College of Engineering and Science

Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry

The Bachelor of Arts degree is designed for students who wish to combine a degree in chemistry with another profession, such as secondary education, patent law, or scientific writing. This degree also prepars students to work in technical support positions.

Program Requirements for the Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry

Graduation requires completion of a total of 126 credit hours of coursework. In addition to the University Core Curriculum, the following classes in chemistry are required:

First Year

  • CHM 107 General Chemistry I
  • CHM 110 Chemistry Lab I
  • CHM 108 General Chemistry II
  • CHM 111 Chemistry Lab II

Second Year

  • CHM 227 Organic Chemistry I
  • CHM 228 Chemistry Lab III
  • CHM 229 Organic Chemistry II
  • CHM 230 Chemistry Lab IV

Third and/or Fourth Years

  • CHM 341 Chemical Thermodynamics
  • CHM 342 Chemical Dynamics and Quantum Mechanics
  • CHM 333 Physical Chemistry Lab I
  • CHM 334 Physical Chemistry Lab II
  • CHM 387 Quantitative Analysis

The Following classes are also required.
These classes also satisfy the core curriculum requirements in Math (Objective 2) and Science (Objective 3)

  • MTH 141 Analytical Geometry and Calculus I
  • MTH 142 Analytical Geometry and Calculus II
  • PHY 130 General Physics I
  • PHY 131 General Physics Lab I
  • PHY 132 General Physics II
  • PHY 133 General Physics Lab II
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