entrance Requirements
1. A
baccalaureate degree in Engineering from an ABET accredited
institution. Degrees in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry,
Computer Science and other hard science fields may be accepted
on an individual basis to meet this requirement. In such cases,
additional course work in engineering may be required as part of
the program.
2. A
minimum combined score of 1,000 for the verbal and quantitative
portions of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) or a minimum
grade point average of 3.0 out of a possible 4.0 for all
undergraduate work taken during the last two years of the
applicant's studies. The GRE score must be no older than five
years at the time of application to the program. Taking the GRE
is still required.
3. At least two years of work
experience in engineering or management is required to provide a basis for the
graduate studies in Engineering Management. Engineering co-op or internship work
experience may count if the work is engineering related. Otherwise, two
semesters of internship may be required. A thesis option is also available by
approval of director
4. A letter of recommendation
from your current supervisor or manager. If you are not currently employed, a
recommendation from your previous employer will do. where the applicant does not meet one of the
above entrance requirements, a student may enter the program as
a special student. Taking courses as a non-degree seeking
student will not guarantee admission into the program. No more
than 12 credit hours will be transferred from non-degree seeking
status into the degree-seeking program. Providing that the other
entrance requirements have then been met with high quality, the
Graduate Review Committee will provide the applicant with a list
of the courses and performance criteria required for formal
admission to the program.
5.
International students are required to have a minimum score of
550 on the TOEFL test.
For general information about admission procedure and criteria, visit the USF- Graduate school at http://www.grad.usf.edu/graduate-admissions.asp
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