Undergraduate Degree Requirements
Chemistry has a significant number of courses that serve as pre-requisites, particularly for the upper-division coursework. Because of the interrelated nature of the major, completion in four years involves less flexiblity in scheduling of classes. To assist students in meeting all requirements in a timely manner, the Department of Chemistry has developed course sequences tied to the results of math placement exams.
Calculus Sequence
This sequence is for students who successfully place out of Math 007. This sequence has the greatest flexibility in the number of electives a student may take to complete the required number of hours for graduation.
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Pre-Calculus Sequence
This sequence is for students who successfully place into Math 007.
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College Algebra Sequence
This sequence is for students who do not place into Math 007. The proposed schedule of chemistry courses differs from the above in the number of elective courses and the sequence of upper-division coursework.
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General Education Requirements
The College of Arts and Sciences general education requirements include Philosophy, Divisional courses, Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC), and the African-American Cluster.
Philosophy:
PHIL 051, PHIL 053, PHIL 055, PHIL 057, OR PHIL 159
Divisional Requirements:
Four (4) Division A, two (2) Division B, and two (2) Division C
Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC):
Students should satisfy the 3rd writing requirement with a WAC divisional course.
Divisional / African American Cluster Courses:
Divisional A: ENGL 054/055 African-American Literature
Divisional B: AFRO 005/006 Afro-American Studies
Divisional C: AFST 101 African World: Intro. To Contemporary Africa
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