This five year combined BS/MST program in Adolescent Education/Chemistry prepares students for teaching grades 7-12. The program leads to Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Teaching degrees as well as New York State initial certification to teach Adolescent Education/Chemistry. Students complete core curriculum and Chemistry major requirements for the undergraduate degree and enter the Education graduate program in the fifth year.

Requirements: BS in Chemistry/MST in Adolescent Education (5 Year Program)

Courses that fulfill both College core options and major requirements

Course Number	Course Name	Credits
CHM 109  & 110	General Chemistry I & II	10
MTH 231	Calculus I	4
CS 201	Computer Science I	4
Total		18

 

Required courses from outside the department

Course Number	Course Name	Credits
MTH 232	Calculus II	4
PHY 101 & 102	Physics I & II	8
EDU 201	Principles and Procedures of Education	3
EDU 250	Introductory Field Experience in Education	1
Graduate Courses	EDU 640, 653, 660, 783, 712, 721, 922, 961, 975	30
Total		46

 

Required departmental courses

Course Number	Course Title	Credits
CHM 209 & 210	Organic Chemistry I & II	6
CHM 220	Organic Chemistry Laboratory	2
CHM 222	Analytical Chemistry	2
CHM 309	Physical Chemistry I	3
CHM 322	Instrumental Analysis	3
CHM 421	Biochemistry	3
CHM 425	Chemical Safety	2
CHM 441	Research	2
CHM 450	Seminar	2
	CHM Elective #1	2-3
Total		27-28

 

Choice of CHM Electives: CHM 401, CHM 409, CHM 417, CHM 420, CHM 430, CHM 441 or 442

For details on admission to this program, please consult the chair of the chemistry department.