Below are listed the chemistry department's undergraduate course syllabi for view on-line. PDF versions of the most recently available course syllabi may be viewed by clicking on the appropriate ...

Who should take Preparation for General Chemistry? This program is appropriate for students of all levels who wish to get a head start in College Chemistry (CHM 141), a class required for many ...

2 The Arts and Humanities (AH) and Social Sciences (SS) perspectives are subsets of the Breadth of Knowledge (BOK) requirements in the Core Curriculum. No more than two BOK courses can be taken with ...

Chemistry majors complete courses providing a solid background in the physical sciences and mathematics, together with a sequence of courses in general, analytical, organic, inorganic and physical ...

The CARA survey is officially CLOSED. The next CARA season will be announced in March 2026! Monitor this link for updates. CARA, Chemistry ALEKS Review and Assessment, is an online program that ...

What Chemistry Course Should I Take? First-year students may be placed into a chemistry course by their home department prior to arriving at Michigan Tech, but this can be adjusted during orientation ...

A major in Chemistry requires a significant number of prerequisite courses. With proper planning, most students manage to fit all prerequisite and required courses into 4 years. If you are getting a ...

Students who do not have AP, IB, or A-level credit for chemistry should take Chem 107 in the first semester and Chem 108 in the second semester. Students who have fulfilled the AP, IB, or A-level ...

Our programs are approved by the American Chemical Society (ACS), and provide exceptional scientific preparation not only for those seeking chemistry careers or graduate study, but also for pre-health ...

It’s a seemingly age-old question: which of Brown’s general chemistry courses should first-semester pre-medical students take? This choice, some pre-med students say, matters much more than you may ...

Chemistry of Renewable Energy invites nonscience majors to engage in a topic that profoundly impacts our society. In this course, renewable (and non-renewable) energy sources are investigated from a ...