|
|
Application Information
Contacts
|
Director of Graduate Recruiting: Dr.
Shane Street
Director of Graduate Studies: Dr.
Stephen Woski |
Director of Graduate Recruiting
Department of Chemistry
The University of Alabama
Box 870336
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0336
(205) 348-5954
|
How to Apply
Information on the application process, and an online application,
can be found at the Graduate School's Electronic
Application Center. To apply, you should submit the following materials:
- The official Graduate School Application, which can be filled out
online.
- Three letters of recommendation from professional references must
be sent to the Chemistry Department. Preferably these letters will
come from chemistry faculty who have been your instructor or research
mentor, or from supervisors in chemstry-related jobs.
- A statement of purpose outlining why you want to go to graduate
school, and what you career goals are. Of particular interest is
the area(s) of chemistry that you most wish to pursue. Online submission
is preferred.
- Official transcripts from all college level institutions you've
attended, whether or not a degree was earned. Transcripts can be
sent to the Department at the address listed above. They can also
be sent directly to the UA Graduate School. The Department and the
Graduate School share information and, therefore, either can originally
receive the transcripts.
- Official GRE scores.
- Official TOEFL scores, if required.
- Application fee. This feel will be paid for all domestic applicants
once your application is complete. You do not need to send the fee
to the graduate school. To facilitate our payment of this fee, please
contact Ms. Janice Voss
once you have completed your application to arrange payment of the
fee. Unfortunately, we cannot pay application fees for international
students due to limited resources.
Although there is not an official application deadline, applications
received by January 15th will receive full consideration for admission
and financial support, including fellowships.
Visit the Department of Chemistry
- We encourage all prospective students to visit the Department of
Chemistry. Department visits are a critical component of the process
of deciding which graduate program is right for you. We generally
encourage students to plan to spend at least one full day in the department
so that they can visit with faculty and graduate students. The department
will cover all reasonable travel expenses for any student who has
completed his or her application to the graduate program. To arrange
a visit, contact
Dr. Street
or Ms. Janice Voss
to find a suitable date for your visit. Visits can be arranged any
time of year, but are usually best if arranged during the regular
academic term to ensure that most faculty will be around. Most students
visit during the early spring.
|