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ME/ ORIE Graduate Admissions
Graduate student David Agu, shown with his advisor, Dr. Matt Campbell, won the Shell Research Prize for the best paper and presentation in the area of Energy/Environment/Transport Processes at the Graduate And Industry Networking (GAIN) 2009 conference.
Admission to the ME/ORIE Department is a two-part process, including GIAC (Graduate and International Admissions Center) requirements and Supplemental Departmental Requirements.
Deadlines:
Departmental Priority Deadlines:
The deadlines below are for priority consideration of financial support. The ME Program functions on a rolling admission basis. Application materials including test scores and letters of recommendation are accepted after the priority deadlines. However, because we only review complete applications, those that become complete after the deadline have a reduced chance of departmental financial assistance.