Chemistry

Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Chemistry

Option I: General Chemistry

General Education
Chemistry majors are required to take the following courses that may be used to help satisfy General Education requirements:38-40
Calculus I
Applied Calculus
College Physics I
College Physics II
Required Chemistry Courses
CHEM 121General Chemistry I5
CHEM 122General Chemistry II5
CHEM 230Quantitative Analysis5
CHEM 341Organic Chemistry I5
CHEM 342Organic Chemistry II5
CHEM 360Principles of Physical Chemistry4
Select one of the following:5
Instrumental Analysis
Biochemistry I (and CHEM 480L)
Biochemistry Laboratory
Select one of the following:3-5
Environmental Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Instrumental Analysis
Organic Spectroscopy
Medicinal Chemistry
Biochemistry I
Biochemistry II
Required Support Courses
MATH 210Elementary Statistics4
or DATA 211 Applied Statistics and Data Visualization
SCI 240Research Methods2
SCI 480Seminar3
Minor/Concentration/Electives
These should be chosen in consultation with your advisor to best prepare you for your career field.34-36

Option II: Medicinal Plant Chemistry

General Education
Chemistry majors are required to take the following courses which may be used to help satisfy General Education Requirements:38-40
Calculus I
Applied Calculus
College Physics I
University Physics I
College Physics II
University Physics II
Required Chemistry Courses
CHEM 121General Chemistry I5
CHEM 122General Chemistry II5
CHEM 230Quantitative Analysis5
CHEM 341Organic Chemistry I5
CHEM 342Organic Chemistry II5
CHEM 430Instrumental Analysis5
CHEM 436Methods of Analysis and QC of Medicinal Plant Products5
CHEM 442Medicinal Chemistry3
CHEM 481Biochemistry I3
Required Support Courses
BIOL 150General Biology I4
BIOL 154Introduction to Botany4
MATH 210Elementary Statistics4
or DATA 211 Applied Statistics and Data Visualization
SCI 120Plant Products Seminar 11
SCI 220Plant Products Seminar 21
SCI 240Research Methods2
SCI 480Seminar3
19-21 minimum remaining to complete minors and concentration

Bachelor of Science with a Major in Professional Chemistry

General Education
Chemistry majors are required to take the following courses which may be used to help satisfy General Education requirements:38-40
Calculus I
University Physics I
University Physics II
Required Chemistry Courses
CHEM 121General Chemistry I5
CHEM 122General Chemistry II5
CHEM 230Quantitative Analysis5
CHEM 341Organic Chemistry I5
CHEM 342Organic Chemistry II5
CHEM 420Inorganic Chemistry3
CHEM 430Instrumental Analysis5
CHEM 461Physical Chemistry I4
CHEM 462Physical Chemistry II4
CHEM 481Biochemistry I3
CHEM 480LBiochemistry Laboratory2
CHEM 494Directed Research in Chemistry1-6
Select one of the following:3
Organic Spectroscopy
Medicinal Chemistry
Biochemistry II
Required Support Courses
BIOL 150General Biology I4
MATH 166Calculus II4
MATH 265Calculus III4
MATH 305Linear Algebra4
SCI 240Research Methods2
SCI 480Seminar3
MATH 210Elementary Statistics4
or DATA 211 Applied Statistics and Data Visualization
Electives0-7
Total Hours113-127

Chemistry Minor (Teaching or Non-Teaching)

Option I
CHEM 121General Chemistry I (& CHEM 121L)5
CHEM 122General Chemistry II (& CHEM 122L)5
CHEM 230Quantitative Analysis5
CHEM 240Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry5
CHEM 381Fundamentals of Biochemistry3
Select one of the following:3-4
Principles of Physical Chemistry
Environmental Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Total Hours26-27
Option II
CHEM 121General Chemistry I (& CHEM 121L)5
CHEM 122General Chemistry II (& CHEM 122L)5
CHEM 230Quantitative Analysis5
CHEM 341Organic Chemistry I5
CHEM 342Organic Chemistry II5
Select one of the following:3-4
Principles of Physical Chemistry
Environmental Chemistry
Fundamentals of Biochemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
Total Hours28-29

Chemistry Concentration

CHEM 121General Chemistry I (& CHEM 121L)5
CHEM 122General Chemistry II (& CHEM 122L)5
CHEM Electives at the 200 level or above4
Total Hours14