The first round of admissions decisions are made in January and February. If you have not received any communication from our department by March, it means that you are on the wait list. We use a rolling admissions process to… Read More

After application submission or after receipt of an offer letter, email grad@che.ufl.edu

Prior to submitting your application in full, email grad@che.ufl.edu

Kind of. The online application will allow you to upload unofficial transcripts and we will use these throughout the review process. We need these documents in both your native language and in English. If you are admitted by the department,… Read More

Usually the department requires a GRE scores for both US applicants and international applicants. GRE scores are not required for admission to our programs between now and Fall 2023. TOEFL or other English language proficiency scores are also required for international… Read More

If you are interested in applying to the Chemical Engineering Ph.D. program, we may be able to help through an application fee waiver regardless of your citizenship status! Please fill out this application and look for an email in the… Read More

Late applications will be considered until positions are filled. Usually, we receive substantial numbers of qualified applicants by the December 15th deadline and complete application review no later than January 15th.

Application review will begin on December 6th and continue until available positions are filled. Questions should be sent to grad@che.ufl.edu.

Applications have a priority deadline of December 5th but are due by December 15th for full consideration.

Statement of purpose (to be submitted with the online application) This should highlight your educational and career path, answer questions such as: Why do you want a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering? What motivates you to get a Ph.D.? What motivates you… Read More