1.Graduate Record Examination (GRE) must be transmitted prior to the deadline. Although a minimum quantitative score is not established, students are expected to be in the top 70% of test takers in a given year based on GRE score rankings published annually.

2.Design portfolio of previous studio work, independent projects and/or other creative work (digital preferred). Your portfolio should illustrate strength in conceptual design, critical thinking, and represent knowledge of architectural conventions – plan, section, elevation, and three-dimensional diagrams and renderings. Your portfolio can be transmitted electronically to: Sheryl McIntosh at smcint@ufl.edu.

3.Official transcripts and credentials from all previous higher education institutions attended.

4.Three letters of recommendation from people qualified to assess your academic performance or professional experience.

5.A personal letter of intent detailing your motives and goals in pursuing a graduate education in architecture, as well as your intended focus or specialization.

6.If you are a foreign applicant, you must submit your Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score, of which 550 (paper format), 213 (internet based), or 80 (web based) is the expected minimum score.