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PS Academic Statement of Purpose — This is the single most important item in your application. The department needs a clear idea of your intellectual interests. Be as precise as possible in describing your research interests including area, period, topic or approach, as well as the intellectual issues and historical subjects to be explored at the University of Michigan. Brief background information may also be included.  There is no specific page limit, but most applicants provide a 2-3 page essay, double spaced. CV CV or Résumé — List colleges and universities you have attended plus teaching experience, research, special programs, honors and awards, publications, and any other information you feel is applicable. Fee Your application will be considered official once you submit it and pay the application fee. (For information about fee waivers, please consult Rackham's admissions site.) RL Three letters of recommendation — Your admissions file requires three letters which evaluate your past academic performance and potential for graduate study. Please register your recommenders during the online application process in order to allow them to submit their letters online. This step can be finished before the application is submitted. Online letter submissions permit you to personally monitor the receipt of the letters, making it possible to remind individuals about missing letters as the deadline approaches, or to substitute letter writers as necessary. We only accept letters submitted through the online system. Transcript Official Transcripts — Rackham requires official transcripts from all institutions from which you have earned or will earn a Bachelor’s, Master’s, Professional, or Doctoral degree. Upload to the online application (please first black out social security numbers) and send one official copy to Rackham Graduate School, Attn: Transcripts/U-M ID# (if known) or Date of Birth (mm/dd/yy), 915 E Washington St, Ann Arbor MI 48109-1070. Click here for detailed  instructions on submitting transcripts to Rackham.