MS in Information Management (Early-Career Accelerated)

In the Submit Transcripts section of the application, upload a transcript for each school listed. Each transcript should be complete, legible and include the following: name of the institution, name of the student, dates of attendance, courses taken, grades/marks/credits earned and be organized by term (quarters, semesters or trimesters).

Enter the names and contact information for two references. These individuals will be sent an email prompt with instructions for submitting their recommendation online. Request recommendations from two people who know you well and who are able to comment on your academic competence, ability to engage in graduate study, potential for future success in the information management profession, or who can comment on your employment experience. Unless academic- or work-related, do not submit recommendations from family members, clergy, or friends.

There is no preferred formatting or specific requirements that need to be met. However, your submission should include the following information, as applicable: -Academic history (including institution, degree, dates of attendance) -Professional experience (including employer, position title, and dates of employment) +Mid-Career MSIM applicants must demonstrate at least five years of full-time, professional work experience in technology, information, or management positions. +Applicants to the Full-Time program are not required to have work experience. -Involvement with volunteer, community, and/or diversity-related activities including the organization, position title, and dates of service -Honors, awards, publications, and presentations -Research experience

Tell us about your interest in the MSIM program. Your responses to each of the three prompts should be crafted carefully and well-written. You will be asked to submit these separately in the application system. Each response should be 250-300 words in length. Graphics can be included but are not required. 1. Your professional goals. Information Management is a broad, interdisciplinary area of study and professional practice. Tell us about your interest in Information Management. What are your professional goals? What knowledge, skills, or expertise do you plan to develop in the MSIM program? Tell us how you are prepared to meet these goals and why they are important to you. 2.Leadership. Leadership is a central focus in the MSIM program. Tell us about your managerial and leadership experiences. What managerial and leadership skills would you like to develop in the MSIM program? Considering your career goals, tell us why these skills are important to you. 3. Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Access, and Sovereignty. The iSchool makes a commitment to IDEAS in all that we do. Tell us about your experiences with one or more of these values? How would you contribute to advancing these values in the MSIM program and beyond?

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