Students who wish to qualify for any American Chemical Society
certification option must complete the Traditional Chemistry Program,
include specified upper-level courses, and complete 4 credits of
research courses in 50:115, or 50:160:450 or above. Five certification
options are offered: chemistry, chemical physics, materials, polymers,
and biochemistry. In the Chemistry Option, 50:160:413 must be included
among two 400-level, 3- or 4-credit courses. In the Chemical Physics
Option, 50:750:232 and one other 200-level or higher physics course,
plus at least 6 credits from advanced theoretical chemistry, advanced
physics, or advanced mathematics must be completed. In the Materials
Option, 50:160:413, 437, 438 must be completed. In the Polymers Option,
50:160:413, 444, 446 must be completed. For those chemistry students
interested in biological chemistry, there is the Biochemistry
Option in which 50:115:403,404, 407,408, and 50:160:413 must be
completed.
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