Chemistry - Alabama A & M University

Chemistry from Alabama A & M University is a Campus Bachelor Chemistry degree that prepares you for a Science career. One of the primary objectives of the Chemistry Program is the development of its majors to their highest potential through an innovative and quality program of instruction and challenging undergraduate research activity. Requirements for a major include 48 semester hours of chemistry as indicated in the curriculum. Additional courses in chemistry may be suggested by the advisor. Also required are two semesters of general physics, Calculus I, II and III, one semester of differential equations, two semesters of a foreign language and two semesters of computer programming language. Students majoring in chemistry must begin their work in the major in the freshman year. Chemistry majors should consult the chemistry faculty members assigned to them with regard to electives. Faculty advisors are listed in the "Student Advisory Handbook" available in the departmental office. General, analytical, organic, physical, instrumental methods and biochemistry have separate lecture and laboratory sections. Majors or minors may not combine lecture or laboratory sequences of unrelated courses to complete requirements for graduation. To receive full credit for a course as a major or minor in chemistry, each lecture course must be taken in conjunction with the corresponding laboratory course. Students may receive advanced standing in chemistry by submitting a written request to the department chairperson to schedule a departmental examination. Successful completion of this examination may result in waiver of one or both parts of general chemistry and/or the laboratory. A laboratory fee is required for each course requiring laboratory activity. Safety goggles and laboratory aprons are strict requirements for all students in all laboratory courses. Consistent violations of laboratory safety rules could result in suspension from the laboratory. View more details on Alabama A & M University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Chemistry courses.