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Chemistry Major FAQs
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Where do I find course guides for the chemistry major?
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If I am pre-pharmacy, but want to work toward a BS CHEM
degree, what classes should I take?
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If I completed CHEM 241/243 instead of 246/247, will it
count?
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If I completed MATH 113 for pre-pharmacy, but now want
to switch to chemistry, will it count for the Calculus 1 (MATH 124 or 125)
requirement?
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What is the difference between the BS CHEM and the BA CHEM?
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I want to double major with Chemistry; is that
possible?
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As long as your current major is leading to the exact same
degree title (Bachelor of Science, or Bachelor of Arts) you may double
major. For instance, BA History may double major with BA CHEM and be granted
one degree, the BA, with two majors, HIST and CHEM.
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If you are a BS BMB major and want to double major with CHEM,
click here for a list of
courses unique to each major for catalog years 2005 and after.
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What's the difference between a double major and a double
degree?
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When you are pursuing two different majors that lead to
different degree titles, you must seek the double degree as opposed to the
double major. For instance, Bachelor of Science Environmental Science with
the Environmental Chemistry major (ENVS BES ENC) and Bachelor of Science
with the Chemistry major (BS CHEM) are two different degrees. You must
complete 30 additional units beyond what you completed for the first degree,
while satisfying all requirements for the second degree.
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How do I declare or add the Chemistry major?
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Who do I see for questions about career possibilities
in chemistry to discuss getting into graduate school for chemistry?
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Where is the undergraduate lounge and who can use it?
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The Undergraduate Chemistry lounge is located in the
chemistry building, 3rd floor, east side of the building. It is the attic
and has a key code for entry access. You must be a declared chemistry major
to use the lounge and must obtain the code from
Robin Rarick to get in. Only
students on the current chemistry roster will be given the code. Please
clean up after yourself.
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