Applicants to our graduate program commonly have a Bachelor's degree in Earth Sciences or closely related discipline, but the multidisciplinary nature of our program allows for entry from other backgrounds as well. Students entering the graduate program in Earth and Climate Sciences typically have completed at least one year of chemistry, physics, and calculus, as well as several courses in Earth or environmental sciences beyond the introductory level. Students who have not completed these basic requirements may be admitted, but may be required to complete specific courses to fulfill deficiencies. Deficiencies are determined on an individual basis by the student's chosen advisor, and depend on the research topic and subdiscipline chosen by the student.
Official transcript of all previous college or university work
The School has no formal minimum GRE or GPA requirements.
Before submitting an application, students should contact individual faculty members within the School to determine if:
their interests align with current faculty research programs
if individual faculty are interested in mentoring additional students
what resources are available to pursue research activities

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