Admission into the masters and doctoral programs in the School of Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences is based on the applicants previous academic training, their academic record, scores on the Graduate Record Exam (GRE), letters of recommendation, intended area of study, and space within the graduate program. The GRE: All applicants are required to complete the GRE. Scores must be received by the department before an applicant's file can be reviewed by the admissions committee. Three letters of recommendation are to be submitted by individuals who are qualified to assess the applicant's potential for graduate study. At least one of these letters should be from a former professor who is familiar with the applicants work, and all three should be from individuals who are experienced in exercise science or related areas. Applicants to the masters program must have achieved a minimum GPA of 3.0 over the final two years (approximately 60 semester hours) of their undergraduate degree program. Applicants to the doctoral program must have achieved a minimum of a 3.25 GPA during the completion of their masters degree program. Note: All applicants to the doctoral degree program are expected to have completed a masters degree, or comparable graduate degree, in a field that relates to their intended area of doctoral study. The applicant is responsible for providing official transcripts of previous graduate and undergraduate academic work. TOEFL IBT equal to 80 or above, IELTS equal to 6.5 or above , TOEFL PBT 550