Ducks in a row

[dragonjournal]

Went and had a meeting with the career people at Miami today. I have, apparently, taken the first step in getting to grad school and that's identifying which schools to apply to. So, this post is getting ducks in a row:

North Carolina State University

DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 1
GRE: 5496
Cost: $75
Personal Statement:
Writing Sample: creative: 25-40 pages; critical: 15 pages
Resume: yes
Letters of Recommendation: 3
Transcipts: Unofficial
Graduate admissions email: klmangin@ncsu.edu


College of Charleston:

DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 1
GRE: 5113
Cost:
Personal Statement:
Writing Sample:
Resume:
Letters of Recommendation:
Transcipts:
Graduate admissions email: cofcmfa@cofc.edu Sent: 11/21/2017


Eastern Michigan University

DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 1
GRE:
Cost: $45
Personal Statement:
Writing Sample: 15 pages
Resume:
Letters of Recommendation: 2-3
Transcipts: Official
Graduate admissions email: graduate_admissions@emich.edu; Ramona Caponegro: rcaponeg@emich.edu


Western Michigan University

DEADLINE: JANUARY 10
GRE: 1902
Cost:
Personal Statement: 750 word essay
Writing Sample: 30 pages
Resume: Yes
Letters of Recommendation: 3
Transcipts: Official
Graduate admissions email: Form

Comments

[dragonjournal]

Sage isn't, no. AJ will go with me, and it looks like Fall 2019 is the best time to apply for.

I'm still working on Sage. Their boyfriend is interested in getting the hell out of here, and my moving is the best chance.

[jehanne1431]

Oh, you have time then. I was going to ask how the GRE went, thinking that you were applying for fall. Does Sage want to go to college? That could be pretty convenient to be so close to a state university.

[dragonjournal]

I'm taking the GRE in May, at the latest. Sage is in college! They're just at Cincinnati State, here in town.