Chemistry

With a bachelor’s degree in chemistry, you’ll be well on your way toward qualification for chemistry-related jobs or graduate school in a related program. You'll have numerous careers you will qualify for, such as working as a chemist, a science teacher or professor, a manager within a chemical plant, or a pharmacist. 

In short, yes. In addition to working with knowledgeable and experienced faculty, a chemistry major can be an excellent foundation for further scientific studies and opportunities. You’ll have the opportunity to perform a senior research project in your area of special interest that may be selected for summer programs at research institutions, including MIT, Clemson, Notre Dame, and the Natural History Museum in England. Plus, you’ll have the option of joining the Alchemist Club on field trips and special events that include guest speakers. 

With a bachelor’s degree in chemistry, you’ll be well on your way toward qualification for chemistry-related jobs or graduate school in a related program. You'll have numerous careers you will qualify for, such as working as a chemist, a science teacher or professor, a manager within a chemical plant, or a pharmacist. 

Yes. The chemistry degree requires students to take laboratory classes that involve considerable hands-on learning. Our laboratories are the perfect training ground for talented chemists! 

The difficulty of each course varies depending on several factors, but, in general, the chemistry degree is rigorous and designed to prepare each student for important chemical work after graduation. Each student will have the opportunity to work closely with experienced faculty to conduct research and progress through the courses. Small class sizes allow for more individualized attention to students, which will help you learn the material inside and out. 

Absolutely. Each student at the university can receive tutoring for free, which is a great resource for keeping up with your classes. Also, the low student-to-faculty ratio ensures that many classes are small, so you will be able to work directly with your professors in each class. Many professors have open-door policies for students to ask questions between classes.