Want to know the Top ten american universities for graduate study in chemical engineering.?
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Below are 10 Top US Universities according toUSNews.com for the year 2006\n\n1 Harvard University (MA) \n1 Princeton University (NJ) \n3 Yale University (CT) \n4 University of Pennsylvania \n5 Duke University (NC) \n5 Stanford University (CA) \n7 California Institute of Technology \n7 Massachusetts Institute of Technology \n9 Columbia University (NY) \n9 Dartmouth College (NH)\n\nThose with the same numbers sit in the same ranks and I would like you to consider CIT and MIT. Good Luck !.
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Hey there, so many of the school's tied for the top so I put all the way to 104.  Good luck with the search.\n\n1 Harvard University (MA) \n1 Princeton University (NJ) \n3 Yale University (CT) \n4 University of Pennsylvania \n5 Duke University (NC) \n5 Stanford University (CA) \n7 California Institute of Technology \n7 Massachusetts Inst. of Technology \n9 Columbia University (NY) \n9 Dartmouth College (NH) \n11 Washington University in St. Louis \n12 Northwestern University (IL) \n13 Cornell University (NY) \n13 Johns Hopkins University (MD) \n15 Brown University (RI) \n15 University of Chicago \n17 Rice University (TX) \n18 University of Notre Dame (IN) \n18 Vanderbilt University (TN) \n20 Emory University (GA) \n20 University of California – Berkeley* \n22 Carnegie Mellon University (PA) \n23 Georgetown University (DC) \n23 University of Virginia* \n25 Univ. of California – Los Angeles* \n25 University of Michigan – Ann Arbor* \n27 Tufts University (MA) \n27 U. of North Carolina – Chapel Hill* \n27 Wake Forest University (NC) \n30 Univ. of Southern California \n31 College of William and Mary (VA)* \n32 Lehigh University (PA) \n32 Univ. of California – San Diego* \n34 Brandeis University (MA) \n34 University of Rochester (NY) \n34 Univ. of Wisconsin – Madison* \n37 Case Western Reserve Univ. (OH) \n37 Georgia Institute of Technology* \n37 New York University \n40 Boston College \n40 University of California – Irvine* \n42 U. of Illinois – Urbana - Champaign* \n43 Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. (NY) \n43 Tulane University (LA) \n45 Univ. of California – Santa Barbara* \n45 University of Washington* \n45 Yeshiva University (NY) \n48 Pennsylvania State U. – University Park* \n48 University of California – Davis* \n50 Syracuse University (NY) \n50 University of Florida* \n52 University of Texas – Austin* \n53 George Washington University (DC) \n  53 Worcester Polytechnic Inst. (MA) \n  55 Pepperdine University (CA) \n  55 Univ. of Maryland – College Park* \n  55 University of Miami (FL) \n  58 University of Georgia* \n  58 University of Pittsburgh* \n  60 Boston University \n  60 Ohio State University – Columbus* \n  60 Purdue Univ. – West Lafayette (IN)* \n  60 Rutgers – New Brunswick (NJ)* \n  60 Texas A&M Univ. – College Station* \n  60 University of Iowa* \n  66 Miami University – Oxford (OH)* \n  66 University of Delaware* \n  68 Fordham University (NY) \n  68 Univ. of California – Santa Cruz* \n  68 University of Connecticut* \n  71 Brigham Young Univ. – Provo (UT) \n  71 Southern Methodist University (TX) \n  71 Stevens Institute of Technology (NJ) \n  74 Indiana University – Bloomington* \n  74 Michigan State University* \n  74 SUNY – Binghamton* \n  74 Univ. of Minnesota – Twin Cities* \n  78 Baylor University (TX) \n  78 Clemson University (SC)* \n  78 North Carolina State U. – Raleigh* \n  78 St. Louis University \n  78 University of Colorado – Boulder* \n  78 Virginia Tech* \n  84 Clark University (MA) \n  85 American University (DC) \n  85 Auburn University (AL)* \n  85 Iowa State University* \n  85 Marquette University (WI) \n  85 Univ. of California – Riverside* \n  85 University of Denver \n  85 Univ. of Missouri – Columbia* \n  85 University of Tennessee* \n  93 Howard University (DC) \n  93 SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry* \n  93 University of Tulsa (OK) \n  93 University of Vermont* \n  97 Illinois Institute of Technology \n  97 SUNY – Stony Brook* \n  97 Texas Christian University \n  97 University of Arizona* \n  97 University of Kansas* \n  97 Univ. of Nebraska – Lincoln* \n  97 University of New Hampshire* \n104 University of Alabama*
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Check out U.SNews & World Report's website on America's best colleges.\n\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/rankings/rankindex_brief.php
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Business schools\n   1. Harvard University Boston(MA) \n   2. Stanford University (CA) \n   3. University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)  \n   4. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)  \n   5. Northwestern University (Kellogg) (IL) \n\nTop Engineering schools of world\n   1.Massachusetts Institute of Technology  \n   2. Stanford University (CA) \n   3. University of California–Berkeley  \n   4. Georgia Institute of Technology  \n   5. University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign
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Complete list of Pharmacy Schools in the United States of America\n\n1 Albany College of Pharmacy-Albany (NY) Private\n2. Auburn University-Auburn (AL) Public\n3. Butler University-Indianapolis (IN) Private\n4. Campbell University-Buies Creek (NC) Private\n5. Creighton University-Omaha (NE) Private\n6. Drake University-Des Moines (IA) Private\n7. Duquesne University-Pittsburgh (PA) Private\n8. Ferris State University-Big Rapids (MI) Public\n9. Florida A&M University-Tallahassee (FL) Public\n10. Hampton University-Hampton (VA) Private\n11 Howard University-Washington, (D.C. ) Private\n12. Idaho State University-Pocatello (ID) Public\n13. Loma Linda University-Loma Linda (CA) Private\n14. Medical University of South- CarolinaCharleston (SC) Public\n15.Mercer University-Macon (GA) Private\n16. Midwestern University-Glendale (AZ) Private\n17. Midwestern University-Downers Grove (IL) Private\n18. Nevada College of Pharmacy-Las Vegas (NV) Private\n19. North Dakota State University-Fargo (ND) Public\n20.Northeastern University-Boston (MA) Private\n21 Nova Southeastern University-Fort Lauderdale (FL) Private\n22.Ohio Northern University-Ada (OH) Private\n23.Ohio State University, TheColumbus (OH) Public\n24.Oregon State University-Corvallis (OR) Public\n25.Palm Beach Atlantic University-West Palm Beach (FL) Private\n26.Purdue University-West Lafayette (IN) Public\n27.Rutgers University-New Brunswick (NJ) Public\n28.Saint Louis College of Pharmacy-Saint Louis (MO) Private\n29.Samford UniversityBirmingham (AL) Private\n30.Shenandoah University-Winchester (VA) Private\n31.South Dakota State University-Brookings (SD) Public\n32. South University- Savannah (GA) Private\n33. Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville- Edwardsville (IL) Public\n34.Southwestern Oklahoma State University-Weatherford (OK) Public\n35. St. John's University-Jamaica (NY) Private\n36.Temple University-Philadelphia (PA) Public\n37.Texas A&M University-Kingsville-Kingsvil... (TX) Public\n38.Texas Southern University-Houston (TX) Public\n39.Texas Tech University HSC - Lubbock-Lubbock (TX) Public\n40.University at Buffalo -Buffalo (NY) Public\n41.University of Arizona-Tucson (AZ) Public\n42.University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences-Little Rock (AR) Public\n43.University of California - San Diego La Jolla (CA) Public\n44.University of California - San Francisco-San Francisco (CA) Public\n45.University of Cincinnati-Cincinnati (OH) Public\n46.University of Colorado Health Sciences Center-Denver (CO) Public\n47.University of Connecticut-Storrs (CT) Public\n48.University of Florida-Gainesville (FL) Public\n49.University of Georgia-Athens (GA) Public\n50.University of Houston-Houston (TX) Public\n51.University of Illinois - Chicago -Chicago (IL) Public\n52.University of Iowa-Iowa City (IA) Public\n53.University of Kansas-Lawrence (KS) Public\n54.University of Kentucky-Lexington (KY) Public\n55.University of Louisiana - Monroe-Monroe (LA) Public\n56.University of Maryland - Baltimore-Baltimore (MD) Public\n57.University of Michigan - Ann Arbor-Ann Arbor (MI) Public\n58.University of Minnesota - Twincities-Minneapolis (MN) Public\n59.University of Mississippi-University (MS) Public\n60.University of Missouri - Kansas City-Kansas City (MO) Public\n61.University of Montana-Missoula (MT) Public\n62.University of Nebraska Medical Center-Omaha (NE) Public\n63.University of New Mexico-Albuquerque (NM) Public\n64.University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill-Chapel Hill (NC) Public\n65.University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center-Oklahoma City (OK) Public\n66.University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh (PA) Public\n67.University of Rhode Island-Kingston (RI) Public\n68.University of South Carolina-Columbia-Columbia (SC) Public\n69.University of Southern California-Los Angeles (CA) Private\n70.University of Tennessee Health Science Center-TheMemphis (TN) Public\n71.University of Texas - Austin-Austin (TX) Public\n72.University of the Pacific-Stockton (CA) Private\n73.University of the S
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I believe UTA and Texas A&M both have strong chemistry programs. Texas is probably up there too.
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the college or university you are going to will have some listed ...typically by field....also do a search on the web!
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Purdue,,,,caz its an american university and has great reputation all over the world.\nFor further reference u can check www.usnews.com
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Besides taking chemistry, take lots of math classes and other sciences as well. Taking them on the AP level will definitely help. As far as good schools, US News says the best for chemical engineering are: \n1. Massachusetts Inst. of Technology\n2. University of California–Berkeley \n3. Univ. of Minnesota–Twin Cities \n\nCheck out http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/rankings/brief/engineering/phd/enps03_brief.php\nhttp://experts.about.com/q/Careers-Chemistry-1498/Good-Chemistry-Schools.htm
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IITs are abviously the best.\nNITs and Jadhavpur university are equally good.\nBut an individual institute (also its very very good) devoted only for chemical engineering is:\nUniversity Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai.\nFor more details:
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I've heard of the top ten PREFERRED. \n\nCal Tech, MIT, Carnegie Mellon, Stanford, Berkeley are the top five - the other five they change year to year.
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I would consult with someone locally in your field concerning this issue. Your question is broad and you need to narrow down what you are trying to find (e.g. desired location, interested course work, etc.)  Plus, this person may know of someone in particularly that is looking for a person that meets your qualifications.\n\nIf you are planning on studying in the US, make sure you apply to ABET credited Engineering Universities. There are many colleges to choose from but if they are not an ABET certified Engineering program it will decrease the "value" of your post graduate degree.\n\nAlso, don't forget to consider your quality of life. Your studies do come first but you should never have to completely sacrifice your personal life to complete your post-graduate studies. If your interviewing professor thinks -- find a different one. You are wasting your time working for this type of person.\n\nGood luck with your studies.
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Some colleges publish such a list themselves.  Check with the university archives at Duke.
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MIT\nHarvard\nUniversity of Penn\nUC Berkeley\nNew York University\nCornell University\nColumbia University\nStanford University\nYale University\nPrinceton University
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##################################################################################################################\nhere ya go!\nUniversity of Phoenix \nCapella University \nJohns Hopkins University \nStrayer University \nUniversity of Maryland \nAmerican InterContinental University (AIU) \nLiberty University \nWestwood College \nColorado Technical University \nCalifornia Medical Institute \n\n(the number one leading school is in Cleveland, Ohio Case Wester Reserve University) VERY VERY VERY the most difficult school to get in
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Harvard University \nCornell University \nPrinceton University\nBrown University\nColumbia University\nDartmouth College\nUniversity of Pennsylvania\nYale University
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Sure.  I was at Georgia Tech for my graduate degree, and many of the students I was in Chemical Engineering with had other undergraduate degrees.  One had biology, another had a BA instead of a BS in Chemistry (meaning they had much more humanities as core vs. science as a core).  So I don't see why not.  It's up to the school you are going to.