REQUIREMENTS FOR THE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE WITH A MAJOR IN CHEMISTRY—
OPTION I: 36 semester hours as described below. This option is recommended for students planning to attend graduate school in chemistry or those going directly into employment as an industrial chemist.
- CHEM 132 General College Chemistry, I
- CHEM 111 Laboratory for General College I
- CHEM 232 General College Chemistry, II
- CHEM 211 Laboratory for General College II
- CHEM 331 Organic Chemistry, I
- CHEM 321 Laboratory for Organic Chemistry I
- CHEM 332 Organic Chemistry, II
- CHEM 322 Laboratory for Organic Chemistry II
- CHEM 336 Analytical Chemistry
- CHEM 328 Laboratory for Analytical Chemistry
- CHEM 431 Physical Chemistry, I
- CHEM 411 Laboratory for Physical Chemistry I
- CHEM 432 Physical Chemistry, II
- CHEM 412 Laboratory for Physical Chemistry II
- CHEM 434 Inorganic Chemistry
- CHEM 490 Senior Studies, Capstone in Chemistry (2 hours required)
Students choosing Option I are strongly encouraged to take other advanced courses, especially Instrumental Analysis. Other Selected Topics courses include Biochemistry, and special topics such as those listed in the course description of CHEM 491.
OPTION II: 35 semester hours as described below. This option is recommended for students entering a “blended” area such as pre-professional medically related areas (medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, etc.), chemistry/business, and chemistry/biology
- CHEM 132 General College Chemistry, I
- CHEM 111 Laboratory for General College I
- CHEM 232 General College Chemistry, II
- CHEM 211 Laboratory for General College II
- CHEM 331 Organic Chemistry, I
- CHEM 321 Laboratory for Organic Chemistry I
- CHEM 332 Organic Chemistry, II
- CHEM 322 Laboratory for Organic Chemistry II
- CHEM 336 Analytical Chemistry
- CHEM 328 Laboratory for Analytical Chemistry
- CHEM 345 Survey of Physical Chemistry
Or
CHEM 431 & Chem 411 Physical Chemistry I & Physical Chemistry Lab I
- CHEM 434 Inorganic Chemistry
- CHEM 490 Senior Studies, Capstone in Chemistry (2 hours required)
- CHEM 491 Selected Topics or BIOL 434 Biochemistry (3 hours required)
OPTION III: 36 semester hours as described below. This option is for students majoring in Chemistry and pursuing secondary education certification
- CHEM 132 General College Chemistry, I
- CHEM 111 Laboratory for General College I
- CHEM 232 General College Chemistry, II
- CHEM 211 Laboratory for General College II
- CHEM 331 Organic Chemistry, I
- CHEM 321 Laboratory for Organic Chemistry I
- CHEM 332 Organic Chemistry, II
- CHEM 322 Laboratory for Organic Chemistry II
- CHEM 336 Analytical Chemistry
- CHEM 328 Laboratory for Analytical Chemistry
- CHEM 345 Survey of Physical Chemistry
Or CHEM 431 & Chem 411 Physical Chemistry I & Physical Chemistry Lab I
- CHEM 413 Teaching Practicum in Chemistry
- CHEM 434 Inorganic Chemistry
- CHEM 490 Senior Studies, Capstone in Chemistry (2 hours required)
- CHEM 491 Selected Topics or BIOL 434 Biochemistry (3 hours required)
In addition to these course requirements, thirty-six hours of professional education courses are required as defined by the Education Department.
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE BACHELOR OF ARTS— includes the requirements for the B.S. in Chemistry under any of the options above plus a foreign language through the intermediate level.
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMISTRY LEADING TO SECONDARY CERTIFICATION – 36 HOURS REQUIRED
- CHEM 111 Chemistry Lab I 1 hour
- CHEM 142 General Chemistry I 4 hours
- CHEM 211 Chemistry Lab II 1 hour
- CHEM 242 General Chemistry II 4 hours
- CHEM 331 Organic Chemistry 3 hours
- CHEM 311 Organic Chemistry Lab 1 hour
- CHEM 336 Analytical Chemistry 3 hours
- CHEM 328 Analytical Chemistry Lab 2 hours
- CHEM 345 Survey of Physical Chemistry 4 hours
- CHEM 434 Inorganic Chemistry 3 hours
- CHEM 490 Senior Studies Capstone in Chemistry (2 hours required)
- CHEM 491 Electives 8 hours
Plus 36 hours of professional education courses
REQUIREMENTS FOR PRE-PROFESSIONAL: MEDICINE, DENTISTRY, OPTOMETRY, PHARMACY, PRE-NURSING AND OTHER MEDICALLY RELATED FIELDS
Appropriate curriculum provided by pre-professional advisor for specific fields. All prerequisites must be passed with a minimum grade of C.
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