Basic Core: 26 credits

• CHE 1800 - General Chemistry I
• CHE 1810 - General Chemistry II
• CHE 1850 - General Chemistry Laboratory
• CHE 3000 - Analytical Chemistry
• CHE 3010 - Analytical Chemistry Laboratory
• CHE 3100 - Organic Chemistry I
• CHE 3110 - Organic Chemistry II
• CHE 3120 - Organic Chemistry Laboratory I
• CHE 3130 - Organic Chemistry Laboratory II

Additional Required Chemistry Courses: 24 credits

• CHE 2300 - Inorganic Chemistry
• CHE 3250 - Physical Chemistry I
• CHE 3260 - Physical Chemistry II
• CHE 3280 - Physical Chemistry Laboratory I
• CHE 3290 - Physical Chemistry Laboratory II
• CHE 4100 - Instrumental Analysis
• CHE 4110 - Instrumental Analysis Laboratory
• CHE 4310 - Biochemistry I

Electives: 6 credits

An additional 6 credit hours of upper division chemistry electives are required and should be selected in consultation with the Chemistry Department. The senior experience in Chemistry (CHE 4950) does not count as an elective. Students may take any senior experience approved by the University.

The following courses may be appropriate electives:

• CHE 4010 - Advanced Organic Chemistry
• CHE 4020 - Synthetic Organic Chemistry
• CHE 4300 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry

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• CHE 4320 - Biochemistry II

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• CHE 4350 - Biochemistry Laboratory

Total Chemistry courses: 56 credits

Required Ancillary Courses: 24 credits

• MTH 1410 - Calculus I *
• MTH 2410 - Calculus II
• MTH 2420 - Calculus III

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• Select one of the following Physics Lecture/Lab sequences:

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• PHY 2010 - College Physics I *
• PHY 2030 - College Physics I Laboratory
• PHY 2020 - College Physics II
• PHY 2040 - College Physics II Laboratory

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• PHY 2311 - General Physics I *
• PHY 2321 - General Physics I Laboratory
• PHY 2331 - General Physics II
• PHY 2341 - General Physics II Laboratory

Additional course requirements: 27-39 credits

• ENG 1010 - Freshman Composition: The Essay
• ENG 1020 - Freshman Composition: Analysis, Research, and Documentation
• XXX XXXX General Studies - Oral Communication* (3 credits)
• XXX XXXX General Studies - Arts and Humanities* (6 credits)
• XXX XXXX General Studies - Historical* (3 credits)
• XXX XXXX General Studies - Social and Behavioral Sciences I* (3 credits)
• XXX XXXX General Studies - Social and Behavioral Sciences II* (3 credits)
• XXX XXXX Multicultural Graduation Requirement (3 credits)
• XXX XXXX Senior Experience (3 credits)

Note:

* These courses, along with MTH 1410 and the ancillary physics courses, count as General Studies courses. In addition, at least one of the General Studies courses must satisfy the Global Diversity requirement.

Total: 107-119 credits

Note:

A minor is also required for graduation. A grade of C or better is required for each course in this program to count toward the bachelor’s degree. Students should note that programs differ in the minimum grade required.