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Information School - Master of Science in Information Mgmt

(MSIM - Full time) - Basic Information
Degree Information
Highest Degree

masters

Degrees offered

Master of Science in Information

Management

Accepts GNM

Yes

Contact Information
Program Web Site

http://ischool.uw.edu/future/msim

Contact Name

Office of Student Services

Address

MSIM Admissions Com

UW Information Schoo
Box 352840
Seattle, WA
98195

Telephone

206-543-1794

Fax Number

206-616-3152

Email

iask@uw.edu

Information School - Master of Science in Information Mgmt

(MSIM - Full time) - Admission Requirements and Deadlines

Requirements and
Prerequisites

The only requirement to apply to the MSIM

graduate program is a bachelor's degree from
an accredited college or university. We do not
require that applicants have a bachelor's
degree in a specific area or that they take
specific prerequisite courses. Non-native
English speakers are required to show
proficiency with the English language and
should refer to UW Graduate School Memo 8
for additional information. If using the
TOEFLiBT to fulfill this requirement, a
minimum score of 95 is required.
All application materials are submitted online
or electronically, please do not send paper
application materials to the Information
School.

Additional Instructions

Applicants are required to submit either

official GRE or official GMAT scores.
The ETS report code for both GRE and TOEFL
scores is 4854, no department code is
needed.
The GMAT report code is 459-RN-51.

GRE score report code,

if applicable

4854

Program Deadlines

Deadline Info

All applicants, domestic and international, will

use the same application deadlines. The
priority application deadline for automatic
scholarship consideration is January 15, 2015.
However, we will continue to accept
applications and materials until February 1,
2015. Review and/or consideration of
incomplete applications or late materials is at
the discretion of the MSIM admissions
committee.

Important Information for International Applicants

Intl Funding Note

If admitted to the program, some

international applicants will be required to
provide financial ability documentation to the
UW Graduate School.

Additional Intl Info

International applicants have the same

deadline and application requirements as all
other applicants. However, all non-native
English speakers must fulfill the UW English
language proficiency requirements. The most
common way of fulfilling this requirement is
by taking the TOEFL and submitting official
TOEFL scores to the University of Washington.
(ETS report code 4854)

International Applicant Deadlines

Autumn

January 15

Winter
Spring
Summer
Information School - Master of Science in Information Mgmt
(MSIM - Full time) - Application Materials

Steps to complete electronically in the online

application:
Steps specified by Information School - Master of Science in
Information Mgmt (MSIM - Full time)

Submit Personal Statement

Submit Resume or Vitae

Designate Recommendations

Optional: Extenuating circumstances

Steps specified by The Graduate School

Select Your Graduate Program

Review Requirements and Deadlines

Report Prior Schools

Submit Unofficial Transcripts

Report English Proficiency Scores

Review Checklist of Application Materials

Pay Fee and Submit Application

Additional steps to complete the application:

Application materials submitted to:
MSIM Admissions Committee
UW Information School
Box 352840
Seattle, WA
98195

Official GRE or GMAT scores must be reported to the University of

Washington and the Information School. (Using the codes below
will ensure that scores are reported to both offices.)
GRE report code 4854
GMAT report code 459-RN-51

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