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History
-Founded in 1887 by Danbny Williams Peele and Walter Hines Page - 1st class in the fall of 1889 w/ 72 students and 6 faculty members -Originally referred to as State University

Graduation Requirements for a Chemistry Major

-CH 101 : Chemistry A Molecular Science -MA 141 : Calculus -COS 100 : Perspectives in Learning -CH 201 : Chemistry - A Quantitative Science -MA 241 : Calculus II - GEP Requirements C -CH 221 : Organic Chemistry I -CH 222 : Organic Chemistry I Laboratory -PY 205 : Physics for Engineers and Scientists -MA 242 : Calculus III -GEP Requirements D -GEP Health and Exercise Studies E -CH 431 : Physical Chemistry I -CH 401 : Systematic Inorganic Chemistry I - CH 102 : General Chemistry Laboratory -ENG 101 : Academic Writing & Research -GEP Requirements -CH 202 : Quantitative Chemistry Laboratory -HESF 1xx : GEP Health and Exercise Studies -GEP Requirements C -CH 223 : Organic Chemistry II -CH 224 : Organic Chemistry II Laboratory -CH 315 : Quantitative Analysis -CH 316 : Quantitative Analysis Laboratory -PY 208 : Physics for Engineers and Scientists II -MA 341 : Applied Differential Equations I -CH 433 : Physical Chemistry II 1 -CH 452 : Advanced Measurement Techniques I

-CH 442 : Advanced Synthetic Techniques I

-CH 232 : Computational Chemistry II Laboratory

-CH 230 : Computational Chemistry I Laboratory -ENG 3xx : Advanced Writing -Advised Elective 5 -Chemistry Advanced Elective -Chemistry Advanced Laboratory Option -BCH 451 : Principles of Biochemistry -Advised Elective

-GEP Additional Breadth -GEP Interdisciplinary Perspectives -Advised Elective 5 -CH 435 : Introduction to Quantum Chemistry 1 -Chemistry Advanced Elective -GEP Interdisciplinary Perspectives -Free Elective

Extra-Curricular
-Softball

Finances
-Acappology 101 -University Honors Program -DanceLife -University Scholars Program -Club Swimming -Caldwell Program -Park Scholarship