Chemistry, BS

Chemistry and Biochemistry

The Bachelor of Science in Chemistry provides a rigorous scientific foundation that prepares students for advanced study, professional schools, and careers in laboratory research, industry, government, and education. Students build strong competencies in analytical thinking, quantitative problem‑solving, and hands‑on laboratory techniques while exploring modern chemical principles across organic, inorganic, analytical, physical, and biochemistry.

Course Curriculum

The Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry is approved/certified by the American Chemical Society (ACS).

Freshman Year – Fall Semester

Course Credits
Chemistry 201 4
English 101 3
History 106 3
Mathematics 151 4
Health Education or Physical Education 2
Freshman Orientation 1
Total 17

Freshman Year – Spring Semester

Course Credits
Chemistry 202 4
English 102 3
Communications 103 3
Mathematics 152 4
Sociology 205 3
Total 17

Sophomore Year – Fall Semester

Course Credits
Chemistry 301 4
Biology 105 4
Humanities 201 3
Physics 203 3
Physics 215 1
Chemistry 214 1
Total 16

Sophomore Year – Spring Semester

Course Credits
Chemistry 302 4
Biology 106 4
Humanities elective* 3
Physics 204 3
Physics 216 1
Total 15

Junior Year – Fall Semester

Course Credits
Chemistry 303 4
Chemistry 313 4
Chemistry 401 4
Statistics Elective 3
Total 15

Junior Year – Spring Semester

Course Credits
Chemistry 304 4
Chemistry 408 4
Chemistry 402 4
Psychology 203 3
Total 15

Senior Year – Fall Semester

Course Credits
Chemistry 405 1
Chemistry 407 3
Chemistry 419 4
Chemistry elective 4
Total 12

Senior Year – Spring Semester

Course Credits
Chemistry 406 1
Chemistry elective 3
Chemistry elective 3
Chemistry 509 3
Chemistry elective 3
Total 13

How to Apply

Prospective students can apply through the university’s admissions portal using the button below. The application process will require applicants to:

  • Submit official high school transcripts or equivalent documentation.
  • Provide standardized test scores if required.
  • Submit additional materials such as recommendations or personal statements if requested.
  • Monitor application status for updates and follow‑up steps.

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