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Your application must be fully and accurately completed in the English language.

• Verify that your name and date of birth are entered correctly (including previous last name if applicable), as it appears on your passport or other identity papers.

• Under 'Personal Information' -> 'Canadian Immigration Status', if you are not a Canadian citizen, select Student Visa if you are required to apply for a study permit, or Permanent Resident if you hold the immigration status of Permanent Resident.

• Please carefully review the definitions of full-time and part-time status before selecting an option under “Student Status”. Graduate student status is not determined by the number of courses one registers for.

• If you have previously applied to or enroled in �Ӱ�ԭ��Ӱ�� University, please ensure you enter your MUN student number under “Program Information”. You can  (if you were previously a student) or on a decision letter emailed to you (if you previously applied). This will ensure your application is processed quickly and accurately.

• Please ensure you choose the right graduate program under “Program Information”. Normally, this cannot be changed after you submit your application online.

• Please Graduate Programs and Routes (e.g., thesis, course, internship) for your program of interest under “Program Information”. Refer to the  document for details. Incorrect routes may lead to delays in the admission process. You can only be considered for a route available for your graduate program of interest.

• If you are applying for a research program (e.g., one that requires a thesis), under “Program Information” please note the names of up to two faculty members you may be interested in working with. Please visit our website for more information on how to find potential supervisors.

• If you are applying for a research program (e.g., one that requires a thesis), please note the research area or focus you are interested in for your graduate thesis (or instrument for Master of Music applicants).

• Under “Program Information” and “Self-declared Average”, please enter in number form your overall average from your most recent undergraduate (bachelor’s) program as it appears on your university transcript (e.g., 80%, 3.0, 16, etc.). In the following field, please select the country in which your most recent undergraduate (bachelor’s) program was completed.

• You must provide the names and email addresses for your referees. You should let them know beforehand that �Ӱ�ԭ��Ӱ�� will request letters of appraisal on your behalf. Please make sure the email address you enter is correct and one actively used by your referee.

• Ensure that the “Statement of Interest” section is properly completed, as most academic units place considerable emphasis on this section. You’ll find a video tutorial on this at the bottom of this page.

• Please complete the “Special Circumstances” section if there are any exceptional circumstances that may have had an impact on your past academic records.

• Transcripts should be uploaded to the online application after your application is submitted.

• �Ӱ�ԭ��Ӱ�� transcripts are not normally required. If your only transcript is a �Ӱ�ԭ��Ӱ�� transcript, however, please upload an unofficial transcript. You can download this at no cost from �Ӱ�ԭ��Ӱ�� Self-Service (under “Academic Information Menu”, then “Generate Unofficial Transcript PDF”).

• If you are currently a �Ӱ�ԭ��Ӱ�� University undergraduate student, please advise us when your degree requirements have been met or a degree has been conferred by contacting gradapply@mun.ca.

• If your previous university will only release transcripts to other universities directly, please arrange for them to e-mail these to gradapply@mun.ca, after you submit your application.

• If the award of your degree is not reflected on the transcript, we will require a certifying statement from your university to the effect that all degree requirements have been met. Please upload this as “Grad Confirmation of Degree Awarded”. If you are currently enrolled in a degree program, please upload this document when ready.

• If your transcripts are not in English or French, please provide an official or notarized English translation.

• When completing your application online, you will be required to enter information about your referees. Please ensure you contact your referees before applying to confirm their availability and willingness to write a reference letter on your behalf. You’ll find a video tutorial on how to ask for reference letters on this at the bottom of this page.

• Within 1-2 business days after you submit your application online (and after your application is processed), your referees will receive an email with a unique link inviting them to complete and submit an online reference letter form.

• To ensure your referee receives our email, please ensure their email address is entered correctly in the “References” section of the online application (this is a common reason why referees do not receive a request to submit a reference letter). Whenever possible, the referee’s institutional or professional email address should be used.

• Reference letters should be received by the appropriate application deadline. To ensure this happens, please submit your application before the application deadline (1-2 weeks recommended) so your referees have sufficient time to submit their forms.

• You will be able to confirm that your referees have submitted their letter of appraisal through the online application.

• If you are applying for any of the following programs, at least one letter of appraisal must be from an academic referee, and another one from a professional referee.
• Master of Business Administration
• Master of Education
• Master of Employment Relations
• Master of Management
• Master of Science in Nursing
• Master of Social Work

• Academic referees selected to write letters of appraisal on your behalf should have taught or supervised you at a university level, and be able to accurately comment on your ability to succeed in a graduate program. Professional referees can be individuals who supervised or worked with you in an employment setting. Referees should not be family members, friends, students, or employees who report to you.

• In cases where a new or alternate referee is required, please email gradapply@mun.ca.

• Note: Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) applicants only are required to submit a third letter of appraisal from a referee who can comment on their suitability for clinical practice. 

Please submit an updated resume. For advice, you may use Student Life’s Resume Writing Guide as a resource.

• Students who have completed secondary schooling, an undergraduate degree, or a graduate degree at a recognized institution where the language of instruction is English are not required to take an English proficiency test.

• If the institution is located outside of Canada or the United States, applicants should request a document from them that says they were taught in English. This can be a letter or a transcript; some institutions may also call this a medium of instruction (MOI) letter. Please upload this document to your online application as "Grad Proof of English Proficiency".

• All other applicants will be required to provide minimum scores from acceptable English proficiency tests . Please upload your test score report to the online application.

• Please note that certain programs require higher test scores than those indicated below. Where this is the case, it will be indicated on the relevant page of the Graduate Programs section of our website. Unless otherwise indicated, the minimum English proficiency test scores are as follows:

• : An aggregate score of 80 (92 for graduate programs with higher English proficiency requirements)
•  Academic: An aggregate score of 6.5 (7 for graduate programs with higher English proficiency requirements)
• : An aggregate score of 115 (125 for graduate programs with higher English proficiency requirements)
• : A score between 50 and 60 in each of four bands, with at least 2 band scores of 60
• : A score of 59%
• : Minimum scores of 58 in each of reading, writing, listening, and speaking

• The following graduate programs require minimum scores on a standardized test (please refer the relevant page of the Graduate Programs section of our website for more information, and upload your test score report to the online application):

• Master of Business Administration:  score of 550 (515 for GMAT Focus Edition) or score of 302
• Master of Business Administration in SEE:  score of 550 (515 for GMAT Focus Edition), or score of 302
• Master of Science in Management:  score of 600 (555 for GMAT Focus Edition), or  score of 310
• Master of Applied Psychological Science: General Test
• PhD (Management):  score of 600 (555 for GMAT Focus Edition), or score of 302

• Additional requirements (click on link): Certain graduate programs will require you to meet additional requirements or submit an additional form or writing sample. Please upload any required forms or documents to the online application.

• Authorization for use of representative: To authorize a representative to have access to your application file, please email gradapply@mun.ca from the email address noted on your application. The email should state your full name and �Ӱ�ԭ��Ӱ�� University student number, and the full name of your representative.

• Financial guarantee: If you are being sponsored by a government agency, university, or employer to pursue a graduate program at �Ӱ�ԭ��Ӱ��, please email a financial guarantee document with your full name and �Ӱ�ԭ��Ӱ�� University student number to gradapply@mun.ca.

Prerequisites may be necessary for your program of interest. Please check the  or the  section of our website for more information.

• The application fee of CAD$60 for Canadian applicants or CAD$120 for international applicants is payable by credit card (Visa or Mastercard) only.

• All graduate applicants to the Master of Music programs are required to pay a supplementary application fee of CAD$40.

• If you are employed as a permanent or contractual employee at �Ӱ�ԭ��Ӱ�� at the time of application, please email sgs@mun.ca for information on application fee waiver or reimbursement.

• If you are an Indigenous student or a Black Canadian student applying for admission to a doctoral program, please email sgs@mun.ca for information on application fee reimbursement.