The East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania

So far, I have found that courses listed in the catalog, the ones that really pulled me into the program, have not been taught frequently. In some cases, a course hasn't been taught in over 5 years (Medicinal Chemistry...). Assistantships are not readily available for the General Sciences Program leading to an MS. On paper, it looks like a really great interdisciplinary field of study, but in actuality the faculty is weakened by lack of funding from the state to foster solid, constructive graduate school growth. The faculty really does make an effort to retain students both in Chemistry undergraduate programs and in Graduate General Sciences. But the rotaion of class offerings due to lack of adequate staffing for teaching the upper level courses, and lack of research funding, seem to detract exponentially from the positive experiences.