TOEFL International students must submit a financial statement and TOEFL scores (for those whose native language is not English). For U.S. citizens whose native language is not English, a TOEFL score is also required. Minimum TOEFL score requirements: Internet based TOEFL = 79; Paper based TOEFL = 550; Computer test = 213 GRE The aptitude portion (verbal, quantitative, and analytical writing) of the GRE.

PS In 800-1000 words, tell us about your reasons for applying to the program, and what you plan to accomplish while you are here.  Please be sure to consider the following questions: What in your intellectual and/or personal history led you to choose a career in history?  Are there particular books, topics, or approaches that inspired your interest? What topic and/or field do you plan to focus on in your coursework and research?  What ideas do you have for your own original research (dissertation)?  Why does this subject interest you? How does your proposed area of study coincide with the work of professors in our department?  Who among the faculty might be reasonable choices to serve on a dissertation committee for your chosen topic? GPA Undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or better CV A current  CV Fee The nonrefundable application fee is $75 which must be paid online via GrAdmit. RL Three letters of recommendation, preferably from professors in history or related disciplines.