Transcript: Unofficial transcripts from all post-secondary education (including community colleges, summer sessions and extension programs) are required to be uploaded in the application. Study Abroad experiences that appear on your undergraduate institution transcript do not need to be listed separately on the application. You should obtain a copy of your unofficial transcript (obtained from a student account) as “official” transcripts do not scan well. Please do not mail paper transcripts as part of your admission application; we only accept unofficial uploads for application evaluation. If you are offered admission, one official transcript for each university attended will be required prior to the first day of the term. Instructions for how to submit official transcripts will be included in the admission offer letter. Personal Statement: Each applicant must submit a short personal statement. This statement is considered the departmental supplemental application and should include: objectives in pursuing graduate study; identification of fields within computer science in which the applicant has a particular interest; information that is relevant to the applicant’s qualifications for graduate study but that has not been included already in the application (e.g. major academic projects, papers presented or published, and non-academic computer experience); an informative title or a brief description of any course listed on the applicant’s transcript without a title (or with a vague title such as “Mathematics II”); a list of all courses taken or planned that do not yet appear on a transcript; an e-mail address, if available. It should be between a half page and two pages long. Electronic submission of the personal statement is required by the application software. Recommendation Letter: Three letters of recommendation are required. Letters written by an applicant’s present or former professors are usually more informative than those written by employers or colleagues. Electronic submission of all three recommendations is required by the application software. Financial Certification: International applicants who are offered admission to a graduate program are required by United States federal regulations to certify that you have sufficient funds to pay for your expenses at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for the entire length of your studies. Every international applicant offered admission, including applicants who may receive teaching or research assistantships or other awards, must complete and upload the International Student Data Form and Financial Certification Instructions/Worksheet to their ConnectCarolina Student Center after being offered admission. The Office of International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) will send you information and instructions for completing and uploading these forms in order to document that you meet necessary financial requirements. ISSS will then send you the appropriate documents to use in obtaining or updating your visa once it has been determined that you have met the necessary financial requirements.

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