2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog Sample Plan of Study for Major in Chemistry (B.S.)

Sample Plan of Study

The requirements below pertain to this Undergraduate Catalog year and are intended as a guide for academic planning. Students should consult with their academic advisor to discuss their individual plan of study.

Min. of 120 total credit hours required, including 40 senior level hours (200-300 level)

First Year - Fall Semester (14-15 credit hours)

ENG 101 or COM 110 (General Education) (3)
CHE 140 (General Education) (4)
MAT 145 (General Education) (4)
Foreign language course 111-level or General Education course (3-4)

First Year - Spring Semester (14-15 credit hours)

ENG 101 or COM 110 (General Education) (3)
CHE 141 (B.S. - SMT) (4)
MAT 146 (4)
Foreign language course 112-level or General Education course (3-4)

Second Year - Fall Semester (14 credit hours)

CHE 230 (3)
CHE 231 (1)
PHY 110 (General Education) (4)
General Education course (3)
General Education course (3)

Second Year - Spring Semester (16 credit hours)

CHE 232 (3)
CHE 233 (2)
CHE 250 (3)
CHE 251 (1)
PHY 111 (4)
IDEAS or General Education course (3)

Third Year - Fall Semester (14 credit hours)

CHE 215 (3)
CHE 216 (1)
CHE 360 (3)
CHE 361 (1)
General Education course (3)
AMALI or General Education course (3)

Third Year - Spring Semester (16 credit hours)

CHE 242 or CHE 342 (3)
CHE 362* (3)
CHE 363* (1)
General Education course (3)
General Education course (3)
General Education course (3)

Fourth Year - Fall Semester (14 credit hours)

CHE 315** (3)
CHE 316** (1)
CHE 350** (3)
CHE 351** (1)
General Education course
University-wide elective (3)

Fourth Year - Spring Semester (16 credit hours)

CHE 290 (1)
General Education course (3)
University-wide elective (3)
University-wide elective (3)
University-wide elective (3)
University-wide elective (3)

Notes

Please consult with your academic advisor regarding University wide electives.

Students may start with MAT 144: Precalculus, but this may delay graduation. Please consult with your academic advisor.

* Generally offered only in the Spring semester.

** Generally offered only in the Fall semester