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For
assistance in completing the first two sections of this form (required chemistry, math,
and physics courses), see the B.S. (Med.
Chem.) required course guidelines.
A. Required
Courses
- CHEM 1310, General Chemistry I, 2 hrs.
- CHEM 1320, General Chemistry II with Lab, 3 hrs.
- CHEM 1330, General Chemistry III with Lab, 3 hrs.
- CHEM 2100, Organic Chemistry I, 3 hrs.
(Pre-req.: 1320)
- CHEM 2110, Organic Chemistry II, 3 hrs.
(Pre-req.: 2100)
- CHEM 2130, Organic Laboratory I, 2 hrs.
(Co-req.: 2110)
- CHEM 2140, Organic Laboratory II, 2 hrs.
(Pre-req.: 2130; Winter only)
- CHEM 2400, Fundamentals of Inorganic
Chemistry with Lab, 3 hrs. (Fall only)
- CHEM 3200, Quantitative Methods of
Analysis with Lab, 4 hrs. (Pre-req.: 1330)
- CHEM 3300, Fundamentals of Physical Chemistry, 3 hrs.
(Fall only)
- CHEM 3700, Undergraduate Seminar, 3 hrs.
(Pre-req.: 1330, 2100; WI; Winter only)
- Chem 4170, Medicinal Chemistry, 3 hrs.
(Winter only)
B. Elective
Choose an additional
advanced course
- CHEM 4600, Radiochemistry, 3 hrs. (Winter only)
- BIO SCI 4328, Introductory Radiation Biology, 3 hrs.
- Other: , hrs.
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II. BIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY COURSES
- BIO SCI 1500, Introduction to Biological Systems with Laboratory, 5 hrs.
- BIO SCI 2200, General Genetics, 4 hrs.
- BIO SCI 2300, Introduction to Cell Biology, 4 hrs.
- BIOCHM 4270, Biochemistry, 3 hrs.
- BIOCHM 4272, Biochemistry, 3 hrs.
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III. MATH AND PHYSICS COURSES
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- MATH 1500, Calculus and Analytical Geometry I, 5 hrs.
- MATH 1700, Calculus II, 5 hrs.
- PHYSCS 1210, College Physics I, 4 hrs.
 or PHYSCS 2750, University Physics, 5 hrs. - PHYSCS 1220, College Physics II, 4 hrs.
- or PHYSCS 2760, University Physics, 5 hrs.
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IV. GENERAL EDUCATION/A&S FOUNDATION REQUIREMENTS
Basic
skills and general education requirements must be met in accordance with university and
A&S rules governing degree programs. For assistance in completing the remainder of
this form, see the A&S degree requirements listed in the Undergraduate Catalog, pp. 116-120. A summary of these requirements is also available.
A. Composition
- ENGLSH 1000, Exposition and Argumentation, 3
hrs.
B. Foreign Language
- GERMAN 1100, 1200, 2100 (13 hrs.)
SPANISH 1100, 1200, 2100 (13 hrs.)
FRENCH 1100, 1200, 2100 (13 hrs.)
ITALIAN 1100, 1200 (12 hrs.)
PORTUGUESE 1100, 1200 (12 hrs.)
LATIN 1100, 1200, 2000 (13 hrs.)
GREEK 1100, 1200, 2000 (13 hrs.)
CHINESE 1100, 1200 (12 hrs.)
JAPANESE 1100, 1200 (12 hrs.)
KOREAN 1100, 1200 (12 hrs.)
RUSSIAN 1100, 1200 (12 hrs.)
Four years of in high school
Non-native English speaker (no language
requirement)
Or substitute at least 12 hrs. of courses numbered 2000 or higher outside of Chemistry (the first box on each line is for the curriculum
(department), the second box is for the course number, and the final one is for the credit
hours); examples
of possible course sequences are found in the description of the collateral area for
the BA degree
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C. Breadth/Depth of Study
No more than one non-A&S
course may be used to satisfy the breadth of study requirement in each of the three areas. At
least 6 hours numbered 2000 or above must be distributed among at
least two of these three areas. The first box in each line below is for the
curriculum (department), the second is for the course number, and the final one is for the
credit hours.
Behavioral
Sciences (Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology); at least one course, total hours in Behavioral and Social Sciences must be at least 9
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Social Sciences
(History, Political Science, Economics, Geography, Peace Studies); at least one course, total hours in Behavioral and Social Sciences must be at least 9
Note that the
State of Missouri requires that a course in American history or government be included for
graduation.
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Humanities and
Fine Arts (most of the other nonscience courses); 9 hours distributed over at least two
fields
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Students are required to complete two Writing Intensive courses in residence. For
chemistry majors one of those courses is CHEM 3700. If another WI course has not been
included in the list of General Education courses above, list it here:
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