37 chemistry credits & 16 – 18 collateral credits
This concentration gives students the most flexibility in selecting courses from other disciplines of interest while providing them with a solid core of chemical knowledge. Students planning health-related science careers, teaching careers or business-related careers may find this program of study particularly appealing. Specific degree requirements appear in the chart below.
Freshman Year
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CHEM 101 & CHEZ 101L |
General Chemistry I & Lab |
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CHEM 102 & CHEZ 102L |
General Chemistry II & Lab |
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MATH 200 |
Calculus w/ Analytic Geometry |
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MATH 201 |
Calculus w/ Analytic Geometry |
Sophomore Year
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CHEM 309 & CHEZ 309L |
Quantitative Analysis & Lab |
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CHEM 301 & CHEZ 301L |
Organic Chemistry I & Lab |
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CHEM 302 & CHEZ 302L |
Organic Chemistry II & Lab |
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PHYS 207 or 201 |
University or General Physics I |
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PHYS 208 or 202 |
University or General Physics II |
Junior Year
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CHEM 303 & CHEZ 303L |
Physical Chemistry I & Lab |
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CHEM 304 |
Physical Chemistry II |
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CHEM 320 |
Inorganic Chemistry I |
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CHEM 398 |
Professional Practices & Perspectives |
Junior/Senior Year
Approved chemistry elective (at least 3 credits) selected from the following courses, including any CHEM 500-level course for which the prerequisites have been met:
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CHEZ 304L |
Physical Chemistry Lab II |
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CHEM/MEDC 310 |
Medicinal Chemistry & Drug Design |
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CHEM 403 |
Biochemistry I |
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CHEM 404 |
Biochemistry II |
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CHEM 406 & CHEZ 406L |
Inorganic Chemistry II & Lab |
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CHEM 409 & CHEZ 409L |
Instrumental Analysis & Lab |
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CHEM 492 |
Independent Study |
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CHEM 493 |
Internship |
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CHEM 510 |
Atomic & Molecular Structure |
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Updated: 04/18/2012 |
