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Chemistry Minor

The minor in Chemistry allows students to learn the fundamentals of chemical theory and practice through scientific investigation and laboratory experience.

Students cannot earn a minor in the same academic program as their major.​

As a Chemistry minor, you will learn the fundamentals of chemical theory and practice through scientific investigation and laboratory experience.​

Course Requirements​

Course Title Quarter Hours
Select one of the following:4-6
CHE 130
CHE 131
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
and GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY
CHE 120
CHE 131
GENERAL CHEMISTRY IP
and GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY
Select one of the following:4-6
CHE 132
CHE 133
GENERAL CHEMISTRY II
and GENERAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY II
CHE 122
CHE 133
GENERAL CHEMISTRY IIP
and GENERAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY II
CHE 134
CHE 135
GENERAL CHEMISTRY III
and GENERAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY III
4
CHE 230
CHE 231
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
and ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I
4
CHE 232
CHE 233
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II
and ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY II
4
CHE 234
CHE 235
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY III
and ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY III
4
Select two additional 4 credit-hour courses numbered above CHE 2008

The department occasionally offers General Chemistry each summer. In this case, the combination of CHE 136/CHE 137 and CHE 138/CHE 139 may substitute for the three-quarter sequences above.

Chemistry and Biochemistry majors cannot earn a chemistry minor.

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