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• A personal statement explaining to the Graduate Admission Committee why you would like to pursue the program of graduate study you have chosen. Additional information regarding your academic performance, as well as professional experience, may also be included in the supplement.
• A resume or outline describing at least the past five years of your employment history and any significant community, professional, or college extracurricular activities.
• Two letters of recommendation are optional, but strongly recommended. If you choose to submit letters of recommendation in support of your application, letters should be from academic or professional references who can knowledgeably comment on your ability to successfully complete graduate study. Please note that the Graduate Admission Committee reserves the right to require letters of recommendation on a case-by-case basis.
• All Official Transcripts: Transcripts from every accredited college or university attended (not just the degree granting institution) must be sent either to ÄÐÅ®²Ù±ÆÊÓƵÈí¼þ, directly from the academic institution electronically or by mail, or forwarded by the applicant in sealed envelopes from the academic institution.

Per credit: $1,670 (On-Campus) | Total cost of program: $50,100
*Tuition based on current year and subject to change.

Fall Term

• Domestic Students: August 1
• International Students: June 1

Spring Term

• Domestic Students: December 1
• International Students: October 1

Summer Term

• Domestic Students: May 1
• International Students: March 1

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Every admitted student is automatically considered for all available financial aid options, assessed based on both availability and individual need. Financial resources include:

• Merit-based Scholarships: Awards of up to $6,400, automatically considered during the application process.
• Graduate Assistantships: Opportunities for hands-on experience while earning financial support.
• Endowed Scholarships: Awards funded by generous donors to support student success.
• Federal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Loan: A federal loan program with favorable terms.
• Graduate/Professional Direct PLUS Loan: For students who need additional funding.
• Work-Study Programs: Part-time work opportunities to help fund your education.
• Military Benefits: Includes the GI Bill®, the Yellow Ribbon Program, and PaceÄÐÅ®²Ù±ÆÊÓƵÈí¼þ™s Veteran Tuition Scholarship.

For more information about affordability and the full range of financial aid options, visit ÄÐÅ®²Ù±ÆÊÓƵÈí¼þ Financial Aid.

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Yes, you can take the MS in Artificial Intelligence without a computer science background. For those without prior experience or who need to refresh their skills, the program has three bridge courses covering foundational topics that will prepare you for the masterÄÐÅ®²Ù±ÆÊÓƵÈí¼þ™s program. Credits earned from bridge courses do not count toward completing the MS in Artificial Intelligence.

The MS in Artificial Intelligence focuses on the development and advancement of core AI theory, algorithms, and models. The program is ideal for those interested in becoming AI researchers, developers, or engineers. The core of the program aims to build deep technical skills in machine learning, NLP, robotics, and cognitive science. It is a highly technical program with advanced math and programming.

The MS in Applied AI focuses on the practical application and integration of AI technologies within organizational context. The program is ideal for becoming a technical expert in AI deployment, strategy, or governance. The core of the program aims to provide interdisciplinary, project-based learning with real-world examples. The technical intensity varies based on the courses you choose, but can range from fairly high to moderate.