Submit complete secondary school records reflecting a cumulative grade of 75% (2.5 GPA equivalent) or higher. Secondary school records are high school transcripts or mark sheets showing all classes and grades completed and date of graduation. Transcripts that are not in English or 4.00 grade scale should have an official evaluation and translation provided.
Submit an official copy of High School Diploma or Graduation Certificate.
Demonstrated English language proficiency. Before being accepted for admission to the university international students must demonstrate their English language proficiency. For standard admission students may demonstrate proficiency by one of the following means:
TOEFL score of 530 (paper based), 195 (computer based), or 71 (internet based) with no band score below a 16.
IELTS scores of 6.0 overall with 5.0 or above in EVERY subject/skill category.
Duolingo English Test with a score of 95 or higher.
Japanese students may submit the EIKEN test with a passing score of Pre-1.
ACT English 18 and ACT Reading 20
SAT Evidence Based Reading/Writing 510
Successful completion of the ELS Level 112 Intensive English program in the United States. (See below for details.)
If any of the following apply to you, you should explore a career in chemistry:
Are you fascinated by advances in technology?
Do you want to understand natural phenomena at both the micro- and macro-scale?
Do you have an interest in exploring the specific interactions of atoms or molecules?
Would you like to work with state-of-the-art instrumentation analyzing chemical samples?
Are you concerned with finding scientific solutions to address many societal issues?
Why a B.S. Chemistry?
All program options are certified by American Chemical Society (ACS).
The Biochemistry option follows the recommendations from the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB).
We provide the opportunity to perform independent chemical research with faculty mentors (allowing possible travel to professional conferences and/or publication of results).
Our degree gives you a strong chemistry foundation for placement in industry or acceptance to future graduate or professional institutions.
You can combine the B.S. Chemistry degree with the M.S. Chemistry degree in just one extra year.
Chemistry graduate degree holders enjoy a 2.4% rate of unemployment
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Core Course Requirements
General Chemistry I (3)
General Chemistry Lab I (1)
General Chemistry II (3)
General Chemistry Lab II (1)
M.S. CHEMISTRY REQUIREMENTS
Synthetic & Analytical Methods (5)
Biophysical Chemistry (4)
Professional Training (3)
Chemistry Practicum (1-2)
Graduate Seminar (1)
Chemistry Practicum (1)
Graduate Colloquium (1)
Independent Research in Chemistry (1-3)
Advanced Analytical Chemistry (3)
Applied Biochemistry (3)
Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (3)
Advanced Organic Chemistry (3)
Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry (2)
Analytical Chemistry (3)
Analytical Chemistry Lab (2)
Organic Chemistry I (3)
Organic Chemistry Lab I (1)
Organic Chemistry II (3)
Organic Chemistry Lab II (1)
Biochemistry of Macromolecules (3)
Chemical Literature (writing intensive) (3)
Instrumental Analysis (3)
Instrumental Analysis Lab (1)
Metabolic Biochemistry (3)
Biochemistry Laboratory (1)
Inorganic Chemistry (3)
Chemistry Seminar (1)
Polymers & Particles (1)
Synthetic & Analytical Methods (5)
Biophysical Chemistry (4)
Practicum (1-3)
Independent Chemical Research (1)
Chemistry Lab. Ind. Research:____ (1-3)
Chemtopics Lab: _____ (3)
Cell and Molecular Biology (4)
Ecology and Evolution (4)
Human Anatomy & Physiology I (3)
Cell Biology (3)
Vertebrate Physiology (3)
Calculus I (4)
Health and Biomedical Ethics (3)
College Physics I (5)
University Physics I (5)
College Physics II (5)
University Physics II (5)
Introduction to Psychology (3)
Introduction to Sociology (3)
