Online Master’s in Computer Science Program Admissions
Take the stress out of applying to grad school. Explore the intricacies of the online computer science master’s degree application process, and rest assured that our enrollment advisors are available from day one to help you submit your application with confidence.
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Online Computer Science Master’s Admission Requirements
Whether you aim to advance your computer science career or branch out in a brand new field, our online Master of Science in Computer Science can help you get there. Confirm your program eligibility by exploring the criteria and required materials below, or contact an enrollment advisor for immediate support.
Program Eligibility
Online MS in Computer Science candidates must have a STEM-focused bachelor’s degree. While your undergraduate degree does not have to be computer science-specific, you should have some level of familiarity with elementary programming languages.
Confirm your program eligibility by contacting a member of our enrollment team today.
Application Materials
To be considered for Tulane’s online MS in Computer Science program, you must first create an account through our application system. A completed application must include:
- Transcripts from each institution where credit was earned, even if a degree was not conferred. Unofficial transcripts are permissible for the application, but official copies will be required upon admission.
- Two references, ideally including one professional and one academic reference. Two academic or two professional references are suitable for review.
- A personal statement.
- A current resume or CV.
- A $50 application fee.
Language test scores (TOEFL or IELTS) are strongly recommended, but not required, if your bachelor’s or master’s degree was earned at an institution outside of the United States where English was not the language of instruction.
A minimum 3.0 GPA is encouraged, but not required to apply.
Once admitted, students must pay a $250 nonrefundable deposit to reserve their seat in the cohort. This fee will count toward their first semester’s tuition payment.