Applications to the Forensic Science Graduate Program at UC Davis are submitted online. Information about the application process is available here. The General application deadline for Fall 2024 Admission is February 1, 2024. The Space Available deadline for Fall 2024 is June 1, 2024. Review the requirements for admission for information on GPA, prerequisite courses, and undergraduate degree requirements.
Application Materials
The following items are required to complete your application:
- Online Application
The Personal History Statement and the Statement of Purpose are included in the application. In the Prerequisite Course History section of the application, applicants are required to list courses taken to satisfy the prerequisite coursework.
- Academic Transcripts
UC Davis requires academic records from each college-level institution you have attended, including transcripts from study abroad programs and community college courses. You will be instructed to upload copies of your transcripts after you have submitted your online application.
- Letters of Recommendation
Three letters are required to complete the application. Letters must be submitted electronically by the recommender via the online application system.
- Examination Scores
GRE scores are not required. Official TOEFL or IELTS scores are required for applicants from countries whose official language is not English. Scores must be less than two years old, submitted electronically through the testing service.
UC Davis Institution Code: 4834
Department Code: 30
Application Fee
Application fee can be found on the UC Davis Graduate Studies website.
All application materials should be submitted online. Please do not send paper copies of letters of recommendation, transcripts, statement of purpose, or personal history statement.
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