Paper details:

Need a two-four page (double-spaced) admissions essay (make sure your first & last name appear at the top of each page).

The essay should start with an educational section, detailing your undergraduate studies and any graduate studies you may have completed. If there were extenuating circumstances about your studies or grades received, this is a good place to address this. Next, you should cover your professional experience. If your undergraduate degree is not in engineering, math or physical sciences, address aspects of your occupation relating to civil engineering. Next you should cover your career goals and how this degree would help you to achieve your goals. It’s also helpful to mention the areas of competencies that you expect the program will help you to strengthen or develop.

Paper details:

Need a two-four page (double-spaced) admissions essay (make sure your first & last name appear at the top of each page).

The essay should start with an educational section, detailing your undergraduate studies and any graduate studies you may have completed. If there were extenuating circumstances about your studies or grades received, this is a good place to address this. Next, you should cover your professional experience. If your undergraduate degree is not in engineering, math or physical sciences, address aspects of your occupation relating to civil engineering. Next you should cover your career goals and how this degree would help you to achieve your goals. It’s also helpful to mention the areas of competencies that you expect the program will help you to strengthen or develop.

Paper details:

Need a two-four page (double-spaced) admissions essay (make sure your first & last name appear at the top of each page).

The essay should start with an educational section, detailing your undergraduate studies and any graduate studies you may have completed. If there were extenuating circumstances about your studies or grades received, this is a good place to address this. Next, you should cover your professional experience. If your undergraduate degree is not in engineering, math or physical sciences, address aspects of your occupation relating to civil engineering. Next you should cover your career goals and how this degree would help you to achieve your goals. It’s also helpful to mention the areas of competencies that you expect the program will help you to strengthen or develop.