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Note that as part of your online application you will be asked to submit a scanned version of an academic transcript from every post-secondary institution which you have attended. You will not be required to submit official paper copies of your transcripts until after the admissions committee makes its decision. If admitted, you will be required to submit an official transcript. Verification of your paper transcript will be a condition that must be met prior to registration.
Curriculum Vitae:
Curriculum Vitae (optional)
Personal Statement:
Your outline of research interests should tell us where within the field of Classics your academic interests lie, what you have worked on in the past and what you would like to work on in the future. We also ask you to submit a list of Greek and Latin texts that you have read in the original language. This information helps us to gauge your level of preparation in the ancient languages. Your writing sample should be a piece of polished scholarly writing, such as a paper written for a course or part of an undergraduate thesis, usually no more than 20 pages in length, exclusive of bibliography.
Recommendation Letter:
You should solicit letters of recommendation from two people who know you well in an academic context and can attest to your scholarly strengths, achievements, and potential. Your recommenders can submit their letters online or, if they would prefer, mail them directly to the department in hardcopy. Finally, you may submit a curriculum vitae listing your scholarly and other accomplishments, if you wish, but this is not required as part of the application.
Writing Sample:
Writing sample
学位要求：Bachelor
专业要求：Classics or a related field
申请链接：http://classics.utoronto.ca/programs/graduate/prospective-students/application-process/
招生电话：(416) 978-5513
招生邮箱：k.gavrilovic@utoronto.ca
邮寄地址：Graduate Applications, Department of Classics, 125 Queen’s Park, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON M5S 2C7, Canada
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