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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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