Transcript: Domestic Transcripts From institutions in the U.S. or Canada If your transcripts are from an institution in the U.S. or Canada, we strongly recommend submitting unofficial documents through the online application system at the time of application. Each transcript must contain the name of the institution, student name, a list of courses taken, grades or marks earned, and name of degree earned. Please note that documents showing completion of a curriculum or summary of courses are not sufficient. Candidates offered admission will later be required to supply official documents prior to enrollment for verification before the offer is considered official. For those applicants who are offered admission, official transcripts must arrive in envelopes sealed by the issuing institutions certifying conferral of a bachelor’s degree. Copies, opened or unsealed envelopes, unofficial printouts, or facsimiles will not be accepted. If your institution has a process for emailing electronic transcripts (such as services available through eSCRIP-SAFE, Parchment, or National Student Clearinghouse), the registrar’s office may submit it/them to apply@sps.columbia.edu. Many schools take a number of weeks to fulfill transcript requests; please plan accordingly. All transcripts submitted are considered property of the School of Professional Studies. They will not be returned to you, transferred, or forwarded to other institutions or other schools at Columbia University. Please do not submit an original copy of an academic transcript that cannot be replaced. The admissions committee reserves the right to withdraw any offer of admission already made if there is a discrepancy between the self-reported transcript and the official transcript. International Transcripts From institutions outside the U.S. or Canada If your post-secondary credentials are from an institution outside the U.S. or Canada, the Office of Enrollment Management requires you to submit all post-secondary credentials (undergraduate and graduate) to World Education Services, Inc. (WES), a third-party verification agency for a course-by-course evaluation. Instructions for using WES WES must complete a course-by-course evaluation of all post-secondary credentials. Please select the WES basic course-by-course evaluation (with GPA and course-levels) and request to have WES send your evaluation to Columbia University School of Professional Studies. The school can be found by searching Columbia University and then selecting School of Professional Studies. The evaluation provided to the School of Professional Studies becomes an official academic record and sole property of the School of Professional Studies upon its receipt. WES evaluations will be reviewed by the School of Professional Studies administrators and the determination of degree equivalency to U.S. degrees is at the discretion of the School of Professional Studies. Curriculum Vitae: Your résumé Personal Statement: The statement of academic purpose should discuss: your purpose and interest in pursuing the Enterprise Risk Management program; the specific skills and attributes you will bring to the program; your current role; and how this program will help you achieve your career goals. Recommendation Letter: Written by professional supervisors who are in a position to comment on your intellectual strengths and professional promise. If you have received your bachelor’s degree within the last five years, you must submit one recommendation from a teacher who can comment on your academic aptitude and one from a professional supervisor. 2019-01-15: http://sps.columbia.edu/information-and-knowledge-strategy/admissions/apply 2019-01-15: http://sps.columbia.edu/information-and-knowledge-strategy/admissions/apply

学位要求：Bachelor 申请链接：http://sps.columbia.edu/information-and-knowledge-strategy/admissions/apply 招生电话：212-854-9666 招生邮箱：apply@sps.columbia.edu 邮寄地址：Enterprise Risk Management Program, Office of Enrollment Management, School of Professional Studies, 203 Lewisohn Hall, 2970 Broadway, Mail Code 4119, New York, NY 10027-6902