• This degree is not appropriate for those planning a career in chemistry but is intended for students entering professional school in the health professions.
• Completion of requirements for a bachelor's degree, including general education requirements, 120 credits of acceptable coursework, and at least 42 upper-division credits.
• Completion of the following required courses:
  • CHEM 131: General Chemistry GT-SC1 (4 hours)
    
  • CHEM 131L: General Chemistry Lab (1 hours)
    
  • CHEM 132: General Chemistry GT-SC1 (4 hours)
    
  • CHEM 132L: General Chemistry Lab (1 hours)
    
  • CHEM 321: Organic Chemistry (4 hours)
    
  • CHEM 321L: Organic Chemistry Lab (1 hours)
    
  • CHEM 322: Organic Chemistry (4 hours)
    
  • CHEM 322L: Organic Chemistry Lab (1 hours)
    
  • CHEM 331: Analytical Chemistry (3 hours)
    
  • CHEM 331L: Analytical Chemistry Lab (2 hours)
    
  • CHEM 332: Analytical Chemistry (3 hours)
    
  • CHEM 332L: Analytical Chemistry Lab (2 hours)
    
  • CHEM 401: Biochemistry (3 hours)
    
  • CHEM 401L: Biochemistry Lab (1 hours)
    
  • CHEM 402: Biochemistry II (3 hours)
    
  • CHEM 471: Chemistry Seminar (1 hours)
    
  • CHEM 472: Chemistry Seminar Continuation (1 hours)
    
  • Either of the following mathematics sequences:
    • MATH 106: College Algebra GT-MA1 (3 hours)
      
      
      AND MATH 107: Trig/ Analytic Geometry GT-MA1 (3 hours)
      
    • OR
    • MATH 120: Single Var Calculus I GT-MA1 (5 hours)
      
      
      AND MATH 121: Single Var Calculus II GT-MA1 (5 hours)
      
  • The following physics sequence:
    • PHYS 225: College Physics I GT-SC1 (5 hours)
      
      
      AND PHYS 226: College Physics II (5 hours)
      
    • OR
    • PHYS 230: General Physics I GT-SC1 (4 hours)
      
      
      AND PHYS 231: General Physics I Lab GT-SC1 (1 hours)
      
      
      AND PHYS 232: Gen Physics II (Cal) GT-SC1 (4 hours)
      
      
      AND PHYS 233: Gen Phys II Lab (Cal) GT-SC1 (1 hours)
      
• A minor in biology is required.