Student Catalog - Thunderbird School of Global Management

Official transcripts and/or mark sheets from all undergraduate and graduate school ofattendance, including courses completed, grades received and if applicable, the degree(s)and date(s) awarded. Foreign educational credentials must be accompanied by a completeEnglish translation provided by a known translation service. Degrees earned in less thanfour years of university study may not be considered valid for admissions.Two letters of recommendation from persons who have know the applicant in a professionalor academic role and can testify to an ability to succeed academically and professionally.Essays that describe international motivation and career goals.An up-to-date resumeIn addition to the documents submitted during the Thunderbird application process, the followingdocuments should be submitted directly to the Indiana University, Kelley Direct AdmissionsOffice:An official GMAT score report.Official transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate school of attendance, including coursestaken, grades received and if applicable, the degree(s) and date(s) awarded. Foreigneducational credentials must be accompanied by a complete English translation provided by aknown translation service. Degrees earned in less than four years of university study may not beconsidered valid for admissions.CERTIFICATE OF GLOBAL MANAGEMENT ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTSAn application for admission must include:Must be currently enrolled in the Purdue Master of Science in Engineering withspecialization in Engineering Management Leadership programNon-Degree Student Application for Admission$125.00 non-refundable application feeTranscripts from all undergraduate and graduate courseworkCurrent resume of academic and professional accomplishmentsBrief statement of intended goal(s) of enrollment as a non-degree studentLetter from Purdue University defining and confirming Good Academic StandingIf applicable, TOEFL score of at least 600 (paper-based) or 250 (computer-based)SCHEDULE CHANGESAt any time, the School reserves the right to make whatever changes it deemsappropriate in course scheduling, course descriptions, and assignment of instructors.Some courses are offered in alternate modules or as demand warrants.8