University of California-Irvine:
Applicant are encouraged to take the GRE exams during the fall prior to the year applicant intend to .
University of California-IrvineRanked 42 in Best National University.
Chemical and Materials Physics
Applicant are encouraged to take the GRE exams during the fall prior to the year applicant intend to . See the GRE at a Glance.
Chemistry Subject GRE score or subject GRE in an appropriate interdisciplinary area, such as Physics or Biochemistry, Cell, and Molecular Biology is recommended.
Admission to the ChaMP Program requires the successful completion of a Bachelor degree in Chemistry, Physics, Materials Science, and Engineering with a GPA of 3.1 or better. Additional criteria includes the applicant course record, letters of recommendation, and GRE scores in either physics, chemistry, or engineering.
The verbal core on the GRE exam is a criterion for establishing this competence.
Materials Chemistry graduate programs at University of California-Irvine
University of California-Irvine GRE score and admission requirements for graduate programs in Atmospheric and Physical Sciences
University of IowaRanked 71 in Best National University.
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Throughout their graduate study, all M.S. and Ph.D. students must maintain a GPA of at least 3.00 on all course work required for their degree and on all graduate-level geoscience course work.
University of Iowa GRE score and admission requirements for graduate programs in Atmospheric and Physical Sciences
North Carolina State University at RaleighRanked 95 in Best National University.
Textile Engineering, Chemistry and Science
GRE is optional
Materials Chemistry graduate programs at North Carolina State University at Raleigh
North Carolina State University at Raleigh GRE score and admission requirements for graduate programs in Atmospheric and Physical Sciences
Missouri University of Science and TechnologyRanked 127 in Best National University.
Graduate Program Chemistry
Students are admitted competitively to the Ph.D. program based on GPA, standard scores, references, research experience, and match to departmental needs.
