Evaluation Criteria - Curriculum

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Applicants should have both the ability and desire to thrive within a demanding and stimulating, environment. Qualities sought include:

• academic preparedness
• intellectual curiosity
• communications skills  

What Committee Looks At
Curriculum – Some of the ways the Admissions Committee looks for evidence of academic preparedness, intellectual curiosity and communications skills include the following: 

• GPA, GMAT, TOEFL/IELTS (if applicable)
• academic recognition
• merit-based scholarships
• professional certifications
• mastery of oral and written communication
• listening skills
• appears to be well-read
• is interested in current affairs
• has an interest in areas outside of one’s immediate environment
• displays a level of willingness to engage in debate or to ask questions.