Information Updates
Notify Enrollment Management at (oesadmis@musc.edu) immediately of any change to:
- preferred mailing address
- email address
- legal name
- telephone number
The applicant is advised to keep copies of all material sent to the University. All original application materials submitted to the University become the property of the University and cannot be returned to an applicant, cannot be copied for an applicant, and cannot be forwarded to any other institution on behalf of the applicant.
Ph.D. in Health and Rehabilitation Science Minimum Skills
The following skills are needed by applicants to this program. Applicants and students should possess these abilities, with or without reasonable accommodations.
- Communication and Information Exchange
- Ability to communicate effectively in written and spoken English in academic and professional contexts.
- Ability to participate in discussions, meetings, presentations, and examinations, including responding to questions and feedback.
- Ability to produce written materials necessary for coursework and research activities.
- Cognitive and Information-Processing Abilities
- Ability to acquire, comprehend, integrate, and apply information from instruction, scientific literature, and other sources.
- Ability to reason logically, think critically, and solve problems relevant to academic and research contexts.
- Ability to make decisions and judgments appropriate to scholarly work under faculty supervision.
- Technological and Data-Related Abilities
- Ability to use computers and electronic systems for reading, writing, communication, data access, and assessments.
- Ability to work with data and information outputs (e.g., numerical, textual, graphical) through observation or assistive technologies.
- Ability to learn and use required software and technologies necessary for program participation.
- Research Participation and Professional Conduct
- Ability to participate in research activities under faculty guidance, including following instructions and established procedures.
- Ability to maintain accurate records and comply with institutional policies and standards.
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively in academic and research environments.
- Behavioral and Environmental Tolerance
- Ability to manage time, workload, and stress associated with doctoral study.
Accepted students that may be eligible for ADA (American’s with Disabilities Act) Accommodations are encouraged to contact the University 504/ADA Coordinator prior to the start of your program. Details and contact information can be found in the Disability-Related Accommodation Policy.
In addition, be aware there are technology requirements for the PhD Program.
- A laptop computer is required.
- Access to reliable internet service is necessary, broadband (Cable or DSL).
- A webcam and microphone are recommended.
