Choose this degree to prepare for graduate school in chemistry or employment as a professional chemist; it is also chosen by some who enter medicine or other health professions
Hours: 128 hours total; 40 in chemistry (research required); 47-48 in liberal arts core (requires COMM 135 Speech Fundamentals and 6 hours of foreign language), 20 in supporting courses (MATH 151, 152, 211,213--calclus; PHYS 201,202); 11 in electives; must serve as treaching assistant (1 semester for 1 lab).
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Chemistry Course Number |
Credit Hours |
Course Title |
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Chem 103/104 |
4/4 |
General Chemistry I/II |
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Chem 201 |
2 |
Excel for Scientists |
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Chemistry 301/302 |
4/4 |
Organic Chemistry I/II |
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Chemistry 305/306 |
4/4 |
Quantitative Analysis/Instrumental Methods of Analysis |
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Chemistry 401/415//402/16 |
4/4 |
Physical Chemistry I/II |
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Chemistry 411/412 |
1/1 |
Special Topics in Chemistry/Seminar in Chemistry |
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Chemistry 491-494 |
3 |
Research Techniques |
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Chemistry 300 |
1 |
Teaching Assistant |
One example of a 4-Year BS Chem Course Plan
Click here to go to the catalog for course descriptions; chemistry is on page 110 of the 2011/2012 catalog.
