GRE scores are no longer required and will not be considered. Applicants should, however, submit CVs for the upcoming admissions season.
A student seeking admission on the basis of a bachelor's degree must have a strong background in philosophy (roughly equivalent to at least an undergraduate major), with minimum average grades of B+ in the applicant's overall program and A- in the applicant's philosophy courses.
A student seeking admission on the basis of a master's degree in philosophy must have an average grade of at least an A- in that master's program. The PhD program is intended primarily for those interested in teaching philosophy and doing advanced philosophical research. Applicants must satisfy the Admissions Committee that they are capable of independent research in philosophy at an advanced level.
The Statement of Interest is a statement of about 300 words which indicates your areas of interest in philosophy at the graduate level. If there is information about you that you would like the committee to have, but that cannot be included elsewhere in the application, you may include it here.
The Writing Sample is a piece of your written work in philosophy (in English or French), such as a term paper. Submit one writing sample only, preferably not exceeding 15 pages double-spaced (this excludes Notes and Bibliography).
Applicants must provide contact information for at least two, but preferably three, philosophy instructors who have indicated they are willing to write a recommendation.
Curriculum Vitae: Applicants should submit an up-to-date CV.

IELTS - Minimum required score 7.0 (Academic) with at least 6.5 for each component.
TOEFL IBT - Overall Score - 93, Writing and Speaking- 22, TOEFL Paper-based Test - Overall Score 580, TWE 5