There are two curriculum outlines for the undergraduate program:

• The B.S. Chemistry degree (American Chemical Society Certification- Forensic Chemistry Concentration) is presented below. 
• For information on the B.S. Chemistry degree (American Chemical Society Certification) click here.

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Course Sequence for

American Chemical Society (ASC) Certification-Forensic Chemistry Concentration

B.S. Chemistry Degree Program

Freshman Year	1st Semester	2nd semester
Chemistry 201-202	4	4
Computer Science 120	-	3
English 101-102	3	3
Foreign Language (Intermediate Level)	3	-
History 106, 105/107	3	3
Mathematics 118-151	3	4
Physical Education	1	1
University 101	1	-
Total Semester Credits:	18	18

 

Sophomore Year	1st Semester	2nd semester
Chemistry 301-302	4	4
Computer Science 221	-	3
Physics 203-204	3	3
Communications 103	3	-
Physics215-216	1	1
Mathematics 152-251	4	4
Humanities 201-202	3	3
Total Semester Credits:	18	18
Sophomore Year (Summer) CHE314	3	-

 

Junior Year	1st Semester	2nd Semester
Chemistry 401-402	4	4
Biology 105-106	4	4
Health Education 200	-	2
Chemistry 313	4	-
Mathematics 205	-	3
Social Science 205, 215	3	3
Total Semester Credits:	15	16
Junior Year (Summer) CHE 315	3	-

 

Senior Year	1st Semester	2nd Semester
Chemistry 405-406	1	1
Chemistry 419	4	-
Chemistry 501-502	4	4
Chemistry 420 (Forensic Chemistry)	3	-
Chemistry 421(PMFC)	-	4
Microtechniques	-	2
Social Science 305	-	3
Total Semester Credits:	12	14
Total Hours:		129

PMFC =  Physical Methods in Forensic Chemistry

Microtechniques (BIO 422A/422B) will serve as required chemistry elective for Forensic Chemistry students.

CHE 314-315 are required for Internship Experience in the Forensic Chemistry Concentration.