Minor in Chemistry

Students whose major interest is in cell or molecular biology, physiology, physiological psychology, environmental studies, natural science or molecular physics, will find a good chemistry background to be a useful supplement to their major. The Chemistry minor provides this background and offers some flexibility in catering to the specific interest of students. Students should consult the Chemistry minor adviser as soon as possible after entering Towson University to design programs to meet their needs.

The minor in Chemistry requires a minimum of 25 units, 12 of which must be upper (300-400) level. Minimum 8 upper-level units must be taken at Towson University. 

Required Courses
CHEM 131
131L
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LECTURE
and GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY
4
CHEM 132
132L
GENERAL CHEMISTRY II LECTURE
and GENERAL CHEMISTRY II LABORATORY
4
CHEM 220
220L
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY [LECTURE]
and ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY [LAB]
5
CHEM 330ESSENTIALS OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 15
Electives
Upper (300-400) level Chemistry (CHEM) or Forensic Chemistry (FRSC) courses 27
Total Units25
1

CHEM 330 may alternatively be satisfied by taking both CHEM 331 and CHEM 332, and the additional units associated with CHEM 332 will count toward the minor electives requirement. 

2

CHEM 301 and lower-level transfer credit (e.g., CHEM T32) may not be applied to the minor electives requirement.