CV Any additional supporting materials you believe will help the department evaluate your candidacy (e.g., a resume detailing work experience, copies of any publications, etc.). Fee Pay the $75 nonrefundable application fee (drawn on U.S. funds) using Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express or an electronic check. RL Three letters of recommendation discussing your suitability for doctoral training in finance. We highly recommend that letters be submitted online. After completing your application and making the payment, you should logon to your account with the Office of Admissions, and click “Letters of Recommendation” under “Control Panel.” This will guide you through the process of providing contact information for the recommenders. Transcript A. Request the registrar of each college or university attended to send one copy of each official transcript (translated into English, if needed) directly to the Department of Finance. Transcripts of work taken at Michigan State University need not be requested. B. International students: One official copy of all records of any previous schooling (mark sheets, transcripts, diplomas, certificates, etc.) must be submitted as official documents directly from each institution. These records must show courses taken and grades earned, and must be translated into English if the original records are in another language. If a document is translated, it should be certified as accurate and correct by an appropriate public or school official, or sponsoring agency or government. The original record should be also included. All materials except the application and recommendation letters should be sent directly to the department at the following address: Doctoral Program in Finance Eppley Center 645 N. Shaw Lane, Rm 315 East Lansing, MI 48824-1121 It is best to mail all materials in one envelope. If possible, please include a printout of the online application, unofficial transcripts and unofficial test scores. Official copies of transcripts and test scores should also be sent.