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现在将heatpump与University of Wisconsin-Madison联系的email（heatpump友情提供）公布如下：. C/ U& O% O! n: x) o2 n& f
Dear Prospective Graduate Student:
7 U- p4 P! i$ P% |4 FWe have received your inquiry concerning graduate work in the Department of Mechanical Engineering.. u( x' o, H; r) ?$ Z- }& T
We consider only very highly qualified applicants for admission.  The minimum achievement for consideration is a first-class rating, a 3.00 GPA on a 4.00 scale in the last 60(+) credits in your undergraduate degree, or a 78% standing in a Mechanical Engineering undergraduate program.  Students must be thoroughly conversant with written and spoken English, and international students are required to take either the TOEFL examination (scores above 580 are desirable) or the Michigan ELI (scores above 90 are preferred).  Graduate Record Exam (GRE) scores are required.  A GRE score (Verbal + Quantitative + Analytical) less than 1500 is considered marginal for admission in the older test method. A total of 1100 or better in Verbal and Quantitative and 3.5 or better in the Analytical in the newest test method. Applicants with scores less than admissible should retake the exam or supply reasons for their low score with the application. While the above are the minimum requirements for admission, past experience indicates that only truly exceptional students receive offers of support from faculty in our Department.
( [8 p0 u, T, o; m* DYou are strongly encouraged to apply electronically.  Application materials are available on the websites:  http://www.wisc.edu/grad/eapp/eapp.pl and http://www.engr.wisc.edu/me. You need to complete both the Graduate School and ME Department forms.  Also, your application will not be processed until the application fee is received. Complete instructions are available on the websites.
+ I4 X3 a$ ^  d, `& @% R4 e4 {+ q! cIf you are unable to apply electronically, financial constraints necessitate that we use a pre-screening process prior to mailing applications to international students. Accordingly, please fill out the following Pre-Screening Prospective Graduate Student Summary Sheet. Return this form and documentation of your TOEFL/ELI scores to the address below.
9 r* H' ~& T$ Y; c5 ~. OThis Summary Sheet will be studied carefully to ensure you meet our admission standards. Then, your information will be circulated to the faculty in the department in an attempt to match your interests and skills with their research programs. You may also contact faculty individually in your interest areas to discuss possible research projects. If a faculty member expresses a potential interest in having you as a graduate student, a full application will be mailed to you.: G+ O0 G6 G( T. C
Financial aid, if available, is administered by the student's faculty advisor.  There is little likelihood of foreign students receiving financial aid for their first year of study.
. [% C# N8 y1 |4 T3 KFor details on our graduate degree programs and courses, refer to the Graduate School Bulletin of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  Copies of this bulletin should be available at the United States Information Office at the U.S. Embassy or at your own university library.  It also can be found on the World Wide Web site (http://www.wisc.edu/grad).  We do not mail out graduate school bulletins.  For department information, see http://www.engr.wisc.edu/me., [; u- N. B' [$ f- N

; e/ g) x% E/ {% p& N+ dSincerely yours,
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( `. k1 W7 W4 u" b& p这是ASU英语系的标准,既然是英语系,对verbal的要求比较高
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Graduate Record Examination: Applicants must submit scores on the Verbal Aptitude of the GRE. Normally, they should achieve a score in the 85th percentile or higher.
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The Admissions Committee uses the Fricke Index to screen applicants. The Index is calculated using the G.P.A. as well as the Verbal and Quantitative GRE scores. Two separate Fricke Indices are calculated: (1) using GRE scores and G.P.A. for junior and senior undergraduate grades, and (2) using GRE scores and G.P.A. for the master's degree (if applicable). Normally, it is expected that the minimum standards will be Indices of 5.6 (using junior-senior G.P.A.) and 6.0 (using master's degree G.P.A.). For example, an Index of 5.6 is equivalent to 50th percentile scores on the two GRE measures and a G.P.A. of 3.4 on a 4.0 scale. The Fricke Index is calculated using the following formula: Fricke Index= [Verbal GRE + Quantitative GRE]/400 + G.P.A.
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这是University of Virginia文理学院的申请要求：7 E$ ~  s/ b3 I  `( ~* s% K
The programs in Graduate Arts and Sciences are administered by the dean in cooperation with the graduate faculty. The faculty of the Graduate School consists of those professors in the academic departments and in the schools of architecture, medicine, commerce, and nursing that offer courses approved for graduate credit in Arts and Sciences. The administrative offices of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences are located in rooms 437-438, Cabell Hall. Letters should be addressed to 437 Cabell Hall, P.O. Box 400775, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA 22904-4775. / ~3 g0 X( P+ P9 ]' v/ a5 A% G# c. }, }

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The dean is the admissions officer of Graduate Arts and Sciences. Applicants are considered on the basis of qualifications regardless of age, citizenship, color, handicap, national origin, political affiliation, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or status as a disabled veteran or veteran of the Vietnam era. ' f, S2 t* y. @
Dates for Fall, Spring & Summer Semester Application ( b. x/ l3 ]+ e: h* r. n4 s7 M( m
Fall semester begins the academic year. Although the Graduate School accepts applications in certain departments until July 15 (for all foreign applicants the deadline is April 1), most places are filled in April and May, and most departments have earlier deadlines. If you wish to be considered for financial aid awards, so indicate on the application form. In order to consider you for financial aid we must receive your complete application before December 3. To determine application deadlines for individual disciplines, please consult with the specific department and/or their websites. ; w2 k3 w0 r* Z7 @9 J# v, \
The deadline for spring semester applications is November 1, and for the summer session it is April 1. Since many disciplines have sequences of courses beginning in the fall semester, some departments admit for fall semester only: see the requirements in the Departmental Program and Non-Degree Program section.
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A version of our application form is located at: http://www.virginia.edu/artsandsciences/admissions/index.html
# T, {% V) j3 bSubmit a complete application under a single cover (envelope), including:
5 p; F/ N& w/ p7 t$ F% ~# uOur three-page Application form with a fourth page(s) statement of purpose, using a word processor or typewriter, preferably, but in black ink otherwise;
& f5 ~$ o( r) U/ ?5 ~GRE Scores (Commerce applicants substitute GMAT scores) sent to the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (including a photocopy of your personal copy of test scores with your application assists in the prompt evaluation of your application). The University of Virginia's E.T.S. code number is 5820.
) E7 N: ]. X, A. j6 i; {: I* n0 q5 tOfficial transcripts of your entire college/university record, including records of any advanced work done at another institution, in sealed envelopes; 2 X4 _2 L) w! ^1 Y4 ^7 n+ z9 x$ L! h7 Q
Two letters of recommendation preferably from faculty who have taught in the field of your proposed major subject, in sealed envelopes with the recommender's signature over the sealed flap (several departments require three letters); 0 s# L# ?/ @* I: x3 v0 s
A $40 nonrefundable application fee;
# u( v) @+ h9 G! V; M% bAny additional supporting documents required by the department such as a third letter of recommendation or writing samples: see department listing for any additional requirements. ! u- L1 ^0 ~3 H+ N
Graduate Record Examinations 0 H$ A! M# A# x; j1 Y9 S
You must take the general tests and, if required, a subject test in the proposed field of specialization. Inquiries concerning this test program and application to take the tests should be addressed to the Graduate Record Examinations, Educational Testing Service, Box 955, Princeton, NJ 08540, or Box 1502, Berkeley, CA 94701. You can also contact the Educational Testing Service on the Web: http: //www. ets. org/. Information about the examination is available on the campuses of most colleges and universities.
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Foreign applicants whose first language is not English should take the TOEFL examination no later than January and make the necessary arrangements with the Educational Testing Service to send the scores directly to Graduate Admissions. You can contact the appropriate officials at the Educational Testing Service on the web: http: //www. toefl. org/. The required score is 600 on the paper-based test or 250 on the computer-based test. All foreign students whose first language is not English are required to take the Virginia English Language Proficiency Examination upon arrival in Charlottesville immediately following registration. This test is not a substitute for the TOEFL examination.
) `8 l! Q! X9 e& L. K4 b# OMinimum Admission Requirements
4 ]0 }" c4 r9 m% E2 x. ^# \1. You must have a bachelor’s degree from an accredited collegiate institution. ) e8 W9 H$ B$ Z; c
2. You should have at least a B average for the last two years of your undergraduate curriculum or the equivalent in terms of the credit standards of the college from which you come, as estimated by the dean of this graduate school. Many departments in the University, because of the large number of well-qualified applicants, require a general grade average of higher than a B. " `! E  w* d$ A" q/ y  V2 L5 l* X
3. Academic credits, undergraduate or graduate, earned more than ten calendar years before the date of application for admission will ordinarily be considered no longer valid, and therefore will not form a basis for admission to the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. At the discretion of the department in which you propose to work, such credits may be revalidated by examination.
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