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PS Essays are assessed for clarity, organization, conciseness and grammar. Through the essays, you can communicate what you hope to achieve at Daniels and how you will contribute to the Daniels community. Take advantage of the third optional open-topic essay to let us know what sets you apart from other applicants. Essay 1: What contribution will you make to the Daniels learning environment? Include examples of previous experiences that demonstrate your readiness for graduate school, specific to the program for which you are applying (maximum 350 words). Essay 2: Describe an ethical dilemma you have encountered. Explain alternatives you considered and how you determined the best action to take (maximum 350 words). Essay 3: Provide any additional information you would like the admissions committee to consider concerning your professional experience, personal accomplishments or academic record (maximum 350 words). CV In addition to documenting your level of work experience in the online application, you will be required to submit a résumé demonstrating the scope of your professional experience and educational achievements. Fee Applicants are required to submit a $100 non-refundable application fee. As a way of honoring our valued alumni and those who serve our country, past and present, we offer application fee waivers to the following individuals: University of Denver alumni Current and former members of the U.S. military Current and former members of Peace Corps Current and former members of AmeriCorps Current and former members of Teach for America If you feel as though you qualify for an application fee waiver based on this criteria, please send us a document verifying your participation in one of these organizations (or for University of Denver alumni, please send us your DU ID) so that we can waive this requirement for you. RL Ideal choices for references include former or current professors, supervisors, or community leaders who are familiar with the applicant and can comment on the applicant’s ability to succeed in a rigorous graduate program. The applicant should specify to recommenders that the admission committee gives a significant weight to the letters. Transcript Applicants must request current transcripts from each higher education institution attended. Students must earn a regionally-accredited undergraduate degree (or international equivalent) prior to enrollment. If transcripts are in a language other than English, applicants must submit original copies of the transcripts as well as official, certified English translations of those documents. Transcripts must be in officially sealed envelopes, sent directly from the issuing institution. Documents that arrive in opened envelopes and/or marked “issued to student” will not be considered official. For applicants who attended regionally-accredited educational institutions in India, we require individual mark sheets for all semesters with all attempts of examination. Submitting Unofficial vs. Official Transcripts: The Office of Graduate Admissions accepts up-to-date, unofficial transcripts for admissions consideration; however, applicants must submit final, official transcripts if admitted to the program. Evidence of degree earned: Applicants with foreign credentials must also submit official proof of the degree earned (e.g., a copy of a diploma or certificate) with an English translation. Proof of degree documents must be in officially sealed university envelopes. The Office of International Admission will evaluate the equivalency of degrees earned outside the United States. Where to send official transcripts: Paper documents Office of Graduate Admissions Daniels College of Business, University of Denver 2101 S University Blvd, Ste 255 Denver, CO 80208-8921 USA Official transcripts sent through a secure email service should be directed to daniels@du.edu.