Missing lots of coursework

Graduate School
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<p>I’m a Chemistry major applying to graduate school in ChemE. The problem is I decided later in the game to be a chemical engineer and so the only engineering courses I have are Intro to ChemE and ChemE thermo. I have math through DiffEq, Linear Algebra, and Probability theory.</p>

<p>Do I stand a chance of getting into a good grad school even if I’m missing important courses like Transport, Separation Operations, etc.?</p>

<p>My GPA is 3.78 and I have a 600V 770Q and 5.5AW. I also have lots of research experience at government and academic labs in chemistry, materials, and biophysics.</p>

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<p>I can’t say anything specific to chemical engineering, but in the biological sciences students can be admitted with deficiencies that they are required to make up in their first semester/year. I don’t know if three classes would be too many or what.</p>