Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry Track, B.S.

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All students seeking the chemistry major are urged to begin the chemistry course sequence immediately in the first term of freshman year. They should also schedule required mathematics and physics courses as early as possible.

Participation in the annual summer undergraduate research program is accepted in lieu of CHM-502.

To fulfill major requirements in this track, students must complete:

Foundational general chemistry courses via:

Plus the following courses:

CHM-075 Seminar in Chemistry
CHM-120 Organic Chemistry I
CHM-220 Organic Chemistry II
CHM-230 Inorganic Chemistry
CHM-240 Experimental Techniques
CHM-310 Physical Chemistry I
CHM-330 Analytical Chemistry
CHM-340 Physical Chemistry II
CHM-440 Environmental Chemistry
CHM-445 Advanced Topics in Physical Chemistry
CHM-502 Undergraduate Research
CHM-510 Undergraduate Thesis I
CHM-511 Undergraduate Thesis II
MTH-150 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
MTH-151 Analytic Geometry and Calculus II
Either MTH-120 Introduction to Statistics OR MTH-160 Vectors and Matrices
PHY-111 General Physics I
PHY-112 General Physics II and
two courses in Biology or Earth and Environmental Sciences, approved in advance by the department.

Teaching in Secondary Schools

Students seeking a career in secondary school teaching must complete a major in the field to obtain a teacher certification. They may take advantage of the Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) graduate program. Please consult with the Education Department.