faculty:
jay p. greene
department head,
endowed chair
in education reform
robert m. costrell
endowed chair
in accountability
reed greenwood
professor
robert maranto
endowed chair
in leadership
gary w. ritter
endowed chair
in education policy
sandra stotsky
endowed chair
in teacher quality
patrick j. wolf
endowed chair
in school choice
Graduate School Admission and Doctoral Fellowship Application Process |
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Step 1: Apply to the University of Arkansas Graduate School. |
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Step 2: Submit Department of Education Reform Doctoral Fellowship and Program Application, Essay (see application form), photocopies of GRE scores, two letters of recommendation, and unofficial or photocopies of all transcripts. |
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| If you have any questions, please consult the Doctoral Fellowships and Program FAQ. This is also available as a .pdf file here: Doctoral Fellowship and Program FAQ (pdf). | |
Deadlines The Department of Education Reform has a "rolling admissions" policy, so early applications will receive an early decision. To be eligible for fellowships all necessary application materials must be received by the Department no later than January 10. Applications for admission received after this date will be evaluated based on the space available.
Please call the Department of Education Reform at 479.575.3172 or email Dirk C. van Raemdonck if you have any questions about the application process. |
university of arkansas | department of education reform | 201 graduate education building | fayetteville | ar | 72701
Ph: 479|575-3172 Fax: 479|575-3196 | e-mail: edreform@uark.edu