Apply online to the MS program. The online application is fast, easy and secure. A $50 non-refundable fee is required.

We accept applications year-round on a rolling basis. If you’d like to be considered for an assistantship, apply by March 15.

• A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in the last 60 hours of undergraduate work.

• The submission of a GRE score is no longer required to apply to the Exercise Science MS.

• Students should have the following prerequisite coursework completed or in progress upon applying to UB's Exercise Science MS program:
  • Exercise Physiology
  • Anatomy and Physiology with Lab

Minor deficiencies in well-qualified applicants' prerequisite preparation can be addressed after admission to the program.

Before you submit your application, ensure that you have all of the proper supplemental materials ready.

• Applicants to the MS thesis option must interview with an ENS faculty member before their application is accepted. The interview may be conducted by telephone, online or in person. It is intended to determine if the faculty member can provide the mentorship and facilities required for successful completion of research on a thesis topic desired by the applicant. Applicants to the MS thesis option may be accepted to the Comprehensive Exam option if the interview does not occur.

• Secure two recommendation forms from individuals who have worked closely with you and have considerable knowledge of your academic performance.

• Request that your official transcripts from each college or university you have attended are sent to the department.
• Include a resume.
  
• Include a statement of career objectives and plans listing your area of concentration and research interests. This section is very important in the application process; complete with as much detail as possible.
  
• Include an assistantship qualification statement, if applicable. This should include any special skills, previous teaching/laboratory experience, research experience, etc.

Our resources that will help you succeed at UB include:

• One of the best and most thorough international students’ orientation programs offered by any U.S. university
• A mentoring program for new international students
• World-class learning and research opportunities
• Many opportunities to be involved in campus life, including international and local clubs and activities

In addition to being an affordable, friendly and fun city, Buffalo welcomes and respects international students.

Read the admissions information below and then apply online. The online application is fast, easy and secure. A $50 non-refundable fee is required.

• April 1 to be considered for the fall semester
• Oct. 15 to be considered for the spring semester

• A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university with a minimum GPA of 3.0 in the last 60 hours of undergraduate work.
• Minimum TOEFL scores of 213 for computer-based tests; 550 for the paper test and 79 for the IBT test (Reading: 19, Listening: 15, Speaking: 19, Writing: 19). As an alternative to TOEFL, UB also accepts IELTS Scores and Duolingo Score Submissions. View the Graduate School website for university minimum English Language Proficiency score requirements. Scores must be dated within two years of the time the application is reviewed by UB’s Office of International Admissions.

Before you submit your application, ensure that you have all of the supplemental materials ready.

• You will need to submit a copy of your biographical page (with a picture) from your passport.
• Secure contact information (email addresses) for recommendations from individuals who have worked closely with you and have considerable knowledge of your academic performance.
• Request that your official transcripts from each college or university you have attended are sent to the department.
• Request that your official TOEFL scores be sent to the department.
  When requesting your TOEFL scores, use these reporting codes: Institution 2925; Department 77
  
• Include a statement of career objectives and plans listing your area of concentration and research interests. This section is very important in the application process; complete with as much detail as possible.