The following are curriculum guides for a four-year Chemistry degree program and are subject to change without notice. Students should consult a Chemistry program advisor to ensure that they have the most accurate and up-to-date information available about a particular four-year degree option.

• Students must complete requirements in one of the following areas of emphasis:
  • ACS Certified Chemistry
  • Biochemistry 
  • Environmental Chemistry
  • Food Chemistry
  • General Chemistry

General Chemistry

An example: Four-year plan for General Chemistry
120 credits necessary to graduate.
Plan is a representation, and categories of classes can be switched. Some upper-level courses are only taught once every other year. Check with your advisor.

Biochemistry

An example: Four-year plan for Biochemistry
120 credits necessary to graduate.
Plan is a representation, and categories of classes can be switched. Some upper-level courses are only taught once every other year. Check with your advisor.

ACS Certified Chemistry

An example: Four-year plan for Chemistry - ACS Certified Chemistry
120 credits necessary to graduate.
Plan is a representation, and categories of classes can be switched. Some upper-level courses are only taught once every other year. Check with your advisor for course periodicity.

Environmental Chemistry  

An example: Four-year plan for Chemistry – Environmental Chemistry
120 credits necessary to graduate.
Plan is a representation, and categories of classes can be switched. Some upper-level courses are only taught every other year.  Check with your advisor for course periodicity.

Food Chemistry

An example: Four-year plan for Food Chemistry
120 credits necessary to graduate.
Plan is a representation, and categories of classes can be switched. Some upper-level courses are only taught once every other year. Check with your advisor.