Transcript:
Unofficial transcripts (if you are admitted, you will need to provide official transcripts).
Curriculum Vitae:
Curriculum Vitae or Resume including: (i) current position or activities; (ii) professional experience, with positions, approximate dates, duties and names of supervisors; (iii) honors awarded or scholarships; (iv) special skills; (v) publications and research presentations.
Personal Statement:
Statement of purpose (2 single-spaced pages):A concise narrative addressing each of the following topics: (i) your interests in biology, (ii) previous research experiences, (iii) reasons for pursuing a doctoral degree in Biology at the University of Washington, and (iv) the ways your history (e.g., non-research related professional activities, cultural or socioeconomic background, other factors) has contributed to your outlook and professional goals. Please address each topic in turn.
Recommendation Letter:
Names and contact information for 3 references who can speak to your experience and interest in biological research and work ethic.