A candidate for the bachelor’s degree must complete a total of at least 120 credits of college work. A candidate for a degree in Chemistry must fulfill the requirements of the Chemistry major and meet the general curricular requirements of the Camden College of Arts and Sciences. A description of the general curricular requirements are available in the Course Catalog.
We encourage chemistry students take 50:198:111, Programming Fundamentals as one of their General Education requirements.
To declare Chemistry as your major, go to the registrar’s office and tell them you wish to major in chemistry (Subject Code: 160).
Recommended 8-semester sequence of courses for B.A. Chemistry Business:
Year 1 – Fall (13 total credits toward major)
50:160:115, Chemical Principles I – 4 credits
50:160:125, Chemical Principles I Lab – 1 credit
50:750:131, Elements of Physics I – 3 credits
50:750:133, Introductory Physics I Lab – 1 credit
50:640:121, Unified Calculus I – 4 credits
Year 1 – Spring (13 total credits toward major)
50:160:116, Chemical Principles II – 4 credits
50:160:126, Chemical Principles II Lab – 1 credit
50:750:132, Elements of Physics II – 3 credits
50:750:134, Introductory Physics II Lab – 1 credit
50:640:122, Unified Calculus II – 4 credits
Year 2 – Fall (12 total credits toward major)
50:160:335, Organic Chemistry I – 4 credits
50:160:339, Organic Chemistry I Lab – 1 credit
50:640:211, Unified Calculus III – 4 credits
50:220:102, Microeconomics Principles – 3 credits
Year 2 – Spring (11 total credits toward major)
50:160:336, Organic Chemistry II – 4 credits
50:160:340, Organic Chemistry II Lab – 1 credit
52:630:201, Principles of Marketing – 3 credits
50:220:103, Macroeconomic Principles – 3 credits
Year 3 – Fall (11 or 7 total credits toward major)
50:160:345, Physical Chemistry I (or 50:160:346, Physical Chemistry II in Spring) – 3 credits
50:160:347, Physical Chemistry I Lab (or 50:160:348, Physical Chemistry II Lab in Spring) – 1 credit
50:160:325, Analytical Chemistry – 3 credits
50:160:329, Analytical Chemistry Lab – 1 credit
52:010:101, Introduction to Financial Accounting – 3 credits
Year 3 – Spring (7 or 11 total credits toward major)
50:160:346, Physical Chemistry II (or 50:160:345, Physical Chemistry I in Fall) – 3 credits
50:160:348, Physical Chemistry II Lab (or 50:160:347, Physical Chemistry I Lab in Fall) – 1 credit
50:160:326, Instrumental Analysis – 3 credits
50:160:330, Instrumental Analysis Lab – 1 credit
52:010:202, Management Accounting – 3 credits
Year 4 – Fall (3 to 9 total credits towards major)
52:390:301, Principles of Finance – 3 credits
Advanced Chemistry Courses – 0 to 6 credits, listed below**
Year 4 – Spring (4 to 10 total credits towards major)
52:390:303, Organizational Behavior – 3 credits
Advanced Chemistry Courses, if needed – 0 to 6 credits, listed below*
50:160:492, Competence in Chemistry (Exit Exam) – 1 credit
Obtain B.A. degree: apply for B.A. diploma using online diploma application
*A total of 6 credits of Advanced Chemistry Courses from the list below,
50:160:400-level Any 400-level chemistry lecture course
50:115:400-level Any 400-level biochemistry lecture course
56:160:500-level Any 500-level graduate chemistry lecture course
56:115:500-level Any 500-level graduate biochemistry lecture course
50:160:400-level Any 400-level chemistry laboratory course
50:115:400-level Any 400-level biochemistry laboratory course
56:160:500-level Any 500-level chemistry laboratory course
56:115:500-level Any 500-level biochemistry laboratory course
One Advanced Chemistry (115 or 160) course may be substituted with a 500- level graduate Computational & Integrative Biology 121 lecture course