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Admissions to the Graduate Program in Art History and Archaeology

The faculty admits a limited number of persons annually to the graduate programs. Candidates are expected to hold a recognized B.A. degree in art history or art, in archaeology or classical languages, or in related fields of the humanities and social sciences.

Applications must be submitted directly to the Graduate School through the ApplyYourself system. (Your application, transcripts, the GRE scores and application fee will all be accepted through the online application process.) The following supplemental materials must be submitted directly to the department:

three letters of recommendation concerning academic qualifications to undertake graduate work,
a short statement of the applicant's professional goals and reasons for applying to do graduate work in art history or archaeology,
a copy of a recent term paper as a sample of your scholarship and writing, and
curriculum vitae.

Qualifications

In addition to the 3.0 GPA required by the Graduate School, the Department requires:

a GPA of 3.3 in the major field
a combined score on the quantitative and verbal sections on the GRE of at least 1000, and a score on the analytical writing section of at least 4.5; or a total score of at least 1500 on the GRE if taken prior to 2002
at least three semesters of study of a single appropriate foreign language (normally German, French or Italian).

Applications to the Graduate School and supplemental materials for admission are due by January 18 for admission in the fall semester of that year. Submit supplemental materials to the following address

The Department of Art History and Archaeology
109 Pickard Hall
University of Missouri-Columbia
Columbia, Missouri 65211-4120
USA

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about us info for students courses degree programs faculty and staff research events giving to AHA home	\| Graduate Program \| MA \| PhD \| Minors \| Admissions \| Department Financial Aid \| Graduate Courses \| Tips for Completion \| Admissions to the Graduate Program in Art History and Archaeology The faculty admits a limited number of persons annually to the graduate programs. Candidates are expected to hold a recognized B.A. degree in art history or art, in archaeology or classical languages, or in related fields of the humanities and social sciences. Applications must be submitted directly to the Graduate School through the ApplyYourself system. (Your application, transcripts, the GRE scores and application fee will all be accepted through the online application process.) The following supplemental materials must be submitted directly to the department: three letters of recommendation concerning academic qualifications to undertake graduate work, a short statement of the applicant's professional goals and reasons for applying to do graduate work in art history or archaeology, a copy of a recent term paper as a sample of your scholarship and writing, and curriculum vitae. Qualifications In addition to the 3.0 GPA required by the Graduate School, the Department requires: a GPA of 3.3 in the major field a combined score on the quantitative and verbal sections on the GRE of at least 1000, and a score on the analytical writing section of at least 4.5; or a total score of at least 1500 on the GRE if taken prior to 2002 at least three semesters of study of a single appropriate foreign language (normally German, French or Italian). Applications to the Graduate School and supplemental materials for admission are due by January 18 for admission in the fall semester of that year. Submit supplemental materials to the following address The Department of Art History and Archaeology 109 Pickard Hall University of Missouri-Columbia Columbia, Missouri 65211-4120 USA	more information Academic Calendars Admission/Application to Graduate School Graduate Catalog Graduate Student Financial Aid Graduate Student Development MU Info for Students MU Schedule of Courses STARMU, myZou, and PAWS Statement of Nondiscrimination About Columbia, MO The Cast Gallery circa 1895 © Curators of the University of Missouri

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