Admission Process

1. Fill out the UC Graduate Application at grad.uc.edu/admissions
   For Graduate Major, select the name of the graduate program you are interested in, for example: Cancer and Cell Biology PhD.
   
   
2. Arrange to have GRE Scores submitted to:
   University of Cincinnati
   The Graduate School
   Inst. (CEEB) Code: 1833
   
   
3.  Upload required documents (most can be uploaded at the online application site). These typically include:
   1. Essay/personal statement about your research and career goals, and why you have chosen the particular program. 
   2. Curriculum Vitae, including educational, research and/or employment experiences
   3. Letters of Recommendation from people qualified to assess your ability to succeed in graduate school and your commitment to research. You will be asked to provide contact details of your personal references on the online application site. Your referees will be contacted individually and asked to provide their letters of reference electronically by uploading them directly to the site.
      
      Please note that each graduate program in the College of Medicine has its own admissions criteria and that there may be additional documents that are required during the online submission. These will be noted at the end of the electronic application. Please also visit the individual program web sites listed under the doctoral, master or combined degree programs here for any specific admission requirements and application procedures.
      
      
4. Official Transcripts from every undergraduate institution attended are to be submitted directly to the graduate school at the following address:
   University of Cincinnati
   Graduate School Office 
   P.O. Box 210627
   Cincinnati, OH 45221-0627
   
   
5. Overseas students whose native language is not English are required to submit TOEFL exam scores to: 
   University of Cincinnati
   The Graduate School
   Inst. (CEEB) Code: 1833
   
   While the University of Cincinnati Graduate School sets minimum requirements for TOEFL test scores as a condition of admission (click here for additional details), please note that some of the graduate programs at the College of Medicine may have different, more stringent requirements.  It is essential that you visit the individual program website(s) of interest and check on their specific TOEFL requirements before you submit an application.
   

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