Statement of purpose-indicating the academic and professional goals you hope to achieve in pursuit of this program of study. This is an essay where you describe your background, research interests and career goals, as well as your reasons for applying to our graduate program. See the application instructions for specific Statement of Purpose prompts.
Unofficial electronic copies of transcripts from previous academic work. Official Transcripts will be required prior to matriculation. Applicants should have a Bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, environmental engineering, civil engineering, environmental science, chemistry or physics, for admission into the program, with a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0. Previous coursework should include math through differential equations, two semesters of chemistry (with labs), two semesters of physics (calculus based), and one semester of fluid mechanics. Applicants lacking in some area at the time of application may provide a plan to gain competence in these areas.
Resume-publications and time spent in a research lab make a much stronger application.
For international applicants, official scores from TOEFL, IELTS, PTE, CEFR or other accepted English Proficiency exam. See below for exemptions to this requirement.
GRE is optional and is not required for consideration. Official scores from the GRE (university code is 4832, environmental engineering code is 1103.
Minimum of three letters of recommendation.

Test of English as a Foreign Language(link is external) (TOEFL) - minimum score of 79 iBT (or 60 on the revised PBT with no section score lower than 15).

International English Language Testing System(link is external) (IELTS) - minimum composite score of 7, with no subject area below a 6