Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Chemistry/Master of Arts in Teaching (with Teaching Certification)

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To earn an Accelerated BS in Chemistry and MAT with Teaching Certificate, a student must complete all basic requirements for the BS degree with a major in Chemistry, as well as additional coursework at the graduate level. (See Graduate Catalog for details of graduate requirements, including eligibility and admission).

BS in Chemistry

Requirements for a Major in Chemistry 

This degree plan is not certified by the American Chemical Society.

Forty-one semester hours including the following:
Required Courses
CHE 1301
& CHE 1101		Basic Principles of Modern Chemistry I
and General Chemistry Laboratory I		4
CHE 1302
& CHE 1102		Basic Principles of Modern Chemistry II
and General Chemistry Laboratory II		4
CHE 2416Laboratory Measurements and Techniques4
CHE 3331Organic Chemistry I3
CHE 3332Organic Chemistry II3
CHE 3238Organic Chemistry Laboratory2
CHE 4001Exit Examination0
CHE 4227Physical Chemistry Laboratory I2
CHE 4151Undergraduate Seminar I1
CHE 4321Physical Chemistry I3
Four semester hours of 4000-level CHE labs4
Eleven semester hours of 4000-level CHE 1, 211
Subtotal41
Required Courses in Other Fields
MTH 1321Calculus I3
MTH 1322Calculus II3
MTH 2321Calculus III3
PHY 1420General Physics I4
PHY 1430General Physics II4
Total Hours58
1

Excluding CHE 4327 Physical Chemistry for the Life Sciences. A maximum of three semester hours of CHE 4V9R Research may count toward this requirement.

2

Curricula that meet the requirements for a B.S. degree plan can be tailored to individual student interests in the following areas: analytical, biochemistry, inorganic, organic, or physical chemistry. The degree plan with a concentration in biochemistry is excellent preparation for premedical or predental students or for students interested in medical research. Undergraduate research in chemistry is strongly encouraged. 

MAT with Teaching Certificate