TOEFL (International students) A satisfactory score (80 or higher) is required of international students whose native language is not English. Clemson’s Institution Code is 5111. TOEFL scores are only valid for 2 years. IELTS (International Students) Can be taken in lieu of TOEFL. A satisfactory score (6.5 or higher) is required of international students whose native language is not English. IELTS scores are only valid for 2 years. GRE GRE is required for M.S. (thesis) and recommended but not required for M.S. (non-thesis)

PS Personal statement: Such statement is reviewed closely to identify one's research interests and/or professional experience related to parks, recreation, or tourism. Listed below are specific questions for applicants to address, but not limit themselves to, within their personal statement. These questions could be addressed in one whole essay, or as itemized responses to the questions as outlined on the online graduate school application: What are your goals for graduate study and a professional career? If appropriate, describe your professional experience as it relates to parks, recreation, sport or tourism. Why do you feel Clemson University is appropriate for you? Why do you think the program (thesis or non-thesis) offered by the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management is a good match for your interests? Why are you pursuing a graduate degree? In what ways would your degree contribute to your future and/or career? GPA GPA, last two years of undergraduate studies with a minimum of 3.0* out of 4.0 CV A current resume reflecting academic and professional experience Fee International Fees: $90 Non-Refundable Application Fee RL Two letters of reference that specifically address the applicant’s ability to be successful in a graduate program in parks, recreation and tourism