Degree Requirements

In addition to the requirements stated below, students must complete 34-35 hours of General Education, all requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree, and any additional hours needed to reach the minimum 120 credit hours required for graduation.  Some of the courses below may also fulfill general education or other degree requirements.  Please see your advisor for more information.

This program serves as a second major for students with a first major in another science or mathematics.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Required Courses Inside Department
Introductory
CH 151	Fundamentals of Chemistry I	5
CH 152	Fundamentals of Chemistry II	5
Foundation
CH 320	Analytical Chemistry	3
CH 340	Organic Chemistry I	3
Select two of the following:		6
CH 331	Inorganic Chemistry
CH 350	Biochemistry I
CH 381	Physical Chemistry I
In-Depth
CH 326	Instrumental Methods In Forensic Analysis	3
CH 3XX	300-level or higher Chemistry courses 1	5
Labs
CH 321	Analytical Chemistry Lab	1
CH 327	Instrumental Methods in Forensic Analysis Lab	1
CH 342	Organic Chemistry Lab I	2
Select two of the following:		3-4
CH 332	Inorganic Chemistry Lab
CH 351	Biochemistry Lab I
CH 385	Physical Chemistry Lab
Seminar/Capstone
CH 291	Professionalism in Science	1
Select two credit hours:		2
CH 390	Chemistry Research
CH 393	Chemistry Internship
CH 491	Chemistry Seminar	1
Subtotal		41-42
Required Courses Outside Department
CM XXX	Computer programming language course	3-4
CN 150	Public Speaking	3
MA 151	Calculus & Analytic Geometry I	5
MA 140	Statistics	3-5
or MA 152	Calculus & Analytic Geometry II
Select one of the following physics sequences:		10
PS 261 & PS 262	College Physics I and College Physics II
PS 281 & PS 282	General Physics I and General Physics II
Total Hours		65-69

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Does not include CH 390 Chemistry Research,  CH 393 Chemistry Internship, and CH 491 Chemistry Seminar