Hernandez22

They did not answer me yet, but thank you for your recommendation. I am very excited about it as well

Did anyone there apply to the Arts in Education Program?

Rutgers (P.hD), Harvard (Masters), Leeds (masters) and Edinburgh (masters)

I emailed them and they said "That will be fine". So Im calm again haha. But thank you for the advice!

Thank you!

Hello! I applied to the P.h.D in Education program and the Rutgers Graduate of Education request my university to send official transcripts for the application process. The thing is, I was born and I live and Brazil and here universities do not send transcripts. They (my university) gave me a official transcript which I took to a certified translator and then, I uploaded through the "supporting materials" page. Do you think they might decline me because of my transcripts situation? Are they so "stricted" about it? Thank you very much!

Hello! I applied to the P.h.D in Education program and the Rutgers Graduate of Education request my university to send official transcripts for the application process. The thing is, I was born and I live and Brazil and here universities do not send transcripts. They (my university) gave me a official transcript which I took to a certified translator and then, I uploaded through the "supporting materials" page. Do you think they might decline me because of my transcripts situation? Are they so "stricted" about it? Thank you very much!

Hello! I applied to the P.h.D in Education program and the Rutgers Graduate of Education request my university to send official transcripts for the application process. The thing is, I was born and I live and Brazil and here universities do not send transcripts. They (my university) gave me a official transcript which I took to a certified translator and then, I uploaded through the "supporting materials" page. Do you think they might decline me because of my transcripts situation? Are they so "stricted" about it? Thank you very much!

Hello! I applied to the P.h.D in Education program and the Rutgers Graduate of Education request my university to send official transcripts for the application process. The thing is, I was born and I live and Brazil and here universities do not send transcripts. They (my university) gave me a official transcript which I took to a certified translator and then, I uploaded through the "supporting materials" page. Do you think they might decline me because of my transcripts situation? Are they so "stricted" about it? Thank you very much!

I applied for PhD in Education at Rutgers, but I share the anxiety. I go check the website 3, 4 times a day, I freak out about what my recommenders may have written about me, if my GRE scores are good enough, if this was not too arrogant of me applying to PhD just after graduating from college, without a masters. Well, it is hard!!

Really? Where did you heard it? ps: I would love to hear this is true haha

I live in São Paulo, but I was born in Rio Grande do Sul, state which you visited haha. At Rutgers website I found this link http://gse.rutgers.edu/faq?tid=60 where they answer "GRE scores for current students average a few points under 500 (verbal) and just under 600 (math)." Converting to the new scale is Verbal = 152 and Quantitative = 148. They also Ask for 82 on TOEFL and I got 101.

Hello. I just applied for the P.h.D in Education at Rutgers and I'm not sure if what I got is enough. I recently took the GRE and scored Verbal 159, Quantitative 145 and Writing 3. At the TOEFL, since Im not from the USA, I scored 101. I'm in my last semester at college, B.A in History, and I've also done an internship in the last 18 months as an Assistant Teacher in a High School. Do you guys think it is enough?

Hello. I just applied for the P.h.D in Education at Rutgers and I'm not sure if what I got is enough. I recently took the GRE and scored Verbal 159, Quantitative 145 and Writing 3. At the TOEFL, since Im not from the USA, I scored 101. I'm in my last semester at college, B.A in History, and I've also done an internship in the last 18 months as an Assistant Teacher in a High School. Is that enough?