Chemistry, BS

Location(s): On Campus

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Objectives:

To cultivate the scientific spirit and approach through instruction in the modern methods of pure and applied chemistry.
To provide a foundation for graduate and medical study.
To equip students for work in industry and government.
To encourage a harmony between science and the Christian faith.

Requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry

Students desiring a very focused experience in chemistry should consider this degree, while those desiring a more multidisciplinary degree should consider the B.A. in chemistry. Those who pursue the B.S. in chemistry will take all upper division chemistry courses offered, including 1 year of chemistry research. Students who pursue this degree will have career or education options including but not limited to: graduate school in chemistry, professional school (medical, pharmacy, dental, veterinary, or other), or industry research careers (pharmaceutical, agricultural, analytical or bioanalytical, organic, biochemistry or biochemical work, or forensic chemistry and forensics).

Complete Three Hours from the Following Courses:

CHEM 4561 -CHEM 4564 - Special Topics in Chemistry Credit Hours: 1-4
CHEM 4883 - Chemistry Internship Credit Hours: 3
CHEM 4801 -CHEM 4803 - Chemistry Research (up to 3 hours) Credit Hours: 1-3
CHEM 4901 - Senior Chemistry Research Credit Hours: 1

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Chemistry, BS

Location(s): On Campus

Objectives:

Requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry

General Education: 42-50 Hours

Major Requirements: 60 Hours

Required Supporting Disciplines (17 Hours)

Applied Capstone Experience (5 Hours)

Complete Three Hours from the Following Courses:

Electives: 16-24 Hours

Total Hours: 126 Hours