Admission to the graduate program in computational and integrative
biology (GPCIB) requires a bachelor of science degree (or equivalent) in
one of the natural sciences, mathematics, computer science, or
engineering. Students with a master's degree in one of these areas will
also be considered.
Applicants for admission to the program should use the online application website. (Select Biology: Computational and Integrative 56121 as the program.
Select either the M.S. or Ph.D. option.) An admissions committee of at least three members of the GPCIB faculty will grant admission on the basis of
transcripts of academic grades, a personal statement, and three letters of
recommendation. GRE scores are required for Ph.D. applicants only (General Test required;
Subject Test optional; institution code: 2092). TOEFL/IELTS scores are required of all foreign students having
English as a second language.
If you are unable to apply using the online application site, please
post your complete application package to:
Graduate Admissions,
Graduate Program in Computational and Integrative Biology,
Rutgers, The State University
of New Jersey, 406 Penn Street,
Camden, NJ 08102
USA.
Admissions are only considered for the fall semester. Complete applications for the Ph.D. program should be received no later than February
15 if the applicant wishes to be considered for
assistantships, fellowships, or other financial aid. M.S. applicants must submit application materials by March 1 to be considered for financial aid. For applicants not
requesting financial aid, the application deadline for the fall semester
is July 1.
International students applying from abroad must submit application
materials by March 1 for fall semester admission.
Each student applying for the Ph.D. program will be interviewed by the admissions committee before a final decision is made.
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