The highly technical nature of our daily living has increased the need for a working knowledge of chemistry in biological sciences, medical sciences, law, business, government, academia and many more areas. Students majoring in programs other than chemistry can be recognized as having additional proficiency in chemistry by successfully completing this balanced program.

Candidates must apply to the chemistry department to enter this program and be enrolled concurrently in a major undergraduate program. The program consists of a minimum of 24 credits of chemistry distributed between 20 credits of required courses and four credits of elective courses consistent with the following specifications: The minimum grade required for each course is a C-.

Required:
CHE 110 General Chemistry (3 credits)
CHE 110L Laboratory (1 credit)
CHE 111 General Chemistry II (3 credits)
CHE 111L Laboratory (1 credit)
CHE 210-211 Organic Chemistry I-II (6 credits)
CHE 210-211L Laboratory (2 credits)
CHE 215 Analytical Chemistry (3 credits)
CHE 215L Laboratory (1 credit)

Electives (select one of the courses listed or its equivalent)
CHE 301 Physical Chemistry I (3 credits)
CHE 301L Laboratory (1 credit)
CHE 305 Instrumental Analysis (3 credits)
CHE 305L Laboratory (2 credits)
CHE 310 Qual. Org. Analysis (2 credits)
CHE 310L Laboratory (2 credits)
CHE 315 General Biochemistry (3 credits)
CHE 315L Laboratory (1 credit)