Bachelor in - Chemistry

Requirements for Bluffton’s chemistry major closely follows the guidelines set by the American Chemical Society and includes a strong emphasis on the core areas of chemistry: analytical, inorganic, organic and physical chemistry. In addition, you will take some physics and mathematics courses, and if you have an interest in computers, you can take computer courses as electives.

Students have the opportunity to work with a faculty member to design a project in their area of interest. In addition, former students have engaged in independent studies in several ongoing environmental-chemistry projects and analytical/instrumentation projects.

Students interested in pre-medicine or other health-related fields can complete a chemistry major, a biology major, or a pre-medicine major. A Bluffton chemistry degree is a good foundation for graduate work leading to a career in chemical engineering.

At Bluffton, you can be assured of exceptional undergraduate, graduate and continue and professional education programs. Embodied in our four enduring values of discovery, community, respect, and service, you'll find a character-building education that helps you achieve your personal and professional goals for use in a global market. Grounded in the Mennonite values of peacemaking and service, Bluffton's faith tradition serves as a useful framework for your personal exploration and faith development. In other words, at Bluffton, you'll develop Christian values for a global community. Home to a multifaceted student body of more than 1,100, Bluffton is situated on 65 acres of lush, wooded grounds that line the banks of the Little Riley Creek in the village of Bluffton, Ohio. You'll quickly feel a part of our campus community as you develop relationships with peers and dedicated faculty. As an undergraduate student, our active student life makes it easy to make new friends in the close-knit, welcoming atmosphere of your home-away-from-home.