Financial
Support
The Chemistry Department fully supports accepted Ph.D.
students who remain in good academic standing via Graduate Teaching or
Graduate Research Assistantships.
In 2004-2005 the average stipend plus fellowships was
$21,500 for first year students ($18,000 for graduate teaching assistantships
plus an average of $3,500 in additional fellowships). The Chemistry Department
also pays tuition for its Ph.D. students, which in 2004-2005 for first
year, out-of-state students was $14,929 ($4,206 for in-state students).
Thus, for first year, out-of-state students total support averaged $36,429
($25,706 for in-state students).
Graduate Applications
In addition to filling out the on-line
application form, the following supplemental materials must be submitted.
(U.S. Citizens or Permanent Residents)
- Request that two official transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate
institutions attended (Colorado State University transcripts are not
required) be sent directly to the Chemistry Department (Chemistry Department,
c/o Graduate Admissions Coordinator, Colorado state University, Fort Collins, CO 80523).
- Request that three letters of recommendation be sent directly to the
Chemistry Department (Chemistry Department, c/o Graduate Admissions Coordinator, Colorado
state University, Fort Collins, CO 80523).
- Request that GRE scores be reported from ETS to Colorado State University.
Photocopies will not be accepted. (The CSU school code is 4075.)
- Please do not send a fee payment to the Graduate
School. The application fee will be paid by the Chemistry Department
for domestic applications.
(Foreign Applicants)
- Proof of financial support is required before a student visa can be
issued. Satisfactory proof of finances covering all required expenses
must be provided before Colorado State University will issue an I-20
or IAP-66. Please refer to the Estimate
of Expenses for International Students. Print the
Certificate for Issuance of Immigration Document, have the appropriate
authority sign the form, and mail along with the required supporting
documents to: Office of Admissions, Spruce Hall, Colorado State University,
Ft. Collins, CO 80523-0015.
- Request that TOEFL examination scores be reported from ETS to Colorado
State University. Photocopies will not be accepted.
- Request that GRE scores be reported from ETS to Colorado State University.
Photocopies will not be accepted. (The CSU school code is 4075.)
- Request that two official transcripts and certified translations from
all undergraduate and graduate institutions attended (Colorado State
University transcripts are not required) be sent to directly to the
Chemistry Department (Chemistry Department, c/o Graduate Admissions Coordinator, Colorado
state University, Fort Collins, CO 80523).
- Request that three letters of recommendation be sent directly to the
Chemistry Department (Chemistry Department, c/o Graduate Admissions Coordinator, Colorado
state University, Fort Collins, CO 80523).
- Please do not send a fee payment to the Graduate
School. The application fee will be paid by the Chemistry Department
for foreign applications who are accepted by the department.
Undergraduate Applications
If you are interested in the undergraduate program in Chemistry at Colorado
State University, you will find on-line
application materials at the University Office of Admissions. |