Who is eligible to apply?
If you have a bachelor's degree in any one of a broad spectrum of majors - the arts, social sciences, physical sciences, engineering, humanities, business, agriculture, among others - from an accredited university, you are encouraged to apply for admission to the Master of Community and Regional Planning degree program.
Application Deadlines
Applications are accepted for admission to the Master of Coommunity and Regional Planning degree program on a rolling, continuing basis. Students may be accepted for admission in the fall, spring, or summer sessions. For priority consideration for financial assistance, applicants are urged to submit completed applications by March 1st for fall semester admission and November 1st for spring semester admission.
Application for admission to the Master of Community and Regional Planning degree program includes simultaneous submission of materials to (1) the Office of Graduate Studies and (2)the Community and Regional Planning Office.
The Community and Regional Planning Program office, (402)472-9280 or crpinfo2@unl.edu, will work with you to complete the application process.
Application Processing
The Office of Graduate Studies forwards copies of the completed application form, official copies of the applicant's transcripts of previous academic work, and GRE and TOEFL scores ,to the Community and Regional Planning Program. The Faculty Admissions Committee reviews these materials, along with the letters of recommendation and the applicant's personal statement. The recommendation of the Faculty Admissions Committee is forwarded to the Office of Graduate Studies, where final action is taken on the application. The Office of Graduate Studies issues a "Certificate of Admission" to applicants who are admitted to the program.
For more information
Questions or requests for additional information should be directed to:
Gordon Scholz, Director
Community and Regional Planning Program
302 Architecture Hall
P. O. Box 880105
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Lincoln, NE 68588-0105
Telephone: 402-472-9284
Fax: 402-472-3806
E-mail: gscholz1@unl.edu
