Applications are generally considered for Fall semester entry only, with an application deadline of JANUARY 15 for domestic students and DECEMBER 1 for international students.

Applicants are encouraged to apply online.

Applications may also be downloaded at http://www.indiana.edu/~grdschl/admissions.php.

Admission Requirements

Master's applicants should:

1. have at least a B (3.0) average in an undergraduate program at a four-year accredited college;
2. submit official transcripts from all institutions attended;
3. submit a statement of purpose explaining their interest in our graduate program;
4. submit three letters of recommendation;
5. [international] submit an official paper TOEFL score greater than 600, official computer-based TOEFL score greater than 250, or official internet-based TOEFL score greater than 90;
6. submit a departmental “Background Information” form;
7. submit an appropriate level of performance on the Graduate Record Examination General Test: official GRE scores are required for all MA applicants, and required for most MS applicants – check with the department for exceptions to the MS rule. Successful applicants are expected to have all GRE scores above 500 (or verbal and quantitative scores above 500 and analytical score above 4.0).

Applications from students who have not majored in communication at the bachelor’s level are welcomed. If admitted, these students may be required to take supplementary courses.

Ph.D. applicants should:

1. have a Master’s degree from a recognized institution with a minimum GPA of 3.5;
2. submit official transcripts from all institutions attended;
3. submit a statement of purpose explaining their interest in our graduate program;
4. submit three letters of recommendation;
5. submit a writing sample;
6. submit a departmental “Background Information” form;
7. submit an appropriate level of performance on the Graduate Record Examination General Test: Successful applicants are expected to have all GRE scores above 500 (or verbal and quantitative scores above 500 and analytical score above 4.0);
8. [international] submit an official paper TOEFL score greater than 600, official computer-based TOEFL score greater than 250, or official internet-based TOEFL score greater than 90.

Applications from students who have not majored in communication at the master's level are welcomed. If admitted, these students may be required to take supplementary courses.

Applicants: Do not submit application materials and supporting documents to the Office of International Admissions or to the University Graduate School. All materials should be sent directly to:

Tamera Theodore
Graduate Program Administrator
Department of Telecommunications
Indiana University
1229 E 7th St TV 261
Bloomington, IN 47405

For further information about applying to the program, please contact the Graduate Program Administrator, Ms. Tamera Theodore, at ttheodor@indiana.edu.