The Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry degree is recommended for those desiring a solid foundation in chemistry along with greater freedom of choice for elective courses to prepare for careers in programs such as pharmacy, clinical lab science, education, business, engineering, or other fields within the university.
The Bachelor of Science in Chemistry degree is recommended to students who wish to prepare themselves for graduate studies in chemistry, biochemistry, medical/dental school or for work in the chemical or biochemical industry. This degree has the option for certification by the American Chemical Society (ACS). To obtain certification, see requirements at the bottoms of the course catalog page. A widget for the calculation of lab hours can be found here BS Chemistry Widget. If your degree is ACS certified, please notify the senior administrative assistant so they can notify the ACS.
The Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry degree is recommended to students who wish to prepare themselves for graduate or professional programs in medicine, dentistry, chemistry, biochemistry, environmental chemistry, wood products chemistry, genetic counseling, materials science, chemical life sciences, and others. This degree has the option for certification by the American Chemical Society (ACS). To obtain certification, see requirements at the bottoms of the course catalog page. A widget for the calculation of lab hours can be found here BS Biochemistry Widget. If your degree is ACS certified, please notify the senior administrative assistant so they can notify the ACS.
The Chemistry Minor is intended to broaden the academic studies for students already building a solid foundation in areas such as biology, physics, and engineering.
The Seattle University Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Professional Health Studies certificate program is designed for "career changer" students.
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