Agronomy – Purdue University

The Department of Agronomy at Purdue West Lafayette offers doctoral and master's graduate study, along with a non-degree option. Applicants are sorted into categories that affect when they must apply. The file consists of transcripts, recommendation letters, a statement of purpose, a personal history statement and a resume. Master's and doctoral candidates both need a cumulative average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale from their latest degree. Fall, spring and summer starts are available. Deadlines differ for domestic applicants, international students abroad, international students already in the United States, and international students currently at Purdue, so applicants should match themselves to the correct row. Prospective students can contact the program office by email or phone using the details on the graduate admissions page. The program website gives further information about faculty, research areas and what to expect from the course of study, and applicants should read it before submitting an application.