Applicants must have a Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts degree. It is desirable to have a degree in one of the following areas: urban or regional planning, architecture, business, economics, public administration, quantitative geography, computer science, mathematics, operations research, statistics, political science, physical science, or a similar discipline. Undergraduate GPA must be at least 3.00 and credit must have been earned in the following subjects, or equivalent subjects, with a grade of B or better: MAT 180 (3 credits), PHY 155 (4 credits), Computer Science or Management Information Systems (3 credits), ECO 201 or ECO 202 (3 credits), and STA 391 or ECO 261 (3 credits). CEG 362 (3 credits) also is required of applicants who have not had at least one year of acceptable experience with a transportation agency. Applicants are required to submit scores from verbal, analytical, and quantitative portions of the GRE General Test, and a two-page Statement of Objectives indicating a.) previous work experience, particularly in transportation, b.) the reason they wish to pursue the M.S.T. program; and c.) how the degree will be utilized following graduation. Applicants also must submit two letters of recommendation from individuals familiar with their skills and abilities. Constact the department for additional information.