What criteria does the admissions committee utilize in making admission decisions?

Admissions decisions are based primarily on a review of the following:

• Applicant's commitment to the mission of the School of Social Work.
• Applicant's undergraduate GPA on transcripts provided at the time of application.
• Additional academic work completed by applicant following completion of an undergraduate degree, if applicable.
• Specialized training(s) relevant to social work completed by applicant.
• Applicant's social work-related or human service-related paid, volunteer, research and internship experience.
• Applicant's Supplementary Statement.
• Recommendation letters and/forms submitted.