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Program checklist · Chemistry: B.A. Degree

Chemistry: B.A. Degree

University of North Carolina Asheville · Asheville, NC

A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.

Program
Award
Chemistry: B.A. Degree
Credential class
ceterms:BachelorDegree
CIP
40.0802
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
199111
CourseShelf checklist
CK_199111_940c03f1
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

I. Required courses for the major—at least 43 hours, including

12 items
  1. CHEM 111
    General Chemistry Laboratory
    As published: “General Chemistry Laboratory (1)”
    1
  2. CHEM 132
    General Chemistry
    As published: “General Chemistry (3)”
    3
  3. CHEM 145
    Quantitative Chemistry Laboratory
    As published: “Quantitative Chemistry Laboratory (1)”
    1
  4. CHEM 222
    Organic Chemistry Laboratory
    As published: “Organic Chemistry Laboratory (2)”
    2
  5. CHEM 223
    Foundations of Analytical Chemistry
    As published: “Foundations of Analytical Chemistry (3)”
    3
  6. CHEM 231
    Organic Chemistry I
    As published: “Organic Chemistry I (3)”
    3
  7. CHEM 232
    Organic Chemistry II
    As published: “Organic Chemistry II (3)”
    3
  8. CHEM 233
    Foundations of Inorganic Chemistry
    As published: “Foundations of Inorganic Chemistry (3)”
    3
  9. CHEM 236
    General Chemistry II
    As published: “General Chemistry II (3)”
    3
  10. CHEM 323
    Foundations of Biochemistry
    As published: “Foundations of Biochemistry (3)”
    3
  11. CHEM 331
    Foundations of Physical Chemistry
    As published: “Foundations of Physical Chemistry (3)”
    3
  12. CHEM 409
    Chemical Literature Research Seminar
    As published: “Chemical Literature Research Seminar (3)”
    3

Six hours of Interdisciplinary Chemistry Project Lab

4 items
  1. CHEM 317
    Biological Interdisciplinary Chemistry Project Lab
    As published: “Biological Interdisciplinary Chemistry Project Lab (3)”
    3
  2. CHEM 318
    Materials Interdisciplinary Chemistry Project Lab
    As published: “Materials Interdisciplinary Chemistry Project Lab (3)”
    3
  3. CHEM 319
    Environmental Interdisciplinary Chemistry Project Lab
    As published: “Environmental Interdisciplinary Chemistry Project Lab (3)”
    3
  4. CHEM 320
    Energy Interdisciplinary Chemistry Project Lab
    As published: “Energy Interdisciplinary Chemistry Project Lab (3)”
    3

Six hours of 300-400 level CHEM, BIOL, and/or ENVS

1 item
  1. CHEM 390
    Introduction to Research III
    As published: “411, 416, 417, 418, 499; BIOL 398, 480, 498, 499; ENVS 490 and 499 cannot be used to fulfill this requirement. Approved BIOL and ENVS courses require prerequisites.”
    1-6

II. Required courses outside the major—16-20 hours, including

4 items
  1. MATH 191
    Calculus I
    As published: “Calculus I (4)”
    4
  2. Note: MATH 191 requires completion of MATH 167 or placement
    Not resolved to a course
  3. MATH 192
    Calculus II
    As published: “Calculus II (4)”
    4
  4. PHYS 221
    Physics I
    As published: “Physics I (4)”
    4

Either

2 items
  1. PHYS 222
    Physics II
    As published: “Physics II (4) or”
    4
  2. PHYS 231
    Introductory Physics II
    As published: “Introductory Physics II (4)”
    4

III. Other departmental requirements

0 items

    Additional Information

    1 item
    1. Students interested in the pre-health professions are recommended to take BIOL 136. They should also take CHEM 437 as one of their two required 300-400 level courses with the second course being in Biology (BIOL 338, 339, 344, 434, 443, or a course recommended by their advisor, depending on their professional school focus). This focus is recommended for students wishing to attend medical, dental, pharmacy or veterinary school. Students should consult their advisor on tailoring the B.A. Chemistry degree to specific health professions.
      Not resolved to a course
    Source. University of North Carolina Asheville, catalog 2026-2027 — https://catalog.unca.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=23&poid=4490. Captured page pages/0058.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.