Admission to the graduate program in Chemistry and Molecular Technology is based on
evaluation of scholastic records, letters of recommendation, and
performance on the Graduate Record Examinations.
M.S. Application Deadline and Program Schedule
Fall Application Deadline: August 15
Spring Application Deadline: December 15 of the previous calendar year
Priority
for admission, scholarships, assistantships, and awards is given to
applicants who submit a completed application by March 1 (fall
admission) or November 1 (spring admission).
Completed applications received on or after these dates are considered
as they are received. Check off the box on the online program
application that states that you would like to be considered for
financial awards. No separate application is needed.
To be eligible for admission to the M.S. Chemistry and Molecular Technology program, individuals must:
- Possess a baccalaureate degree in chemistry, biochemistry, engineering (bioengineering, chemical engineering, or
material science and engineering), physics (biophysics or chemical physics) or related field from an accredited university.
- Submit one official transcript from each post secondary school attended.
- Submit a personal statement and C.V. summarizing academic and professional achievements.
- Submit
optional GRE scores. Institution code 2790. GRE scores are not required for
B.S./B.A. chemistry students graduating from Rutgers University.
- Three
letters of recommendation from university faculty members who know the
student well or from research/laboratory supervisors/investigators (at
least two letters should be from faculty)
- Pay the application fee
International Applicants
Fall Application Deadline: March 15
Spring Application Deadline: October 15 of the previous calendar year.
The Department of Chemistry welcomes applications from qualified
international students. International students must submit additional
documentation.
As part the admissions process, international applicants must include with their application:
-
Submit optional GRE scores. Institution code 2790. GRE
scores are not required for B.S./B.A. chemistry students graduating from
Rutgers University.
- Official results of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or International English Language Testing System (IELTS). Rutgers TOEFL code: 2765
International applicants apply for a visa after they have been admitted and accept Rutgers-Camden's offer of admission.
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