1.Two copies of your resume

2.Two copies of the unofficial GMAT score report received at the testing center to the interview. The written portion is not required, and the reasoning section will not be considered. Scores do not need to be reported to Mrs. Herring in advance of the interview.

3.Two copies of your Statement of Purpose describing the chosen career path and listing firms in the areas of interest. An important criterion for admission is a document focused briefly on long-term career expectations, and more detailed on the junior summer internship from which the applicant would want to receive an offer to return full-time. The document must show evidence that applicant has a clear idea of what the internship entails, their suitability for the job, and what they like about the job and that particular area of finance. Include information about how these decisions were made. An Excel or Word table with the following should accompany the paragraphs of text: the list of firms targeted for junior summer internship, the caliber of students those companies select (GMAT, GPA, other suitability criteria), some understanding of the recruitment process (hiring calendars for those firms, indication of which companies recruit UF students on campus and which firms that have hired MSF students that do not recruit on campus).

4.Two letters of recommendation must be emailed directly to Mrs. Herring by the people making the recommendations. The student will be copied on the thank you reply, using the email address on file from the MSF Information Session attendance, so the applicant will know the recommendation has been received.

5.Transcripts are available to the MSF Admissions Committee electronically. Applicants do not need to order or email their transcript. It will be available at the interview. The Committee will be looking for evidence that the undergraduate courses at UF have not been enough of a challenge.