SAMPLE FOUR YEAR COURSE SCHEDULE
The following is ONE four year schedule that would result in the B.S. in chemistry and a minor in mathematics. Many other permutations of this plan are possible including additional majors and/or minors in other disciplines. Some of the upper level chemistry courses are on rotation making exact duplication of this 4-year plan impossible for some students. This plan is intended as a guide only. Students are strongly encouraged to choose their courses in consultation with their advisor.
Freshman Fall Foundations of Univ. Life--UNIV 1100 General Chemistry I--CHEM1401 Calculus I--MATH 2306* Composition and Rhetoric--ENGL 1301 Concepts of Fitness--PHED 1112 Social Science Course--ECON 2304, GEOG 1301, 1302, PHIL 1301, PSYC 1301, 2305, or SOCI 1301 |
Freshman Spring General Chemistry II--CHEM 1402 Calculus II--MATH 2307* General Biology I--BIOL 1401 Composition and Reading--ENGL 1302 Elementary Statistics--MATH 1306 |
Sophomore Fall Analytical Chemistry--CHEM 2402 Organic Chemistry--CHEM 3403 Calculus III--MATH 3300 Old Testament History--RLGN 1301 Fine Arts Course--ART 1301 studio course, MUSI 1303,3304,3305, THEA 1303 |
Sophomore Spring Organic Chemistry II--CHEM 3406 Linear Algebra--MATH 3302 General Biology II--BIOL 1402 World Literature--ENGL 2303 New Testament History--RLGN 1302 |
Junior Fall Biochemistry I--CHEM 4402 University Physics I--PHYS 2401 English or American Literature--ENGL 2301/2302 World Civ. I or US history I--HIST 1303/2301 Physical Education Fitness class |
Junior Spring Instrumental Analysis--CHEM 3407 Biochemistry II--CHEM 4403 University Physics II--PHYS 2402 World Civ. II or US Hist II--HIST 1304/2302 Physical Education Activity class |
Senior Fall Physical Chemistry I--CHEM 4405 Math Models--MATH 4307 Computer Competency--COSC 1300 Federal and State Government--POLS 2301 Foreign Language I |
Senior Spring Physical Chemistry II--CHEM 4406 Environmental Geology--EASC 3404 Speech--SPCH 1301,1303,2302,2303 Intermediate Analysis--MATH 4305 Foreign Language II Graduation Seminar--GRAD 0001 |
* Assumes entering student does not need college algebra or trigonometry.