Chemistry Major: Requirements*
To earn a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Chemistry, you must complete the courses listed below (see the suggested plan of study for recommended course sequences)
- CHM 1014 - General Chemistry I
- CHM 1024 - General Chemistry II
- MTH 2015 - Calculus I
- MTH 2024 - Calculus II
- PHY 2114 - General Physics I
- PHY 2124 - General Physics II
- CHM 3014 - Organic Chemistry I
- CHM 3024 - Organic Chemistry II
- CHM 3034 - Physical Chemistry I
- CHM 3044 - Physical Chemistry II
- CHM 3104 - Quantitative Chemical Analysis
- MTH 3114 - Calculus III
- 6 hours of advisor-approved upper-level chemistry electives
PHY 2014 - College Physics I and PHY 2024 - College Physics II may be substituted for PHY 2114 - General Physics I and PHY 2124 - General Physics II with the approval of your chemistry advisor.
* The courses listed here outline the requirements for the bachelor of science degree with a major in Chemistry for students entering under the 2009-2010 academic catalog. Students must also complete all general education core and distribution courses, as well as any other degree requirements outlined in the university catalog. All courses must be passed with a C- (or P in courses offered on a P/D/F basis) to satisfy the requirements for the major. The information shown here is for planning purposes only...as always, refer to the university catalog for the official requirements for each degree.
