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Attach the appropriate supporting documents to your online application:

• All programs require a resume or CV
• All programs require essay questions submitted through the application
• Two letters of recommendation are required for the Executive MBA and MS in Applied Economics as well as students that are applying for financial aid. Letters of recommendation are optional for all other programs.

We will also accept these documents emailed to gradadmit@marquette.edu after your application has been submitted online.

You must list in the application and submit copies of transcripts for all colleges or universities in the United States that you have attended, whether you received a degree or transferred the credits from the school.

If admitted, final official transcripts should be sent to the ÃÛÌÒÓ°Ïñ Graduate School directly from your previous institution. Transcripts that pass through the applicant's hands will not be considered official, and neither will transcripts stamped "Issued to Student." If an institution distributes transcripts electronically, please have them send the transcript to gradadmit@marquette.edu.

USPS mailing address
ÃÛÌÒÓ°Ïñ Graduate School
205 Zilber Hall
PO Box 1881
Milwaukee, WI. 53201-1881

Courier / street address
ÃÛÌÒÓ°Ïñ Graduate School
1250 W. Wisconsin Ave, Room 205
Milwaukee, WI. 53233

ÃÛÌÒÓ°Ïñ Graduate School requires that all international (non-U.S.) transcripts/academic records be evaluated by a transcript evaluation service with (examples listed below). You must list in the application all colleges or universities that you have attended, whether you received a degree or transferred the credits from the school. 

• – Course-by-Course evaluation is required.
• – Course-by-Course evaluation is required.
• – Course-by-Course evaluation is required.
• – Course Analysis Evaluation is required.
• – Course-by-Course evaluation is required.

If admitted, final official transcript evaluations must be sent to the ÃÛÌÒÓ°Ïñ Graduate School directly from the transcript evaluation service used for your course-by-course evaluation.

GMAT / GRE requirements are outlined for each academic program within the GMAT / GRE Policy website.  In brief:

• The GMAT or GRE is not required for certificate applications or the MA in Corporate Communications.
• Applicants with an undergraduate cumulative GPA of 3.000 or better as well as applicants who have earned a terminal degree (i.e., PhD, MD, JD, DDS) or have earned a Masters degree in a quantitative field (i.e., Engineering, Finance) are not required to submit a GMAT/GRE score unless specifically requested by a Program Director.
• A GMAT or GRE score is required for applicants with a cumulative GPA below 3.00 or based on the program-specific details outlined within the GMAT / GRE Policy website.

Executive MBA, MS in Applied Economics and students applying for financial aid require two letters of recommendation.  They are optional for all other programs.

• We strongly encourage you to use the online system available as part of the online application. Indicate on your application who your recommenders will be and send them an invitation through the online application. Your recommenders will receive instructions to upload their recommendation electronically.
• Difficulty with the online system? Recommenders can also email letters to gradadmit@marquette.edu or mail to: ÃÛÌÒÓ°Ïñ Graduate School, Zilber 205, P.O. Box 1881, Milwaukee, WI 53201

• Letters should be submitted by those who can best speak to your past academic record and potential for future success as a graduate student. Ideally, at least some of these letters will be written by professors. Letters from employers and other relevant references are also acceptable.

Before issuing an I-20, a university is required by law to verify that prospective students have:

1. Academic ability
2. English language proficiency
3. Financial support for the intended program of study.

ÃÛÌÒÓ°Ïñ issues an I-20 for a prospective F-1 student after the student has been accepted for studies and has provided evidence of full financial support for the expenses of living and studying here for the proposed period of time.

Upon acceptance to the Graduate School of Management F-1 students will be emailed the necessary financial verification and advance deposit amounts.  F-1 students must adequately document their financial resources for the duration of the academic program before a visa will be issued. Financial verification, in the form of an appropriate sponsorship statement and an advanced deposit (in U.S. currency) equal to the amount of the first term's tuition, must be sent to Marquette before the certificate of eligibility for a visa will be issued.   For further information on the current financial verification requirements and sponsorship statement requirements please contact the Graduate School of Management at GSM@Marquette.edu. The premium for the first term of health and repatriation insurance, required of all F-1 and J-1 students, will be deducted from the advance deposit. All but $500 is refundable if the student chooses not to attend Marquette. Students must be prepared to pay any remaining balance of the first term's tuition when they arrive on campus. The advance deposit will be waived if the student receives a scholarship or other academic award that covers the cost of the first term's tuition.  We will send the I-20 as soon as we receive the required deposit and acceptable financial verification form.

International student electronic deposit link

International applicants must submit a TOEFL score or other acceptable proof.

For TOEFL score submissions, please use the Designated Institution (DI) code 1448.