Chemistry and chemical engineering degrees awarded by schools offering an ACS-approved program, 1998-99 A Bemidji State U 10 4 - - Abilene Christian U 2 11 - - Benedictine U 6 0 - - Agnes Scott C 3 0 - - Birmingham-Southern C 2 3 - - Akron, The U of 7 1 8 8 39 7 1 Bloomsburg U 2 2 - - Alabama, U of Boise State U 2 5 - - at Birmingham 2 11 4 6 Boston C 17 0 2 14 in Huntsville 4 1 5-13 7 0 Boston U 10 4 2 14 Tuscaloosa 2 8 7 3 42 7 3 Bowdoin C 1 35 - - Alaska Fairbanks, U of 8 6 2 2 Bowling Green State U 5 8 9 7 Albion C 3 15 - - Bradley U 3 10 1 - Albright C 3 8 - - Brandeis U 0 17 15 9 Alfred U 0 3 - - Bridgewater State C 2 10 - - Allegheny C 0 15 - - Brigham Young U 9 32 13 7 47 7 5 Alma C 0 18 - - Brown U 0 18 2 6 11 0 1 American U 1 0 5 7 Bryn Mawr C 11 0 4 0 Amherst C 5 7 - - Bucknell U 6 27 4-23 2 - Andrews U 0 3 - - Butler U 4 35 1 - Appalachian State U 3 7 - - Arizona State U 38 6 10 9 64 8 5 C Arizona, U of 32 11 18 22 42 4 2 California Institute of Tech 14 2 5 35 10 4 8 Arkansas State U 3 7 1 - California Polytechnic State U 20 49 - - Arkansas Tech U 2 4 - - California State Polytechnic U 7 18 6 - (a) Arkansas, U of California State U Fayetteville 6 6 6 8 38 5 0 Bakersfield 3 12 - - at Little Rock 2 8 2 - Chico 0 2 - - Ashland U 1 1 - - Dominguez Hills 6 3 - - Auburn U 14 0 9 6 91 8 5 Fresno 5 28 6 - Augsburg C 8 12 - - Fullerton 4 32 4 - Augustana C Hayward 1 10 5 - Illinois 1 1 - - Long Beach 5 24 3-11 6 - South Dakota 1 7 - - Los Angeles 5 22 3 - Austin C 1 8 - - Northridge 1 23 2 - Austin Peay State U 1 13 - - Sacramento 10 13 2 - San Bernardino 4 16 - - B Stanislaus 1 2 - - Baldwin-Wallace C 0 14 - - California, U of Ball State U 14 6 4 - Berkeley 32 31 16 66 80 16 17 Barnard C 7 7 - - Davis 23 10 4 17 59 7 5 Bates C 0 14 - - Irvine 7 104 19 14 Baylor U 4 34 7 3 Los Angeles 23 207 12 35 43 3 5 Beaver C 3 6 - - Riverside 22 0 9 5 13 0 0 (Arcadia U, as of 2000) San Diego 81 31 36 27 18 4 0 Beloit C 4 11 - - Santa Barbara 24 14 7 12 12 2 6
Santa Cruz 7 13 3 10 at Colorado Springs 4 9 - - Calvin C 2 11 - - of Denver 4 16 5 - Canisius C 3 8 - - Columbia U 9 2 17 21 35 7 4 Capital U 2 3 - - Concordia C 4 8 - - Carleton C 8 21 - - Connecticut C 6 5 - - Carnegie Mellon U 13 2 12 6 48 13 11 Connecticut, U of 10 2 3 18 24 8 3 Carroll C 0 2 - - Cooper Union b 19 3 - Carthage C 1 7 - - Cornell C 0 4 - - Case Western Reserve U 5 23 0 16 31 10 2 Cornell U 12 33 29 30 86 6 4 Catholic U of America 0 6 3 2 Creighton U 27 7 - - Central Arkansas, U of 1 4 - - Central C 1 5 - - D Central Connecticut State U 6 0 2 - Dartmouth C 0 32 3 10 Central Florida, U of 16 0 9 - Davidson C 2 8 - - Central Michigan U 4 17 11 - Dayton, U of 6 5 - - 42 7 - Central Missouri State U 2 5 - - Delaware State U 8 3 6 - Central Oklahoma, U of 6 29 - - Delaware Valley C 13 0 - - Centre C 4 15 - - Delaware, U of 23 33 8 13 39 9 15 Charleston, C of 20 28 - - Delta State U 0 11 - - Chatham C 3 3 - - Denison U 4 14 - - Chestnut Hill C 1 2 - - Denver, U of 1 14 2 0 Chicago State U 0 12 - - DePaul U 1 10 15 - Chicago, U of 19 6 24 18 DePauw U 0 16 - - Christian Brothers C b 2 - - Detroit Mercy, U of 8 12 6 0 (a) Cincinnati, U of 26 0 9 16 72 12 3 Dickinson C 8 8 - - Citadel, The 0 3 - - District of Columbia, U of the 4 1 - - City U of New York Drake U 0 3 - - Graduate Center - - Drew U 5 11 - - Brooklyn C 0 23 1 - Drexel U 11 0 7 3 79 9 2 City C 0 11 11-36 12 8 Duke U 8 36 2 14 Herbert H. Lehman C 9 4 - - Duquesne U 7 6 0 1 Hunter C 0 15 - - Queens C 0 9 1 - E Clarion U 3 1 - - Earlham C 1 9 - - Clark U 3 11 3 4 East Carolina U 22 3 10 - Clarkson U 6 2 7 6 56 3 2 East Stroudsburg U 2 6 0 - Clemson U 14 5 1 12 50 8 1 East Tennessee State U 6 11 3 - Cleveland State U 11 0 6 3 17 4 1 Eastern Illinois U 5 14 0 - Coe C 0 6 - - Eastern Kentucky U 2 14 6 - Colby C 3 10 - - Eastern Michigan U 5 30 4 - Colgate U 5 7 - - Eastern New Mexico U 0 2 0 - Colorado C 7 11 - - Eastern Washington U 2 17 - - Colorado School of Mines 6 0 4 1 85 12 4 Eckerd C 2 1 - - Colorado State U 10 5 1 17 22 8 2 Elizabethtown C 3 8 - - Colorado, U of Elmhurst C 3 8 - - at Boulder 4 69 18 30 46 7 15 Emory U 6 44 6 14
Emporia State U 2 8 2 - Hartwick C 3 2 - - Evansville, U of 3 10 - - Harvard U 36 0 29 32 Harvey Mudd C 18 0 - - F Haverford C 17 1 - - Fairfield U 3 5 - - Hawaii, U of, at Manoa 4 3 3 3 Fairleigh Dickinson U, 5 0 2 - Hendrix C 7 1 - - Madison Hiram C 2 0 - - Fisk U 1 0 0 - Hobart & William Smith C 0 8 - - Florida A&M U/ 27 6 3 Hofstra U 7 0 - - Florida State U b Holy Cross, C of the 27 10 - - Florida A&M U 7 4 1 - Hope C 26 28 - - Florida Atlantic U 12 17 5 - Houston, U of 13 6 6 15 41 17 6 Florida Institute of Tech 0 5 2 2 27 1 0 Howard U 22 16 1 8 (a) Florida International U 14 20 7 - Humboldt State U 0 5 - - Florida State U 6 37 7 17 Florida, U of 14 34 5 28 72 11 10 I Fordham U 6 2 - - Idaho State U 12 0 5 - Fort Lewis C 7 8 - - Idaho, U of 2 3 2 4 20 6 0 Framingham State C 3 1 - - Illinois Institute of Tech 1 0 21 1 41 31 5 Francis Marion U 3 9 - - Illinois State U 28 4 7 - Franklin & Marshall C 20 8 - - Illinois Wesleyan U 6 1 - - Furman U 19 0 7 - Illinois, U of at Chicago 49 17 11 12 30 7 1 G at Springfield 2 0 - - Geneva C 1 6 - - at Urbana Champaign 31 43 17 33 88 12 15 George Mason U 8 3 0 - Indiana State U 1 10 1 - George Washington U 2 10 7 6 Indiana U Georgetown U 15 14 4 6 Bloomington 33 68 8 17 Georgia Institute of Tech 36 0 15 15 142 10 17 South Bend 10 0 - - Georgia Southern U 13 6 - - Indiana U Northwest 0 1 - - Georgia State U 3 16 9 13 Indiana U-Purdue U Georgia, U of 12 14 6 16 at Fort Wayne 2 4 1 - Gettysburg C 4 3 - - at Indianapolis 17 11 5 5 Gonzaga U 11 3 - - Indiana U Southeast 0 2 - - Goucher C 1 4 - - Indiana U of Pennsylvania 5 9 5 - Governors State U 5 1 13 - Interamerican U of 3 12 - - Grand Valley State U 4 3 - - Puerto Rico Grinnell C 8 7 - - Iowa State U 10 2 23 34 91 4 8 Gustavus Adolphus C 4 17 - - Iowa, U of 21 4 4 11 31 3 3 Ithaca C 5 6 - - H Hamilton C 2 5 - - J Hamline U 9 1 - - Jackson State U 3 10 2 - Hampden Sydney C 4 2 - - James Madison U 10 11 - - Hampton U 6 2 0-11 0 0 John Carroll U 5 18 2 - Hartford, U of 0 4 0 - Johns Hopkins U 23 0 15 10 17 2 7
Juniata C 4 6 - - Manhattan C c 7 2 - - 10 14 - Marietta C 2 3 - - K Marist C 1 1 - - Kalamazoo C 2 6 - - Marquette U 0 8 4 5 Kansas State U 6 7 4 7 30 6 1 Marshall U 3 20 2 - Kansas, U of 12 21 3 10 34 2 3 Maryland, U of Kean U 13 7 - - Baltimore County 10 62 9 6 16 0 2 Kennesaw State U 1 8 - - College Park 5 38 9 16 35 6 6 Kent State U 10 6 3 1 Massachusetts Institute 41 0 1 42 85 37 24 Kentucky, U of 7 11 10 4 (a) of Tech Kenyon C 3 3 - - Massachusetts, U of King's C 2 2 - - Amherst 6 8 6 15 20 5 8 Knox C 0 10 - - Boston 3 15 4 - Dartmouth 1 6 6 - L Lowell 6 4 10 13 17 11 - La Salle U 9 1 - - McNeese State U 0 4 5 - Lafayette C 5 9 - - 18 - - Memphis, The U of 4 9 4 3 Lake Forest C 4 0 - - Mercer U 4 5 - - Lamar U 4 1 7-15 8 2 Merrimack C 6 1 - - Lawrence Technological U m - - Metropolitan State C 1 30 - - Lawrence U 3 7 - - of Denver Lebanon Valley C 5 9 - - Miami U 10 30 4 5 Lehigh U 8 9 19 5 29 21 8 Miami, U of 0 20 2 9 LeMoyne C 6 4 - - Michigan State U 25 28 10 21 88 12 2 Lewis and Clark C 1 1 - - Michigan Technological U 12 0 5 0 88 10 5 Lincoln U 0 10 - - Michigan, U of Lipscomb U 1 5 - - Ann Arbor 23 60 17 31 127 15 3 Long Island U Dearborn 7 23 - - Brooklyn Campus 3 1 5 - Flint 2 10 - - C.W. Post Campus 0 1 - - Middle Tennessee State U 2 9 10 3 Loras C 3 2 - - Middlebury C 5 5 - - Louisiana State U Midwestern State U 0 6 - - Baton Rouge 6 13 5 12 65 18 6 Millersville U 10 6 - - Shreveport 6 0 - - Millikin U 9 3 - - Louisiana Tech U 5 1 4-37 10 - Millsaps C 1 11 - - Louisville, U of 10 8 0 1 39 13 2 Minnesota State U, Mankato 3 8 1 - Loyola C in Maryland 4 1 - - (Formerly Mankato State U) Loyola Marymount U 2 3 - - Minnesota, U of Loyola U New Orleans 4 5 - - Duluth 29 11 7-24 - - Loyola U of Chicago 37 1 2 4 Twin Cities 38 54 11 29 134 5 29 Luther C 0 10 - - Mississippi C 3 4 - - Lycoming C 5 1 - - Mississippi State U 4 6 6 9 40 1 2 Mississippi, U of 1 7 5 2 16 2 0 M Missouri Western State C 5 2 - - Macalester C 3 4 - - Missouri, U of Maine, U of 2 0 1 1 31 4 3 Columbia 5 17 4 8 55 5 3
Kansas City 1 23 1 3 North Carolina A&T State U 6 2 3-39 11 - Rolla 16 0 9 9 62 4 3 North Carolina Central U 2 8 1 - St. Louis 10 8 14 3 North Carolina State U 33 64 10 11 120 12 13 Monmouth U 4 0 - - North Carolina, U of Montana State U 3 14 4 6 24 6 1 at Asheville 3 0 - - Montana Tech of the U of 3 7 4 - at Chapel Hill d 54 41 9 25 Montana at Charlotte 11 21 3 - Montana, U of 5 0 1 5 at Greensboro 2 4 8 - Montclair State U 5 15 5 - at Wilmington 19 13 6 - Moorhead State U 2 2 - - North Dakota State U 11 0 2 3 (Minnesota State U, North Dakota, U of 1 3 2 2 28 5 - Moorhead, as of 2002) North Texas, U of 7 6 4 0 Moravian C 2 6 - - Northeast Louisiana U 0 3 6 - Morehouse C 18 0 - - (Louisiana, U of at Monroe, Morgan State U 5 19 - - as of 2000) Mount Holyoke C 13 14 0 - Northeastern Illinois U 0 3 3 - Mount Saint Vincent, C of c 0 1 - - Northeastern U 7 0 7 13 (a) Muhlenberg C 14 0 - - Northern Arizona U 3 24 0 - Murray State U 0 17 1 - Northern Colorado, U of 10 10 0 0 Muskingum C 0 2 - - Northern Illinois U 14 3 4 5 Northern Iowa, U of 8 14 3 - N Northern Kentucky U 8 3 - - Nazareth C of Rochester 5 0 - - Northern Michigan U 3 7 2 - Nebraska Wesleyan U 1 9 - - Northwest Missouri State U 1 2 - - Nebraska, U of Northwestern State U 1 0 - - at Kearney 0 7 - - Northwestern U 2 15 21 22 46 6 11 -Lincoln 7 0 6 14 (a) Notre Dame, U of 6 24 10 14 49 3 8 at Omaha 6 0 - - Nevada, U of O Las Vegas 1 9 2 - Oakland U 1 20 1 1 Reno 0 3 2 5 10 2 1 Oberlin C 7 3 - - New Hampshire, U of 3 1 3 2 7 4 1 Occidental C 6 22 - - New Haven, U of b 3 - - Ohio Northern U 6 2 - - New Jersey Institute of 62 12 1 Ohio State U 42 5 21 19 49 6 6 Tech b Ohio U 4 34 6 6 33 4 0 New Jersey, C of 21 0 - - Ohio Wesleyan U 4 5 - - New Mexico Highlands U 0 0 5 - Oklahoma State U 2 0 2 4 37 7 4 New Mexico Inst of 8 0 5 1 Oklahoma, U of 4 55 15 8 43 4 5 Mining & Tech Old Dominion U 4 10 4 - New Mexico State U 6 15 2 6 16 5 1 Oregon State U 11 5 5 7 39 9 3 New Mexico, U of 5 3 9 12 20 17 5 Oregon, U of 1 34 8 15 New Orleans, U of 3 15 4 5 Otterbein C 1 9 - - New York U 0 60 16 17 Niagara U 5 3 - - P Norfolk State U 5 7 - - Pace U, North Alabama, U of 4 6 - - New York Campus 3 0 - -
1998-1999 Pleasantville Campus 2 0 - - Roosevelt U 2 0 4 - Pacific Lutheran U 4 8 - - Rose-Hulman Institute 9 0 - - 66 5 - Pacific, U of the 2 11 2 0 of Tech Pennsylvania State U 28 12 14 23 134 11 15 Rowan U 13 4 - - Pennsylvania, U of 11 18 4 21 29 4 4 Russell Sage C 1 0 - - Philadephia U (Formerly 7 0 - - Rutgers U, Philadelphia C of Textiles Camden Campus 0 7 0 - & Science) Newark Campus 3 13 8 8 Pittsburg State U 0 2 1 - New Brunswick Campus 21 20 14 12 68 18 6 Pittsburgh, U of 17 36 8 26 34 5 6 Polytechnic U 6 0 11 2 19 17 7 S Pomona C 4 22 - - Saginaw Valley State U 2 12 - - Portland State U 0 15 3 1 St. Anselm C 5 3 - - Portland, U of 4 4 - - St. Benedict, C of/st. John's U 5 11 - - Prairie View A&M U b (a) St. Catherine, C of 1 3 - - Princeton U 27 12 13 22 34 1 7 St. Cloud State U 6 8 - - Providence C 8 4 - - St. John Fisher C 4 0 - - Puerto Rico, U of St. John's U 7 0 9 - Mayaguez 18 35 11-93 6 0 St. Joseph C 1 4 4 - Rio Piedras 19 22 3 9 Saint Joseph's U 17 0 10 - Puget Sound, U of 9 6 - - St. Lawrence U 6 9 - - Purdue U 24 16 16 39 123 12 8 St. Louis U 10 33 4 - Purdue U Calumet 0 11 - - Saint Mary's C 7 1 - - St. Michael's C 2 3 - - R St. Olaf C 5 34 - - Ramapo C of New Jersey 4 3 - - St. Peter's C 0 1 - - Randolph-Macon C 4 3 - - St. Thomas, U of 9 9 - - Randolph-Macon Woman's C 1 0 - - Saint Vincent C e 8 6 - - Redlands, U of 0 6 - - Salem State C 1 0 - - Reed C 6 8 - - Salisbury State U 3 8 - - Rensselaer Polytechnic 8 0 4 6 73 4 5 Sam Houston State U 0 8 2 - Institute San Diego State U 8 3 7 1 Rhode Island C 2 6 - - San Diego, U of 3 16 - - Rhode Island, U of 10 4 3 2 11 4 1 San Francisco State U 2 48 8 - Rhodes C 0 5 - - San Francisco, U of 2 4 6 - Rice U 12 1 1 13 38 3 8 San Jose State U 7 31 19-15 2 - Richard Stockton C of 4 17 - - Santa Clara U 1 12 - - New Jersey Sciences in Philadelphia, 5 6 1 1 Richmond, U of 2 9 - - U of (Formerly Philadelphia C Rider U 3 0 - - of Pharm & Science) Ripon C 2 3 - - Scranton, U of 4 9 11 - Roanoke C 7 0 - - Seattle U 2 14 - - Rochester Institute 4 23 12 - Seton Hall U m of Tech Seton Hill C e 1 0 - - Rochester, U of 9 10 10 12 35 6 5 Shippensburg U 6 7 - - Rollins C 2 5 - - Siena C 5 7 - -
Simmons C 1 5 - - C at Old Westbury 3 4 - - Skidmore C 0 8 - - C at Oneonta 0 8 - - Smith C 2 19 - - C at Oswego 9 4 7 - Sonoma State U 1 11 - - C at Plattsburgh 5 16 - - South Alabama, U of 1 7 - - 21 7 - C at Potsdam 2 9 - - South Carolina, U of 7 18 3 19 30 6 13 C at Purchase 5 1 - - South Dakota School of 10 2 - - 27 6 - State U of West Georgia 8 1 - - Mines & Tech Stephen F. Austin State U 4 7 2 - South Dakota State U 1 9 2 3 Stetson U 2 6 - - South Dakota, U of 2 9 3 - Stevens Institute of Tech 26 0 20 0 33 13 1 South Florida, U of 8 67 4 8 56 12 1 Suffolk U 1 3 - - Southeast Missouri State U 0 15 0 - Susquehanna U 4 9 - - Southeastern Louisiana U 12 3 - - Swarthmore C 10 2 - - Southern California, U of 7 10 3 19 22 12 3 Syracuse U 2 11 2 6 13 7 5 Southern Colorado, U of 1 4 4 - Southern Connecticut 1 5 6 - T State U Temple U 16 20 8 6 Southern Illinois U Tennessee Technological U 6 16 7-26 2 1 Carbondale 3 24 2 4 Tennessee, U of Edwardsville 8 15 5 - at Chattanooga 12 13 - - Southern Indiana, U of 5 0 - - Knoxville 3 11 6 14 28 9 3 Southern Methodist U 1 5 2 - at Martin 2 7 - - Southern Mississippi, U of 2 10 2 4 Texas A&M U Southern Oregon U 19 7 - - College Station 18 10 10 41 136 16 12 Southern U and A&M C 10 5 11 - Commerce 3 4 2 - Southwest Missouri State U 2 12 2 - Kingsville 5 0 1-21 16 - Southwest State U 0 5 - - Texas Christian U 2 4 1 5 Southwest Texas State U 11 0 3 - Texas Southern U 1 2 1 - Southwestern Louisiana, U of 4 5 - - 10 12 - Texas Tech U 25 16 9 11 (a) (Louisiana at Lafayette, U of, Texas Woman's U 1 2 2 - as of 2000) Texas, U of Southwestern Oklahoma 2 8 - - at Arlington 10 10 4 8 State U at Austin 126 0 14 34 125 23 22 Southwestern U 0 4 - - at Dallas 7 0 4 5 Stanford U 12 12 7 25 16 28 7 at El Paso 14 0 9 - State U of New York at Pan American 1 0 - - at Albany 7 0 6 5 at San Antonio 12 2 4 - at Binghamton 8 48 2 5 Thiel C 2 4 - - at Buffalo 10 13 9 14 33 8 5 Toledo, U of 4 10 10 3 31 14 2 at New Paltz 1 3 3 - Towson U 7 7 - - at Stony Brook 11 29 9 17 Tri-State U b 11 - - C at Brockport 5 5 - - Trinity C 6 4 - - C at Buffalo 0 15 2 - Trinity U 16 4 - - C at Cortland 2 1 - - Truman State U 23 0 - - C at Fredonia 6 2 0 - Tufts U 1 31 6 4 19 7 2 C at Geneseo 6 26 - - Tulane U 0 18 3 3 25 2 9
1998-1999 Tulsa, U of 4 3 0-34 4 1 West Virginia Institute 15 - - Tuskegee U 1 5 3-18 - - of Tech b Western Carolina U 1 7 4 - U Western Connecticut State U 2 3 - - Union C 2 11 - - Western Illinois U 1 4 7 - United States Air Force 44 0 - - Western Kentucky U 1 50 10 - Academy Western Maryland C 1 6 - - United States Naval Academy 18 0 - - Western Michigan U 10 7 6 0 Ursinus C 7 9 - - Western Washington U 24 16 1 - Utah State U 18 0 3 9 Westminster C 3 6 - - Utah, U of 8 29 10 20 (a) Wheaton C Illinois 6 5 - - V Massachusetts 2 5 - - Valdosta State U 0 2 - - Whitman C 0 16 - - Valparaiso U 4 28 - - Whittier C 1 10 - - Vanderbilt U 3 23 9 5 33 3 2 Wichita State U 6 2 4 2 Vassar C 2 5 0 - Widener U 3 1 - - 22 3 - Vermont, U of 6 2 1 2 Wilkes U 4 8 - - Villanova U 14 0 8 4 23 3 - Willamette U 7 7 - - Virginia Commonwealth U 6 36 3 4 William and Mary, C of 40 9 4 - Virginia Military Institute 8 0 - - Williams C 2 21 - - Virginia Polytechnic 22 24 7 12 59 10 7 Winona State U 0 6 - - Institute & State U Wisconsin, U of Virginia, U of 22 85 12 19 48 13 7 Eau Claire 7 39 - - Viterbo C 4 2 - - Green Bay 3 5 - - La Crosse 3 5 - - W Madison 35 0 10 38 66 3 9 Wabash C 4 9 - - Milwaukee 0 14 2 12 Wagner C 1 0 - - Oshkosh 5 3 - - Wake Forest U 12 13 0 8 Parkside 2 6 - - Washburn U of Topeka 0 3 - - Platteville 0 3 - - Washington and Jefferson C 2 8 - - River Falls 13 5 - - Washington and Lee U 0 13 - - Stevens Point 6 14 - - Washington C 7 0 - - Superior 1 5 - - Washington State U 13 13 8 4 15 6 0 Wittenberg U 5 10 - - Washington U 1 33 10 10 43 10 5 Wooster, C of 8 18 - - Washington, U of 19 129 14 16 69 10 11 Worcester Polytechnic 0 27 8 2 52 7 0 Wayne State U 26 19 10 22 36 15 4 Institute Waynesburg C 0 2 - - Wright State U 15 6 13 - Weber State U 5 12 - - Wyoming, U of 4 8 2 8 30 5 1 Wellesley C 5 23 - - Wesleyan U 4 7 3 5 X West Chester U 5 16 4 - Xavier U 5 4 - - West Florida, U of 2 0 - - Xavier U of Louisiana 6 47 - - West Virginia State C 2 11 - - West Virginia U 14 32 13 2 23 11 1
Y Youngstown State U 17 27 12-15 - - Yale U 24 0 17 28 3 0 3 TOTALS 4,406 6,573 1,925 2,093 5,890 1,068 596 Notes to be included in the published document (C&E News) Note: For brevity, B.S. and M.S. are used to denote all bachelor s and master s degrees, respectively, in each column. (a) Data not submitted. (b) Listed on basis of accreditation by AIChE/ABET. (c) The chemistry program at Mount Saint Vincent and Manhattan C are integrated into a combined department with instruction in chemistry located at Manhattan C. (d) UNC Curriculum in Applied Sciences degrees are combined with the chemistry department degrees. (e) St. Vincent C and Seton Hill C are integrated into a combined department.
Summary of data from departments offering an ACS-approved program, 1997-2001 Bachelor's Master's Doctorates Number of Graduates Certified Noncertified Number of Number of schools a (totals) graduates b graduates schools Graduates schools Graduates 2001 619 10,314 3,910 6,404 319 1,831 195 2,028 2000 613 10,628 4,150 6,478 319 1,796 195 1,982 1999 613 10,979 4,406 6,573 317 1,925 195 2,093 1998 614 11,219 4,247 6,972 318 1,980 195 2,208 1997 614 11,184 4,253 6,931 318 2,086 195 2,174 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING c 2001 116 4,423 4,423-111 890 99 519 2000 132 5,277 5,277-125 973 111 578 1999 137 5,890 5,890-131 1,068 114 596 1998 143 6,305 6,305-135 1,092 119 676 1997 141 6,511 6,511-133 1,168 116 656 a Not all ACS-approved programs sumitted data. b Includes graduates certified in approved options. c Chemical engineering departments are not required to report their data to CPT, so the numbers of departments included in this category varies from year to year.
Graduate student enrollments in departments whose undergraduate chemistry programs are ACS approved First-Year Number of graduate students All graduate students departments Full time Part time Full time Part time M.S. DEPARTMENTS a Fall 2000 123 395 175 1,082 736 Fall 1999 123 421 175 1,123 810 Fall 1998 121 403 163 1,210 691 Fall 1997 122 388 185 1,072 781 Fall 1996 122 406 206 1,061 852 Ph.D. DEPARTMENTS Fall 2000 195 3,597 183 15,132 985 Fall 1999 195 3,504 169 15,249 833 Fall 1998 195 3,363 251 15,003 1,070 Fall 1997 195 3,447 176 15,190 1,029 Fall 1996 195 3,128 206 14,430 1,007 a Departments whose highest offering is the master's degree in chemistry.
Summary of totals from 1999 reports from departments offering an ACS-approved program Schools reporting Male Female Total a Bachelor's, total 613 6,012 4,967 10,979 Certified - 2,520 1,886 4,406 Noncertified - 3,492 3,081 6,573 Master's 317 1,097 828 1,925 Doctorates 195 1,454 639 2,093 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING b Bachelor's, certified 137 3,841 2,049 5,890 Master's 131 791 277 1,068 Doctorates 114 478 118 596 a Not all ACS-approved programs sumitted data. b Requests for data were sent to 150 schools; only 137 departments responded.