B.A. in Chemistry

33 credit hours required. Plus 16 credits of cognates.

All courses are 3 credits unless noted. Credits are divided as follows:

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
  Credits
Required Courses

30
CHEM 105General Chemistry 1: Lecture and Lab (4 credits)
CHEM 106General Chemistry 2: Lecture and Lab (4 credits) 
CHEM 311Quantitative Analysis: Lecture and Lab (4 credits) 
CHEM 341Organic Chemistry 1: Lecture and Lab (4 credits) 
CHEM 342Organic Chemistry 2: Lecture and Lab (4 credits) 
CHEM 308Chemistry Topics (1 credit) 
CHEM 309Seminar in Chemistry (1 credit) 
CHEM 451Physical Chemistry 1: Lecture and Lab (4 credits) 
CHEM 452Physical Chemistry 2: Lecture and Lab (4 credits) 

      Elective Course		 
      3
Under advisement from the department’s elective course offerings.   

      Cognate Requirements
      16
MATH 151*Calculus I (4 credits) 
MATH 152*Calculus II (4 credits) 
PHYS 103**University Physics I (4 credits) 
PHYS 204**University Physics II (4 credits) 

        *Completion of both MATH 141 & 142 may be substituted for         MATH 151.
       
        **With the permission of the chair, PHYS 101, 202 may be substituted         for PHYS 103, 204.
       
        Recommended Coursework Outside the Major:
        Consult with a department adviser.
       
        Special Notes
  1.         Students graduating with a chemistry major (B.A.) must complete         30 credit hours in the major with at least a 2.0 in each course.
  2. Students interested in the Chemical Engineering Double Degree         Program should initiate contact with the Chemistry Department         as soon as possible.
  3. Since both calculus and physics are prerequisites for CHEM 451         and 452, students considering chemistry, biochemistry, medicine         and related fields are urged to start the cognate sequences as soon       as possible.
  4. Students may not double major in chemistry and biochemistry.