Course # | Course | Credits |
Chemistry 111 | General Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 119 | Quantitative Chemistry I |
2
|
Chemistry 112 | General Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 120 | Quantitative Chemistry II |
3
|
Chemistry 331 | Organic Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 333 | Organic Lab I |
2
|
Chemistry 332 | Organic Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 334 | Organic Lab II |
2
|
Chemistry 443 | Physical Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 445 | Physical Chemistry Lab |
1
|
Chemistry 437 | Instrumental Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 438 | Instrumental Chemistry Lab |
1
|
Chemistry 641 | Biochemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 444 | Physical Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 446 | Physical Chemistry Lab |
1
|
Chemistry 457 | Inorganic Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 458 | Inorganic Chemistry Lab |
1
|
Chemistry 465 | Senior Seminar (2semesters) |
2
|
Chemistry 600 + | Advanced Chemistry Course |
3
|
Math 241 | Calculus A |
4
|
Math 242 | Calculus B |
4
|
Math 243 | Calculus C |
4
|
Math 302 | Differential Equations |
3
|
Phys 207 | Fundamentals of Physics I |
4
|
Phys 208 | Fundamentals of Physics II |
4
|
Course # | Course | Credits |
Chemistry 111 | General Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 119 | Quantitative Chemistry I |
2
|
Chemistry 112 | General Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 120 | Quantitative Chemistry II |
3
|
Chemistry 331 | Organic Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 333 | Organic Lab I |
2
|
Chemistry 332 | Organic Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 443 | Physical Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 445 | Physical Chemistry Lab |
1
|
Chemistry 437 | Instrumental Chemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 438 | Instrumental Chemistry Lab |
1
|
Chemistry 214 | Elementary Biochemistry |
3
|
Chemistry 216 | Elementary Biochemistry Lab |
1
|
??? | Additional Chemistry Course |
0-3
|
Bisc 207 | Introductory Biology |
4
|
Geology 105 | General Geology |
4
|
Math 241 | Calculus A |
4
|
Math 242 | Calculus B |
4
|
Phys 207 | Fundamentals of Physics I |
4
|
Phys 208 | Fundamentals of Physics II |
4
|
Professional Studies | ||
Edst 201 | Diversity in the Classroom |
3
|
Edst 304 | Educational Psychology |
3
|
Edst 305 | Educational Psychology |
3
|
Edst 491 | Teaching Science |
4
|
Edst 420 | Reading in Content Areas |
1
|
Eddv 400 | Student Teaching |
9
|
As you can see by Comparison, the teaching degree
actually requires more work then the BS Chemistry degree. Some people may
argue that is, I want to deal with kids. But in this case the extra work
is not worth it. On Average a person getting the BS Chemistry degree will
be out of school in four years. The person getting the education degree
requires a minimum of five years of schooling.