A bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university.
Superior achievement and the ability to pursue graduate work as indicated by official transcripts from previous institutions of study.
The results of the Graduate Record Examination, GRE, or Miller Analogies Test, MAT. However, GRE scores (vs. MAT or TOEFL) are necessary for applicants to be considered for most university scholarships.
Non-native English-speakers should demonstrate evidence of English proficiency through submission of Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) scores or through some other means.
At least three academic letters of recommendation.
An undergraduate foundation in philosophy, which includes a demonstrated background in the following areas: history of philosophy, logic, metaphysics, ethics, philosophy of God and philosophical anthropology.
Optional SAT/ACT Scores
Letter of Recommendation
At least three academic letters of recommendation.
Acceptable Test Scores-
TOEFL - 80 Internet
IELTS-6.5