The application process is as follows:

Submit your application, when you are ready. ESTEEM uses a rolling admissions process, and offers will be made after each of the four deadlines.

Schedule an interview. (After the application deadline has passed, ESTEEM's Operations Coordinator will contact you to schedule a 30 minute in-person or video conference interview.)

Receive notification of the University's decision.

Prospective students apply to ESTEEM using the Slate system. You will be allowed to save your application as you go along and upload documents directly into Slate. Applications will only be reviewed once the entire packet is complete and submitted within the system. A $75 non-refundable fee applies unless a fee waiver is granted. Contact Jessica Millen for more information on the waiver process.

Bachelor's degree from an accredited American university or foreign institution of acceptable standing by the time of graduate matriculation

Background in science, engineering, research, or technology—such as computer science, electrical engineering, industrial design, biology, economics, data analytics, chemistry, biochemistry, physics, etc.

Official test score report (GRE is preferred; GMAT or MCAT are accepted); unofficial copies will be allowed for the purposes of evaluation, however official copies are required prior to matriculation if admitted

Unofficial transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate institutions

Resume or CV

Statement of Intent

Entrepreneurial mindset material—see application for prompt

Three (3) recommendations

International students whose native language is not English must submit Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or International English Language Testing System (IELTS) scores to demonstrate language proficiency. The Graduate School will waive the TOEFL/IELTS requirement for non-native English speakers who spent a minimum of two years at an academic institution whose primary language of instruction was English.

Note: The University of Notre Dame’s institution code for both the GRE and TOEFL exams is 1841.