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| | ==== Prospective EE Graduate Students ==== | | ==== Prospective EE Graduate Students ==== |
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| − | The Electrical Engineering Department accepts applications for full-time study toward the degrees of M.S., Engineer and Ph.D. for the autumn quarter only. Honors Cooperative Program (HCP) applications are accepted quarterly for the M.S. and Engineer program only. Applicants must hold a U.S. Bachelor's degree or its equivalent in order to be eligible for admission. | + | The Electrical Engineering Department accepts applications for full-time study toward the degrees of M.S., Engineer and Ph.D. for the autumn quarter only. Honors Cooperative Program (HCP) applications are accepted quarterly for the M.S. and Engineer programs only. Applicants must hold a U.S. Bachelor's degree or its equivalent in order to be eligible for admission. |
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| | ==== Application Deadline for Full-Time Study ==== | | ==== Application Deadline for Full-Time Study ==== |
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| − | December 16, 2008 is the application deadline for full time study for autumn 2009 - 2010 start. All application materials must be received by this date in order to be consideration for admission and financial support. The department strongly recommends GRE tests be taken early in the Fall to ensure that the University receives them by the deadline. This also applies to TOEFL scores, if required. | + | December 18, 2012 is the application deadline for full time study for autumn 2013 - 2014 start. All application materials must be received by this date in order to be consideration for admission and financial support. The department strongly recommends GRE tests be taken by the end of September to ensure that the University receives them by the deadline. This also applies to TOEFL scores, if required. |
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| | ==== Application Deadline for for Study via the Honors Cooperative Program (M.S. and Engineer degree programs only) ==== | | ==== Application Deadline for for Study via the Honors Cooperative Program (M.S. and Engineer degree programs only) ==== |
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| − | | valign="middle" bgcolor="#666666" align="center" style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" | September 30, 2008 | + | | valign="middle" bgcolor="#666666" align="center" style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" | October 23, 2012 |
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| − | | valign="middle" bgcolor="#666666" align="center" style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" | Spring 2008-2009: | + | | valign="middle" bgcolor="#666666" align="center" style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" | Spring 2012-2013: |
| − | | valign="middle" bgcolor="#666666" align="center" style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" | January 6, 2009 | + | | valign="middle" bgcolor="#666666" align="center" style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" | January 8, 2013 |
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| − | | valign="middle" bgcolor="#666666" align="center" style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" | Summer 2008-2009: | + | | valign="middle" bgcolor="#666666" align="center" style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" | Summer 2012-2013: |
| − | | valign="middle" bgcolor="#666666" align="center" style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" | March 31, 2009<br> | + | | valign="middle" bgcolor="#666666" align="center" style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" | March 26, 2013<br> |
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| − | | valign="middle" bgcolor="#666666" align="center" style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" | June 30, 2009 | + | | valign="middle" bgcolor="#666666" align="center" style="color: rgb(255, 255, 255);" | April 23, 2013 |
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| | ==== Application Procedures ==== | | ==== Application Procedures ==== |
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| − | Apply online at [http://gradadmissions.stanford.edu gradadmissions.stanford.edu]. Make sure your first and last names remain consistent throughout the application process. If your email address changes throughout the application process, send an email update to: addmissions@ee.stanford.edu to keep the admissions staff informed.<br> | + | Apply online at [http://gradadmissions.stanford.edu gradadmissions.stanford.edu]. Make sure your first and last names remain consistent throughout the application process. If your email address changes throughout the application process, send an email update to: admissions@ee.stanford.edu to keep the admissions staff informed.<br> |
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| − | The application fee is US $105. Establish a user account (as instructed on-line) and enter a credit card payment (Visa or Mastercard) or pay by check electronically via a U.S. bank account. | + | The application fee is US $125. Establish a user account (as instructed on-line) and enter a credit card payment (Visa or Mastercard) or pay by check electronically via a U.S. bank account. |
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| | When your electronic application has been submitted, Stanford University will notify you via your user account. You will not receive a confirmation from the Electrical Engineering Department. | | When your electronic application has been submitted, Stanford University will notify you via your user account. You will not receive a confirmation from the Electrical Engineering Department. |
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| − | See the EE Graduate Admissions Websitefor more information: [http://ee-admissions.stanford.edu ee-admissions.stanford.edu] | + | See the EE Graduate Admissions Website for more information: [http://ee.stanford.edu/admissions ee.stanford.edu/admissions] |
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| − | ===== If you are unable to apply online: =====
| + | <u>'''''The review of applications is done entirely online. The central Office of Graduate Admissions no longer provides paper applications to applicants for any reason.'''''</u>'''' |
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| − | Request a paper application in writing (no personal visits, phone calls or emails), and include a statement explaining why you are unable to use the online application. In addition to the US $105 fee, there is a US $20 non-refundable paper application fee which is to be paid in advance by check or money order (payable to Stanford University). Do not send cash.
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| − | '''Send your request and payment to:''' | + | |
| − | <pre>Stanford University Graduate Admissions
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| − | 630 Serra Street, Suite 120
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| − | Stanford, CA 94305-6032
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| − | It may take up to one week from the date we receive your request for the application materials to be delivered; three or more weeks for international delivery. Application documents cannot be sent via overnight or express mail.
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| | ===== Financial Assistance ===== | | ===== Financial Assistance ===== |
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| − | The department annually awards a limited number of fellowships, teaching assistantships, and research assistantships to incoming graduate students. To be considered for department assistance as an entering student, applicants must indicate their funding preference on the supplemental form in the online application. With the exception of applying for student loans, it is not necessary to submit a financial aid application. Notification regarding most types of financial assistance is sent to recipients in March. Because not all entering EE students secure funding as they begin their graduate studies at Stanford, prospective students are encouraged to apply for outside sources of funding. | + | The department annually awards a limited number of fellowships, teaching assistantships, and research assistantships to incoming graduate students. To be considered for department assistance as an entering student, applicants must indicate their funding preference in the online application. With the exception of applying for student loans, it is not necessary to submit a financial aid application. Notification regarding most types of financial assistance is sent to recipients in March. Because not all entering EE students secure funding as they begin their graduate studies at Stanford, prospective students are encouraged to apply for outside sources of funding. |
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| | ===== Existing Stanford Students ===== | | ===== Existing Stanford Students ===== |
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| − | (coterminal, non EE students wishing to add/change their degree status, EE Master's-only students wanting to take the qualifying examination) | + | (coterminal, non EE students wishing to add/change their degree status, EE Master's-only students wanting to take the qualifying examination) |
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| − | Stanford charges US $50 per Coterminal Application and Graduate Authorization Petition. Students are encouraged to come to the EE Admissions Office (Packard 170) to discuss their situation in detail. | + | Stanford charges a US $50 application fee per Coterminal Application and a US $125 application fee per Graduate Authorization Petition. Students are encouraged to come to the EE Admissions Office (Packard 173) to discuss their situation in detail. |
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| | ===== Coterminal students ===== | | ===== Coterminal students ===== |
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| | # GRE scores | | # GRE scores |
| | # supplemental information form | | # supplemental information form |
| − | # 2 letters of recommendation from EE faculty members (3 if the applicant wishes to be considered for funding) | + | # 3 letters of recommendation preferably from EE faculty members <br> |
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| − | All of the above materials are available on the web or at the EE Graduate Admissions Office. There is no deadline. Complete applications must be submitted to the EE Graduate Admissions Office. | + | |
| | + | All of the materials listed above are available on the EE Website. Complete applications must be submitted to the EE Graduate Admissions Office (David Packard Bldg. 173). |
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| | ===== Dual Degree/Changing Degree Students ===== | | ===== Dual Degree/Changing Degree Students ===== |
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| − | For those students not presently matriculated in an EE graduate degree program, one requirement must be met: two quarters (excluding seminars) as a full time student at Stanford. | + | For those students not presently matriculated in an EE graduate degree program, one requirement must be met: two quarters (excluding summers) as a full time student at Stanford. |
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| | '''Once this is met, the following must be submitted :''' | | '''Once this is met, the following must be submitted :''' |
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| | # Supplemental Information | | # Supplemental Information |
| | # 3 letters of recommendation (2 from EE faculty members) | | # 3 letters of recommendation (2 from EE faculty members) |
| | + | # Current Stanford transcript |
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| − | The above forms are available on the web or at the EE or University Graduate Admissions Office. There is no deadline. Complete applications must be submitted to the Graduate Admissions Office. | + | The forms listed above are available on the EE Website. Complete applications must be submitted to the EE Graduate Admissions Office (David Packard Bldg. 173). |
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| | ===== EE Master's-Only Students Wishing to take the PhD Qualifying Examination ===== | | ===== EE Master's-Only Students Wishing to take the PhD Qualifying Examination ===== |
The Electrical Engineering Department accepts applications for full-time study toward the degrees of M.S., Engineer and Ph.D. for the autumn quarter only. Honors Cooperative Program (HCP) applications are accepted quarterly for the M.S. and Engineer programs only. Applicants must hold a U.S. Bachelor's degree or its equivalent in order to be eligible for admission.
December 18, 2012 is the application deadline for full time study for autumn 2013 - 2014 start. All application materials must be received by this date in order to be consideration for admission and financial support. The department strongly recommends GRE tests be taken by the end of September to ensure that the University receives them by the deadline. This also applies to TOEFL scores, if required.
The application fee is US $125. Establish a user account (as instructed on-line) and enter a credit card payment (Visa or Mastercard) or pay by check electronically via a U.S. bank account.
When your electronic application has been submitted, Stanford University will notify you via your user account. You will not receive a confirmation from the Electrical Engineering Department.
The department annually awards a limited number of fellowships, teaching assistantships, and research assistantships to incoming graduate students. To be considered for department assistance as an entering student, applicants must indicate their funding preference in the online application. With the exception of applying for student loans, it is not necessary to submit a financial aid application. Notification regarding most types of financial assistance is sent to recipients in March. Because not all entering EE students secure funding as they begin their graduate studies at Stanford, prospective students are encouraged to apply for outside sources of funding.
Stanford charges a US $50 application fee per Coterminal Application and a US $125 application fee per Graduate Authorization Petition. Students are encouraged to come to the EE Admissions Office (Packard 173) to discuss their situation in detail.
All of the materials listed above are available on the EE Website. Complete applications must be submitted to the EE Graduate Admissions Office (David Packard Bldg. 173).
For those students not presently matriculated in an EE graduate degree program, one requirement must be met: two quarters (excluding summers) as a full time student at Stanford.
The forms listed above are available on the EE Website. Complete applications must be submitted to the EE Graduate Admissions Office (David Packard Bldg. 173).