Chemistry, BA

51-52 credit hours

Requirements

Major Coursework

37 credit hours of coursework from the following options:

CHM 23000 - General Chemistry 1 3 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 23100 - General Chemistry 2 3 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 23200 - General Chemistry 3 3 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 24100 - General Chemistry 2 Laboratory 1 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 24200 - General Chemistry 3 Laboratory 1 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 35500 - Analytical Chemistry 4 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 36100 - Organic Chemistry I 4 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 36200 - Organic Chemistry II 4 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 48500 - Chemistry Seminar 1 Credit Hour(s)
MTH 24100 - Statistics for Natural Science 3 Credit Hour(s)
MTH 27100 - Calculus I 5 Credit Hour(s)
MTH 27200 - Calculus II 5 Credit Hour(s)

Additional CHM Coursework

3-4 credit hours of coursework from the following options:

CHM 45500 - Instrumental Analysis 4 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 47100 - Physical Chemistry I 3 Credit Hour(s)

Physics Coursework

8 credit hours of coursework from one of the following options:

Option 1

PHY 25100 - Introductory Physics I 4 Credit Hour(s)
PHY 25200 - Introductory Physics II 4 Credit Hour(s)

or

Option 2

PHY 30100 - General Physics I 4 Credit Hour(s)
PHY 30200 - General Physics II 4 Credit Hour(s)

Elective Coursework

3 credit hours of coursework from the following options:

CHM 31100 - Applications in Forensic Science 3 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 38500 - Medicinal Chemistry 3 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 42100 - Biochemistry: Structure and Mechanism 4 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 42200 - Biochemistry: Metabolism 4 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 44000 - Inorganic Chemistry 4 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 47200 - Physical Chemistry II 3 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 47300 - Physical Chemistry Lab 2 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 48000 - Chemistry Internship 1-6 Credit Hour(s)
CHM 48900 - Independent Research 1-6 Credit Hour(s)

Chemistry, BA 9 - 12 Secondary Education Certification Preparation

See the requirements in Chemistry, BA 9 - 12 Secondary Education Certification Preparation section of this catalog.

Students seeking (Grades 9-12) certification must (1) earn a bachelor of arts in chemistry and (2) complete the requirements for a minor in education (Grades 9-12).

Note: Students seeking grades K-12 or 9-12 certification will work with one professional advisor when admitted to Lindenwood. Upon completion of a number of successful terms at Lindenwood, students pursing grades K-12 or 9-12 certification will transition to a content area advisor and an advisor from the College of Education and Human Services to ensure all DESE requirements for certification have been met. These requirements may exceed the requirements for the degree in the content area.