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2020-2021 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Chemistry, General Track, B.S.

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College of Arts and Sciences

For more information and a general overview, see the Department of Chemistry . 

For a complete list of courses that meet Rockhurst core requirements, see The Core Curriculum .

To view a sample four-year degree plan, go to Chemistry General Track Degree Map .

Area Requirement: Required Course(s)

Calculus:

General Physics:

General Chemistry:

Organic Chemistry:

Analytical Chemistry:

Physical Chemistry:

Biochemistry:

Instrumental Analysis:

Inorganic Chemistry:

Chemical Literature Seminar:

Upper Division Chemistry Electives - Choose 5 hours from:

Major in Chemistry:

Choose 5 additional hours:

Related Area (upper division) 12 hours

Note:

1 Indicates recommended courses for those students preparing for graduate studies in chemistry or for work in industry.

2 Indicates recommended courses for those students preparing for professional school (medical, veterinary, dental, etc.)

3 If not already taken for the Applied Instrumental Methods of Analysis requirement.

Students seeking secondary school teaching certification may use environmental science (3-4 hours) and senior level practice teaching (2-3 hours) to complete their upper-division chemistry requirements.

For the 12 upper division hours in the “related area,” students may choose from courses in biology, physics, mathematics or other fields appropriate to their career objectives, such as economics, communications, etc.

A grade of C or better is required in each upper-division course of the major. (A grade of C- will not satisfy the requirement.)

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