Major in Chemistry 2011-2012
The Chemistry and Biochemistry department reserves the right to change major requirements at any time. Please check with the Chemistry and Biochemistry department or the CU Boulder catalog for the most current listing of requirements. You are subject to the requirements in effect at the time you declare your major as an Arts & Sciences degree seeking student.
Students must complete the general requirements of the College of Arts and Sciences and the required courses listed below.
Courses required for a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Chemistry at CU-Boulder and Colorado Community College applicable courses.
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(Honors CHEM 1351 and 1371 are recommended for the student with advanced high school training in mathematics and physics.) |
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NOTE: Students who take CHE 111 will receive credit for both CHEM 1113 & CHEM 1114 provided they do not also take the equivalent courses at UCB. NOTE: Students who take CHE 112 will receive credit for both CHEM 1133 & CHEM 1134 provided they do not also take the equivalent courses at UCB. |
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Note: Students who take CHE 211 and 212 will also receive transfer credit for CHEM 3321 (1) Lab in Organic Chemistry 1 and CHEM 3341 (1) Lab in Organic Chemistry 2 at UCB.* Note: Courses taught at the lower-division level will count as lower-division credit at UCB, although they may have upper-division equivalencies at UCB. |
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Note: Students who take PHY 212 will also receive credit for PHYS 1140 (1) Experimental Physics 1 at UCB.* |
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All students, and especially those intending to go on to graduate school in chemistry, will benefit from additional advanced courses. In addition to graduate courses in various fields of chemistry, advanced courses in biology or mathematics, recommended electives include the following:
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*online or virtual laboratories are not appropriate