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Historic
Preservations Admission Requirements and Procedures
Applicants
for admission to the Historic Preservation Program should possess
an academic or employment background in preservation-related disciplines
or a demonstrate a strong interest and motivation to pursue such
studies. There are no specific prerequisites, other than possession
of an undergraduate degree.
All
prospective Historic Preservation Graduate Certificate students
must apply for classified admission to the UH
Graduate Division, unless already enrolled or accepted as a
classified graduate student. Prospective students should mail directly
to the department the Graduate Program Supplemental information
form and Statement of Objectives form. Unfortunately, there is no
financial aid for certificate-only students.
The
Graduate admissions application deadline is March 1st for the
Fall term, and September 1st for the Spring term.
As
part of the Application for Graduate Admission, an official transcript
from each institution attended must also submitted directly by the
institution to the Graduate Admissions office. If the applicant
received a graduate degree from the University of Hawai`i at Manoa
within the last five years, the Graduate Admissions office still
has the transcripts on file. If it is more than five years, a Request
for Transcript form (available from this office or UH Graduate Division)
must be submitted.
The
Department of American Studies waives the requirements of GRE scores
and two letters of recommendation for Historic Preservation Graduate
Certificate applicants.
If,
in addition to the Historic Preservation Graduate Certificate, a
student also wishes to apply for concurrent admission to the M.A.
or Ph.D. program in American Studies or any other department, a
second Application for Graduate Admission must be submitted to the
Graduate Admissions office.
For
complete information on University admission requirements and policies,
consult the latest General
and Graduate Information Catalog.
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