Mar 14, 2025  
2025-2026 Undergraduate Bulletin 
    
2025-2026 Undergraduate Bulletin

Chemistry, Pre-Med Option, B.S.C.


Learning Outcomes

Students who complete the undergraduate program in Chemistry will demonstrate skills relevant to:

  • Display fundamental understanding of the chemical and physical foundations of biological systems through (a) responses on lecture quizzes and tests, (b) responses on laboratory quizzes and practical exams, or (c) written reports from laboratory exercises.

  • Demonstrate basic knowledge of the biochemical processes within and between cells through (a) responses on lecture quizzes and tests, (b) responses on laboratory quizzes and practical exams, or (c) written reports from laboratory exercises.
  • Demonstrate basic knowledge of the organic molecules in biological systems and their roles in physiological processes through (a) responses on lecture quizzes and tests, (b) responses on laboratory quizzes and practical exams, or (c) written reports from laboratory exercises.
  • Demonstrate the skills necessary to characterize substances based upon instrumental analysis of their chemical and physical properties through (a) responses on lecture quizzes and tests, (b) responses on laboratory quizzes and practical exams, or (c) written reports from laboratory exercises.
  • Analyze and evaluate scientific data and/or current literature; this will be assessed through experimental design, problem solving, presentations, class discussions, class essays, or term papers.

General Curriculum


Some major required courses may be double counted to fulfill a quad requirement.  

 

Chemistry Major Requirements


Advanced Electives


General Electives (12 hours)


Students should consult with faculty advisors when selecting general electives that will best prepare the student for their post-graduate goals.

Total: 126 hours


Chemistry, Pre-Med Option, B.S.C., Additional Requirements


The Tulsa Core Curriculum math requirements are met by courses in the major.

The Tulsa General Curriculum requirements for Quad IV (7 hours) can be met by courses in the major.

Students pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry are not required to complete coursework in a foreign language.

Chemistry and biochemistry majors must earn a grade point average of 2.0 or higher in the major and overall to graduate.