M.S. in Chemistry

University or College Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Camden

Qualification Masters Degree

Awarding body Rutgers, The State University Of New Jersey, Camden

Cost of the program $8854.75 for 12 credits or more

Duration Variable

Study mode Full time

Course description The program consists of three tracks, each leading to a sound mastery of the principles of chemistry. One track emphasizes participation in the research efforts of the faculty, terminating in a research thesis. The second track requires a thesis based on library research. The third track requires a term-paper and seminar on a topic of current research interest with the remaining credits being obtained via coursework.

Entry requirementsA master degree is required for Ph.D. A bachelor degree is required for Masters for admission. The minimum TOEFL score is 213 (computer version) and 550 (paper version). The new TOEFL internet version minimum scores are as follows: Writing: 22, Speaking: 23, Reading: 21, and Listening: 17. The completion of a master's degree in the United States is not grounds for waiving test results. A Band 7 or higher score is required for the IELTS. Some programs may have higher standards. The TOEFL or IELTS score may be no more than two years old.

Application details All applications require a non-refundable application fee of $60. Two copies of the Statement of Purpose with completed coversheets. A 500-word Academic Statement of Purpose should be prepared and submitted with the application. Applicants for admission must provide two hard copies of official transcripts. Transcripts should be submitted to the Graduate School in an envelope which is university issued and sealed by university's Registrar's office (or equivalent office), requested from the appropriate Registrar, and included unopened in self-assembled application packet for mailing. Three official recommendations are required by the Graduate School. Original Financial Documents( original bank statement).

Application deadline Apr/01 for Fall, Nov/01 for Spring

Contact details

Danyelle Thurman

International Student Advisor

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