MS in Chemistry

Official transcripts from all institutions attended.

Three letters of recommendation on official letterhead submitted through the Graduate College’s online system. It is preferred that these letters are written by former professors or research supervisors who can speak to the applicant’s academic and research abilities. A letter from a work supervisor is also acceptable. Letters from peers or co-workers are not acceptable. All letters must be submitted directly by the writers, and not by the applicant. The letters should address the applicant’s potential for conducting graduate level research and succeeding in graduate level coursework. Although three letters are required, the admissions committee may begin reviewing an application as soon as two letters are received by the Graduate College.

Resume or CV, which lists every school attended as well as the GPA obtained at each institution. The resume should also list research experience, teaching experience, publications, and other important work or academic experiences.

Statement of Purpose that discusses the following in sufficient detail: Motivation for attending graduate school Previous research experience and research accomplishments Previous teaching experience or work experience Graduate research interests, including a discussion about faculty or research areas that interest you Briefly address any weaknesses on your application, such as poor grades or gaps on your resume.

IELTS/TOEFL