A
degree in chemistry or biochemistry enables a student to pursue a wide
variety of careers:in research, production, sales, management, and teaching.
Theses degrees are also an excellent preparation for professional studies
in medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, optometry, pharmacology, pharmacy,
and law.
Chemistry majors who have completed the requirements for the Bachelor
of Science degree may receive American Chemical Society certification
of they take one additional one-semester course which includes 1 credit
of laboratory.
Degree:Bachelor of Science
Major:Chemistry
Major:Biochemistry
Degree:Bachelor of Arts
Major:Chemistry
Undergraduate Degree Programs: (These are Adobe
pdf files to download)
| B.S. Degree in Biochemistry | - Recommended Course of Study |
| B.S. Degree in Chemistry | - Recommended Course of Study |
| B.A. Degree in Chemistry | - Recommended Course of Study |
| Minor in Biochemistry | - Biochemistry minor form |
| Minor in Chemistry | - Chemistry minor form |
| Minor in Environmental Chemistry | - Environmental Chemistry minor form |
| Minor in Forensic Chemistry | - Recommended Course of Study & Info |
General
Information:
A total of 146 undergraduate students are studying Chemistry or Biochemistry
as their primary major. Of these, 21% are white and 79% are from other
ethnic backgrounds. There are five divisions of chemistry - Analytical,
Biochemistry, Inorganic, Organic, and Physical. We have a total of
20 active faculty members.
Careers
in the Chemical Sciences
Careers
in Biochemical Sciences
Honors Undergraduate Training Programs:
Minority Access to Research Careers (MARC)
Minority Biomedical Research Support - Research Initiative for Scientific Enhancement (MBRS-RISE)
Center for Disease Control (CDC)
Bridges Program to American Indian Students in Community Colleges (BRIDGES)