Chemistry Minor
NSM PEAK
The central science of chemistry is at the intersection of biology, physics, and mathematics. Thus, an understanding and appreciation of its precepts, practices, and limitations is germane to all sciences and is a vital component of the liberal arts curriculum. The quantitative nature of chemistry necessitates an ability to gain and apply mathematical tools. Students are assumed to be proficient in algebra and are expected to complete a minimum of one mathematics course, excluding MAT-105 and MAT-221.
19 credits (Total does not include prerequisite courses)
Minor Requirements
CHE-141 | General Chemistry I | 4 credits |
CHE-142 | General Chemistry II | 4 credits |
CHE-252 | Analytical Chemistry I | 3 credits |
CHE-252L | Analytical Chemistry I Laboratory | 1 credit |
CHE-301 | Organic Chemistry I | 3 credits |
CHE-301L | Organic Chemistry I Laboratory | 1 credit |
MAT-1XX or 2XX
| MAT Complete one Math course numbered 125 or above (excluding MAT-221) | 3-4 credits |
Students may elect to minor in Chemistry (Natural Sciences and Mathematics PEAK) or in Analytical Chemistry (Professional Studies and Enhancements PEAK), but not both. Chemistry majors may not minor in either Chemistry or Analytical Chemistry.