Grand Canyon University The College of Natural Sciences 39 courses 120 total credits
The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Chemistry conforms to the guidelines provided by the American Chemical Society (ACS) and offers students an interdisciplinary curriculum. The program provides a broad background in chemical science, through the lens of our Christian worldview, guided by the principles of social and ecological responsibility and humanitarianism. It is suitable for students planning careers in high-growth areas such as biotechnology and health care research or further training in graduate biomedical professional programs. Many graduates enter employment in the biomedical, biotechnology, pharmaceutical, environmental research and chemical industries. Others find work in university, government or hospital research laboratories.
| Total General Education | 34-40 credits |
| Total Chemistry Major | 80 credits |
| Total Electives | 0-6 credits |
| Total Bachelor of Science in Chemistry | 120 credits |
Required General Education (Included in General Education total credits, applied to the Critical Thinking competency.)
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MAT-154 | Applications of College Algebra | 4 |
| MAT-261 | Pre-Calculus | 4 |
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