Application deadline:
January 15 for summer or fall semester admission.
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Applications to this program require two steps. First, the primary application is submitted to the national central application service, CSDCAS. Second, a supplementary application is submitted to the University of Kansas Medical Center via CollegeNet.
Please see the instructions below to learn more about how to apply.
All required application materials must be submitted by January 15. Classes for the program begin the following fall semester.
It will be helpful to have the following information ready before starting the CSDCAS online application:
Note: effective spring 2020, the Graduate Record Examination is no longer required and GRE scores are not submitted with the online application.
CSDCAS requires approximately three to four weeks to verify transcripts. Applications will be reviewed by the admissions committee as long as all materials have been submitted and verified by CSDCAS by the application deadline.
Please note: the admissions committee may contact applicants for an interview after the application deadline if they are under consideration for the program.
Students should contact CSDCAS customer service for any questions or concerns about application status, verification, receipt of supporting materials, how to complete the application, uploading documents, or submitting reference requests.
CSDCAS Customer Service: 617-612-2030, csdcasinfo@csdcas.org.
Answers to questions specific to KU or the program regarding admissions criteria, requirements, program information, etc. should be found on this website. Before contacting the department, please review the program eligibility and requirements and the frequently asked questions.
Remember to submit BOTH applications:
The admissions committee reviews applications for admission and makes recommendations to the Office of Graduate Studies for final processing. Evaluation is based principally on academic, research, and clinical achievement and potential including evidence from extracurricular activities.
Applicants are notified of application status by April 1 for fall program start.
Accepted students deciding to enter the program will request an official transcript during orientation to provide documentation of successful completion of an undergraduate degree.
International transcripts must be evaluated by World Education Services or Educational Credential Evaluators. The evaluation must include course-by-course evaluation, grade evaluation, and indicate the degree earned in U.S. terms (bachelors, masters, doctorate, etc). An official copy of the evaluation is required.