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Application Instructions

Requirements

Procedure

Applicants are responsible for submitting a complete application. If your application is incomplete at the time of submission, it will be held until missing items are submitted. Applicants may log on to their application portal to check which elements of their applications have been received.

Leveling Courses

After being accepted, students who have not graduated from an ABET-accredited Electrical Engineering program will be required to show competency in the following areas:

Competency in these areas may be demonstrated by taking and passing the courses listed above with a grade of C or better. Students who have gained competency through industrial experience may be allowed to demonstrate it by taking and passing a competency exam.

Graduate Application - Transcripts and Test Scores

Undergraduate students applying to WSU send transcripts to admissions@weber.edu.

Graduate applicants - send official transcripts of your academic record from all previous colleges or universities attended should be submitted along with any required test scores. Sending these documents electronically is the preferred method. Please request these documents to be sent directly to the Masters of Science Electrical Engineering Admissions Committee at msece@weber.edu.

If a college or university does not provide this option, request the official transcripts be sent directly to you, then forward them UNOPENED in their original sealed envelope to the admissions office address.

Masters of Science Electrical Engineering Admissions Committee
1465 Edvalson St Dept 1801
Ogden UT 84408-1801

If you have any questions about the application process, please contact: 

Rainie Ingram
Graduate Enrollment Director
801-626-7785
msece@weber.edu
msadvising.youcanbook.me

 

Application Deadlines

Applicants who wish to start in Fall Semester must have their applications completed on or before the first Friday in April. Applicants who wish to start in Spring Semester must have their applications completed on or before the first Friday in November.

Applicants who have not yet been admitted to the program may, with departmental permission, take up to two courses that will count toward their degree.

Please note that we do not admit applicants on a rolling basis. Completed applications are considered by the Admissions Committee only at meetings after each application deadline.