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PS Your statement of purpose should describe succinctly your reasons for applying to the Department of Bioengineering at Stanford. It would be helpful to include what you have done to prepare for this degree program. Please describe your research interests, past research experience, future career plans and other details of your background and interests that will allow us to evaluate your ability to thrive in our program. If you have interests that align with a specific faculty member, you may state this in your application. Your statement of purpose should not exceed two pages in length (single spaced). CV A resume or curriculum vitae (CV) submitted as part of the online application. Please be sure to list all your publications (if any) here as well. Fee The application fee is $125. Online application fee payment: Credit Card (Visa or MasterCard) ONLY. Stanford University cannot accept checks or money orders. RL Three letters of recommendation are required; two letters must come from an academic source. If your background includes industrial experience, involvement in performing arts, athletics, public service or entrepreneurial activities, you may wish to include one reference who can comment on that part of your experience. Indicate on the recommendation form whether you are waiving your right to see the letter of recommendation. You can obtain the recommendation form OR you may utilize the provision in the online application to have your recommenders submit letters directly online. Transcript We require two official and sealed copies from all previous colleges or universities attended for one year or more full time. The institution should send you your transcripts in a sealed envelope. Transcripts received opened are not considered official. In addition to the paper transcripts, applicants are required to upload scanned unofficial transcripts as part of their application. Send official transcripts to: Bioengineering Graduate Admissions Stanford University 443 Via Ortega Shriram Center, Room 119 Stanford, California 94305-4125