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Chemistry Bachelor of Arts

Total Credit Hours: 128

Major Credit Hours: 51-54

A grade of “C-” or better must be earned in a prerequisite course in order to advance to the next course in the sequence.  A chemistry course may be taken only twice at Lewis University. If a student has not achieved a minimum of "C-" after the second attempt, the student may not repeat the class at Lewis University.

Chemistry majors may not double major in Chemical Physics or Biochemistry.

Degree Requirements

I. Core Courses (50)

03-110General Chemistry I

4
03-111General Chemistry I Lab

1
03-115General Chemistry II

4
03-116General Chemistry II Lab

1
03-320Analytical Chemistry

3
03-321Analytical Chemistry Lab

1
03-230Organic Chemistry I for Chemistry/Biochemistry Majors

3
03-232Fundamental Spectroscopy

2
03-235Organic Chemistry II for Chemistry/Biochemistry Majors

3
03-236Organic Chemistry Lab for Chemistry/Biochemistry Majors

2
03-332Advanced Instrumental Analysis

2
03-400Advanced Inorganic Chemistry

3
13-200Calculus I

4
13-201Calculus II

4
13-315Probability and Statistics I

3
17-200College Physics I

4
17-201College Physics I Lab

1
17-205College Physics II

4
17-206College Physics II Lab

1

II. Choose one advanced Chemistry course for at least one credit: (1-4)

In consultation with an advisor, the student will choose a research project or topics course that suits the student's career goals and/or personal interests.  This course will serve as a partial fulfillment of the advanced writing requirement for the Bachelor of Arts student.

03-398Special Topics

1-4
03-450Research

1-4
03-465Capstone Project

1
03-497Seminar

1
03-498Special Topics

1-4

III. The advanced writing requirement of the General Education curriculum is fulfilled by 03-232 Fundamental Spectroscopy, 03-236 Organic Chemistry Lab, 03-321 Analytical Chemistry Lab, and an upper-division research/topics course.