MS in Artificial Intelligence Admission Requirements

Applying to the Program

The Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence welcomes students from diverse educational backgrounds. The artificial intelligence master's program assumes a background in statistics, integral calculus and Python programming. Applications for the MSAI program are accepted and evaluated on a rolling basis. All application materials should be submitted to Graduate Admissions by the stated deadline for that quarter.  

• Application: Completed application for graduate admission.
• Transcripts: Official transcripts of all post-secondary education institutions attended in the last 90-quarter/60-semester credits of the bachelor’s degree, including any transfer credits earned during this time and any post-baccalaureate coursework. Unofficial transcripts can be used for the admissions process if official transcripts are unavailable.
• Academic Background: Successful applicants can come from all backgrounds but have completed the courses equal to the undergraduate courses listed below. See descriptions in the course catalog.
  • Elementary Probability and Statistics (MATH 1210 or 2310, or ECON 2100)
  • Programming course in Python (CPSC 1220)
  • Integral Calculus (MATH 1334-1336)
• Resume or CV
• GRE: The GRE is not required for most students. Students subject to the 3-year degree policy or who have earned degrees from institutions issuing non-graded transcripts must submit official results from the GRE (Code 4695) or GMAT (Code 5613) to be considered. Learn more about the 3-year degree policy in our FAQs.

International Students: The MSAI does not support F1 Visa. International students may be required to submit additional materials in order to have their applications evaluated. If English is not the applicant’s native language, a demonstration of English proficiency meeting the university’s entrance requirements must be submitted. Please visit the  International Admissions  page for complete information.