09/29/2016 - There is no minimum GRE test score, however applicants admitted to the CS graduate program usually have high quantitative GRE scores and a math background that includes study through some discrete math. If you feel that your test scores are not valid indicators of your ability, you should explain your concerns in your statement of purpose. Read more
09/29/2016 - Who should I pick as my recommenders? Can I have professional references? Three letters of reference are required, but you may provide up to 5 references. Professional references are accepted. Your letter-writers should be able to speak to your CS abilities and should emphasize research experience and academic achievements, particularly in computer science. Will letter writers receive a duplicate request from ApplyTexas? Read more
09/29/2016 - The main criteria used to evaluate applicants for graduate study in CS are grades, test scores, computer science background, letters of reference, and a statement of purpose. We encourage applicants to provide a resume and publications (if any). Applications are evaluated holistically, and admissions decisions are made based on the pool of applicants for a given year. Read more
09/29/2016 - No. The master's admissions committee will not admit a student with a degree that is closely related to our MSCS.  You may apply for the PhD program instead. Read more
09/29/2016 - While not required, a previous CS bachelor’s degree is strongly recommended since admission is very competitive. Successful applicants usually have an undergraduate degree in CS or a closely related area such as Electrical and Computer Engineering. Use of computers at work or some experience programming are not considered to be equivalent to a CS degree and courses. Read more
09/29/2016 - You have two status check sites: 1. CS Department Supplement http://apply.cs.utexas.edu/grad/. Here, you can check whether you have submitted all of the required application items and send reminders to your references. Your application must be complete here for the admissions committee to review your application. Read more
09/29/2016 - Transcript must be official English translations required Obliterate social security numbers Include 1 scan of the grading information ("transcript key") if it isn't on the front of the transcript. May submit ‘mark sheets’ if your university does not provide transcripts. Must have proof of degree on transcript or on separate page.  If not available at time of application this will be requested later if you are admitted. Do not scan back of document to show Official stamps. Shrink images to <= 5Mb Read more
09/29/2016 - The following items are required for application to the CS Graduate Program.  Please use this checklist to ensure that you are submitting all of the materials necessary. Read more
09/29/2016 - Yes - Current and former graduate students at The University of Texas at Austin who wish to change majors to the CS Department may apply during the regular admissions season. Please follow the instructions for requesting a change of major: https://gradschool.utexas.edu/admissions/how-to-apply/change-of-graduate.... Some important notes: Read more
09/29/2016 - No, the CS Department only accepts Fall applications for our on-campus programs. Our Master of Computer Science Online program, however, does accept spring applications. You can find more information about applying to the online program at https://www.cs.utexas.edu/graduate-program/masters-program/msonline. Questions regarding the online program? Please email msonline@cs.utexas.edu. Read more

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