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Many participants in the discussion are seeking information on schools in the US that offer full funding for a Master's in Analytical Chemistry. While some universities advertise assistantships, the likelihood of receiving them is often low. Notable mentions include the University of Minnesota Duluth and Portland State University, though the latter's funding status remains unverified. It is suggested that with a strong academic background, students might secure teaching assistant (TA) or research assistant (RA) positions, but full funding opportunities are rare. Additionally, some participants recommend exploring corporate sponsorships from major companies like DuPont and Dow, although such opportunities typically require exceptional academic credentials, such as a 4.0 GPA and high GRE scores.
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Hello everyone!

I was wondering if any of you know any schools that will provide full funding for students pursuing a MS in analytical chemistry in the US? I have done some research and there are many schools that state they provide assistantships to masters students but once contacted, admit that it is very unlikely for me to receive them.

The schools that I have found so far are:
U of MN Duluth
Portland State U (unconfirmed)

Thank you!
 
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Unlikely. With an adequate background, you should be able to get a TA or perhaps and RA position. Full rides are rare, unless you can play football too... j/k ... sort of.

I had friends that were math superstars get a company to pay the full cost of ANY grad school they wanted, but you had to sign in blood for an equal number of years working for them. I would contact big companies like DuPont, Dow, etc. However, I’ve only seen this done for superstar material (i.e. 4.0 GPA, great GRE scores, etc.).
 
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