PS The Letter of Intent should explain the reasons for seeking a Ph.D. in the specified concentration, describe how present objectives relate to previous life experiences, identify key long-range professional objectives, and provide department faculty and the Doctoral Committee with any additional information the applicant considers important. The Letter of Intent must clearly indicate the intended Field (Department) of Study. The Letter of Intent is about three pages, typed and double-spaced. If deemed necessary by the applicant a longer letter may be submitted but it must be relevant and not ramble. The Letter of Intent, along with a resume, may be submitted online or sent directly to the Ph.D. Program Office. Fee Application fee: $75 RL Three completed Applicant Recommendation forms are required, preferably from former professors or others who are acquainted with the applicant’s academic abilities and potential. If former professors cannot be contacted, other qualified persons, such as immediate supervisors, may be asked to respond. The letters may address, for example, the applicant’s intellectual potential, work ethic, character, and special achievements, among other things. The author should indicate in what capacity she/he has known the applicant. The three recommendation forms may be submitted online or sent directly to Ph.D. Program Office. Transcript Applicants may submit copies of transcripts from each institution of higher education attended, including the George Washington University with their applications. Official transcripts will need to be submitted if the student is admitted. Official transcripts are to be sent directly by the universities to: The Ph.D. Program Office 450 Duques Hall George Washington University 2201 G St. N. W., Washington, DC 20052, U.S.A. Graduates of foreign universities must also submit notarized English translations of all transcripts if they are in another language.