TOEFL TOEFL or IELT test scores (TOEFL is preferred) for international students. The department requires a minimum TOEFL of 100 IBT with no subscores below 22; or a 237 CBT with no subscores below 22; or a 580 PBT with no subscores below 55.Reported scores must be no older than 2 years. IELTS IELT scores must have minimum of 7.0 with no subscores below 6.5. Provisional admission may be considered with a score of 6.5 with no subscores below 6.0. Reported scores must be no older than 2 years. GRE Official GRE test scores on the General Test (we like to see scores at least in the 50th percentile)

PS A personal statement and an academic statement of goals for graduate study and professional career. (The academic statement should clearly identify to which emphasis the student wishes to apply.) GPA Students with grade-point averages below 3.25 in the last two years of their undergraduate work must present evidence of special merit through professional experience or extracurricular activities. CV Resume Fee The fee is $65 for domestic students or $75 for international students and can be paid with credit card, check (US Funds), or money order. RL Three letters of recommendation (Note: An email will be sent out to your recommenders automatically once you list them in your applicant profile, providing them the information on where to go to submit their letters electronically. So please be sure to list accurate information.) Transcript Official and original transcripts and degree certification documents from all colleges attended (applicants must have completed the minimum of a 4 year bachelors program). Send Transcripts/Degree Certificates to: Joni Tucker, Academic Programs Coordinator 404 Wilson Road, Room 314 Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 48824 Please include one copy each (sealed and stamped by institutions) of all post-secondary transcripts, graduation certificates and degrees directly to the AD+PR department within the College of Communication Arts & Science. For international students, MSU requires these documents in the original language (e.g. Chinese) as well as an official English translation. Effective Spring 2015, Michigan State University will require all incoming admitted students wishing to accept and attend MSU, and who have pursued or are pursuing degrees from universities in mainland China to submit a verification report (English version) through the China Academic Degrees and Graduate Education Development Center (CDGDC) for their final Bachelor's Degree transcripts (大学成绩单) and Bachelor's Degree (本科学位证书). All verification reports need to be sent to the MSU Office of Admissions directly by CDGDC. For those who already have a Master's Degree, we only need the undergraduate level verification report for your Bachelor's Degree from CDGDC. Only verification reports from the CDGDC will be accepted. MSU does not accept documents from WES or other similar organizations.