How to Apply
You must apply to both the Peace Corps and the partnership graduate school(s) of your choice. The graduate school(s) and the Peace Corps will consider your applications separately.
To apply to an MI school, contact the school program that interests you to find out about specific application requirements, processes, and deadlines. Search our graduate schools database for more information about specific programs. Also, browse this website for more information about applying to the Peace Corps.
Minimum Qualifications
Graduate school requirements will vary. However, most programs require a bachelor's degree from an accredited college and the Graduate Record Examination (GRE), or its equivalent. Browse this website for more information about how to become a Peace Corps Volunteer.
Last updated May 22 2013
Peace Corps Catalog
Learn all about Peace Corps service and see if it's a good fit for you in this 44-page PDF (5mb).
(updated 2/12)
Request More Information
Sign up to receive news and updates for prospective Volunteers.
Printable Benefits Overview
Graduate School
Program Overview
Graduate Programs Webinar
Learn more about our Coverdell Fellows and Master's International programs.
Contact Master's International
For more information contact:
Paul D. Coverdell Peace Corps Headquarters
VRS/R/MI
1111 20th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20526
Phone: 855.855.1961, ext. 1812
Fax: 202.692.1727
Email: mastersinternational@
peacecorps.gov
Find Local Events
Peace Corps recruiters appear at information sessions, campus and community events, and career fairs. Pick a state and find a Peace Corps event near you.
