Illinois State is among a small number of institutions offering a terminal M.S. in Chemistry, and its graduate program is aimed only at the master's level.
Among universities lacking a doctoral program, the department is consistently a leading source of master's graduates. Most chemistry students get involved in faculty research, internships, or classroom teaching practice, giving graduates practical experience before they enter the workforce.
Admission to this graduate offering rests on a completed bachelor's degree from an accredited institution, together with transcripts from every other college attended. The Graduate School at Illinois State oversees applications, and prospective students can arrange a campus visit. The page also links to catalog course requirements, faculty profiles, and a description of the graduate community. Further details about the offering are available on the program page.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution (or completed by matriculation); unofficial transcripts from each other college attended.