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Pursuing a career in chemistry involves selecting the right educational path, with a strong emphasis on attending ACS-approved programs, which are generally regarded as superior to non-ACS options. While national rankings of chemistry programs can vary, researching multiple rankings can provide insight into respected institutions. Geographical and financial constraints often play a significant role in choosing a school, making it easier to identify top public chemistry schools in specific states like Texas, Georgia, and South Carolina. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the differences between ACS-approved and non-approved programs while acknowledging the challenges posed by personal circumstances.
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This may seem like a dumb question, but I am interested in pursuing a career as a chemist or work in the field of chemistry. What are some of the best schools, programs, or colleges to help me pursue this goal?
 
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The ACS approved programs tend to be much better than the unapproved programs.

National rankings are not super accurate, but if you google up a half-dozen different national rankings, you'll get a pretty good idea which programs are respected more than others.

Usually, one is working with geographical or financial constraints. Answering the question about the three best public chemistry schools in TX, GA, SC, etc. is much easier than the wide open question actually posed.
 
Thanks so much for the info that you gave. I know the question was pretty vague. You answered my unspoken question about ACS versus Non-ACS. And you are right about financial and geographical restraints. Thanks again!
 
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