The B.S. degree in Chemistry is designed for those students who wish to acquire more extensive knowledge of chemistry than is possible in the curriculum leading to the B.A. degree.  This program is also certified by the American Chemical Society as meeting its professional training standards.A minimum of 50 hours of chemistry courses is required.Chemistry Courses Required for the B.S. degree in chemistry.^a

• CHEM 184 (or 185) Foundations of Chemistry I (5)
• CHEM 188 (or 189) Foundations of Chemistry II (5)
• CHEM 516 Analytical Chemistry (3)
• CHEM 517 Analytical Chemistry Laboratory (2)
  CHEM 624 Organic Chemistry I (3)
• CHEM 625 Organic Chemistry I Laboratory (2)
• CHEM 626 Organic Chemistry II (3)
  CHEM 627 Organic Chemistry II Laboratory (2)
• CHEM 635 Instrumental Methods of Analysis (2)
• CHEM 636 Instrumental Methods of Analysis Laboratory (2)
• CHEM 646 Physical Chemistry I (4)
• CHEM 647 Physical Chemistry I Laboratory (2)
• CHEM 648 Physical Chemistry II(3)
• CHEM 649 Physical Chemistry II Laboratory (2)
• CHEM 667 Inorganic Chemistry (3)
• CHEM 668 Advanced Inorganic Laboratory (2)
• CHEM 696 Junior/Senior Seminar (1)
  

  One or more of the following courses (4)

• CHEM 698 Undergraduate Research Problems
• or CHEM 699 Undergraduate Honors Research ^b
• or a 700-level Chemistry course

Total: 50 hours