Admissions and Financial SupportHow to ApplySpecific information about university-wide requirements for graduate admissions at The University of Texas at Austin is available from The Graduate and International Admissions Center. Apply online using the Texas Common Application. The CMB major code is 615400. Submit online your Statement of Purpose and enter your Electronic Letters of Recommendation information. When you complete the "References" portion of the online application for admission, you will give the names and email addresses of those you have asked to recommend you. Be sure that the email address is current and accurate. You will be asked to inform us if you are going to waive the right to view your letters after they are submitted. Please indicate this by answering the associated question on the application for admission. We will send an e-mail message to the address you provide and ask your recommender to visit a web site where they can complete a questionnaire. Your recommender will be informed if you have not waived your right to view his/her letter of recommendation. If you make a mistake on the email address or if you need to replace one recommender with another please contact Marla Boye at marla.boye@austin.utexas.edu. Send to the Graduate and International Admissions Center:
GIAC University of Texas at Austin P. O. Box 7608 Austin, TX 78713-7608
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GIAC UT Austin 2608 Whitis Ave. Austin, TX 78712-1534 Send unofficial copies of all transcripts to the CMB graduate program:The University of Texas at Austin Cell and Molecular Biology Graduate Program 1 University Station A4810 Austin, TX 78713-0160
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CMB Graduate Program The University of Texas at Austin 2500 Speedway MBB 1.220 Austin, TX 78712 Admission Requirements and DeadlinesThe CMB Graduate Program expects its applicants to have successfully completed at least one semester each of cell biology and molecular biology, and one year each of calculus, organic chemistry and general physics. Genetics and biochemistry are required. Students with any deficiencies in these areas should remedy them before applying to the program. The priority deadline is December 15. Applications received after that date will be considered, but it may not be feasible to complete the review of late applications in time for invitations to recruitment visits. Applicants may check their application status and documents received online. Application Fee Waiver Recruitment Visits Financial Support |
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