Graduate Program
Deadlines
Submission Deadline for Graduate Student Prizes: Noon on May 30, 2008.
The Noah Webster Prize is awarded annually to a graduate student for an essay on some aspect of the English Language. Since we do not regularly offer a graduate seminar in the History of the Language, we have traditionally been very liberal in our judgment of what constitutes an aspect of that subject. An essay that touches in any way on the English language of any period is eligible for submission. To be considered, please submit two anonymous copies of your essay to Erica Sayers in 106 LC no later than noon on Thursday, May 30, 2008. Please also submit an additional, separate copy of your title page that includes your name and email address.
The Elizabethan Club gives an annual prize, administered by the Department of English, for an essay by a graduate student on Renaissance or Restoration Drama. The student need not necessarily be in English; he or she might be in Comparative Literature, or the Program in Renaissance Studies. To be considered, please submit two anonymous copies of your essay to Erica Sayers in 106 LC no later than noon on Thursday, May 30, 2008. Please also submit an additional, separate copy of your title page that includes your name and email address.
Admissions for Fall 2008 is closed. However, you may find information about programs and application procedures by visiting the Graduate School's web site.
Application Deadline for Fall 2009: January 2, 2009.
All application materials, supporting credentials and recommendations, official standardized test scores, and application fee must be received by this date to be considered by Yale for Fall 2009 admission.
The application form for the M.A. and Ph.D. programs at Yale is available on the Graduate School web site: http://www.yale.edu/graduateschool/admissions/index.html.
