B.S. In Chemistry

Maryville University College of Arts and Sciences

Location

United States of America (USA)

Study Format

On Campus

Course language

English

Study Fields

Chemistry

Degree

Bachelor of Science (BSc)

Tuition Fee

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Program Description

The Chemistry major prepares students to enter the chemical industry, agriculture, the food industry, environmental protection, health sciences, energy, and government. A bachelors degree in chemistry also provides excellent pre-professional education for those seeking careers in chemistry, the health professions or law, particularly environmental regulatory law and patent law. Students with an undergraduate degree in chemistry, particularly with undergraduate research experience and a high grade point average are prepared to apply for graduate programs in chemistry, medical school, pharmacy school and other post-graduate educational opportunities. A minor is required for a B.S. in Chemistry. Participating in undergraduate research is strongly encouraged.

About the School

Maryville University is a nationally recognized private institution located just 22 miles from downtown St. Louis, Missouri. Maryville offers a comprehensive and innovative education focused on student learning, outcomes, and success. The Chronicle of Higher Education has named Maryville University as the second fastest-growing university.

At Maryville University, you can choose from over 90 undergraduate and graduate college majors. During your studies, you’ll actively participate in the learning process by doing, creating, and interacting with each other and the innovative environment that surrounds you. With our revolutionary approach to personalized learning, it’s no surprise 97 percent of Maryville graduates obtain a job in their chosen field or attend graduate school within six months of graduating.

That’s the Maryville advantage.

Accredited by The Higher Learning Commission
Named an Apple Distinguished School (2016 – 2021)
Named as second fastest growing private university by The Chronicle of Higher Education