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| Degree Program Application Deadlines |
| Autumn | July 1 |
| Winter | Nov. 1 |
| Spring | Feb. 1 |
| Summer | May 1 |
GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
- Applicants must hold a baccalaureate degree (B.S.) in Civil Engineering or Construction Management from an accredited college or university in the United States, or its equivalent from a foreign institution.
Applicants whose undergraduate degree is in a field other than Construction Management or Civil Engineering may take the necessary prerequisite courses by enrolling in the UW Certificate Program in Construction Management. This program is offered in an online format and includes undergraduate courses in construction safety, construction estimating, project planning and control, and project management. At least one of these courses must be completed prior to applying to the M.S. in Construction Management; the others may be completed concurrently with the graduate program. Information on these prerequisite courses – including contact information for additional questions about the certificate program – can be found on the certificate program's website. If you have questions about eligibility for the master's degree program, please contact us.
- A grade point average of 3.0 or better is required, based on the last 60 graded semester hours or last 90 graded quarter hours of undergraduate and graduate study.
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Applications for Graduate and Graduate Non-Matriculated students are submitted electronically through the Graduate School. Once there, you will need to create a new applicant profile, select your application type (graduate or graduate non-matriculated), and choose "Construction Management - MS in Construction Management (online)" as the graduate program. You will be required to pay a nonrefundable application fee that is not credited against any other fees charged by the University. If the application fee is not received, the application will not be reviewed by the Admissions Committee.
In addition, depending on application type, certain materials may have to be submitted by mail to the Construction Engineering department and/or the Graduate School.
Online Application Materials
The following content must be submitted in the online application:
Graduate applicants
- Self-reported GRE scores (official scores must also be submitted)
Mailed Application Materials: Department
Submit the following materials by mail to:
Graduate Program Coordinator
Department of Construction Management
University of Washington
120 Architecture Hall, Box 351610
Seattle, WA 98195-1610
All applicants:
- Photocopy of the online Graduate School application
- A set of official transcripts from each college and university attended, sent in a sealed envelope from the institution.
Graduate applicants:
- Department of Construction Management application (get application in Word or PDF format)
- Transcripts: One official copy of transcripts from all collegiate institutions you have attended are required and must be received by Graduate Admissions Committee by application deadline.
- Photocopy of GRE scores
- Photocopy of TOEFL scores (for international applicants only)
- Two-page Statement of Purpose explaining why you seek admission to the M.S. Construction Management program (see instructions in Word or PDF format)
- Personal résumé
- Three letters of recommendation (from current or former employers or supervisors, or former teachers), each accompanied by the proper form (get form in Word or PDF format) and received by the appropriate application deadline.
- Official GRE scores from the "General GRE" exam. These must be less than five years old from exam date. See Information About the GRE Exam. The following codes should be used to direct your scores: University of Washington, code #4854, Department of Construction Management, code #5199.
Mailed Application Materials: Graduate School
Submit the following materials by mail to:
University of Washington
Office of Graduate Admissions
Box 84808
Room 301, Loew Hall
Seattle, Washington 98124-6108
Graduate Non-Matriculated applicants
- A set of official transcripts from each college and university attended, sent in a sealed envelope from the institution.
International applicants
- A set of official transcripts from each college and university attended, sent in a sealed envelope from the institution.
- Printed copy of Graduate School application (signed and dated)
- TOEFL score (less than 2 years from the test date). See English Language Proficiency. You will be asked to self-report your TOEFL scores during the online application. If you have not taken the TOEFL exam yet, you may still submit the online application and enter the date you are scheduled to take the exam. After you have taken the exam, you can go back into your application and enter the scores.
- UW Statement of Financial Ability Form (accessible here after submitting online application)
- If a current U.S. resident: photocopies of all I-20 forms with F-1 visa stamp, or DS-2019 forms with the J-1 visa stamp or any current visa status forms issued to you.
- If you are requesting a DS-2019 (Certificate of Eligibility form) for J-1 status, please provide the following information: city of birth, country of legal permanent residence, present position in the country (i.e. student/faculty, as well as the name of the institution, if employed by a company, name of employer, etc.). If you are currently holding the J-1 visa, please let the Graduate School know if you are planning to return home before coming to this University. This information is important in order to issue an accurate visa application form.
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