Chemistry Secondary Education Major: 4-Year Map

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Four Years (8 semesters) - Map to Graduation:

Fall First Year	Credits	Spring First Year	Credits
FLC 100	1	CHEM 151 (SC1)	4
CHEM 150 (SC1)	4	MATH 221 (MA1)	4
ED 222 (SS)	3	COMP 150 * (CO1)	3
MATH 121 * (MA1)	4	LAC course	3
LAC course	3
TOTAL	15	TOTAL	14

Fall Sophomore Year ^a	Credits	Spring Sophomore Year ^b	Credits
CHEM 250 (Fall only)	4	CHEM 251 (Spring only)	4
MATH 222	4	CHEM 356	4
PHYS 217 (SC1) or PHYS 201	4	CHEM 357	4
LAC course (CO2)	3	ED 341	3
		ED 342	1
TOTAL	15	TOTAL	16

Fall Junior Year ^c	Credits	Spring Junior Year	Credits
CHEM 365	4	CHEM 311	4
CHEM 363	3	CHEM 464	3
CHEM 465	4	ED 449	3
ED 447	3	ED 450	1
LAC course	3	ED 465	3
		Major Electives course	1
TOTAL	17	TOTAL	15

Fall Senior Year ^d	Credits	Spring Senior Year	Credits
CHEM 497	3	ED 475	3
ED 416	3	ED 495	12
ED 417	1
Major Electives course	3
LAC course	3
TOTAL	13	TOTAL	15

Notes:

^aFingerprints/background check completed for registration in ED 341

^bApply to Teacher Education, 2.75 GPA required

^cRegister for PRAXIS exam

^dApply for Student Teaching, 2.75 GPA requirement

Note: *This map assumes student has MATH 121 placement in Mathematics and COMP 150 placement in Composition. Students with different placements must work with advisors to adjust the map.

Note: This map is a suggested course sequence. Please consult your academic advisor for alternate sequencing.

Note: Course choices may affect the number of free electives needed. In addition to major and LAC requirements, complete enough free electives to reach at least 120 total credits, including a minimum of 36 upper-division (300- and 400-level) credits.

Note: Students must earn 30 credits by the end of Year 1 to be classified as a Sophomore, 60 credits by the end of Year 2 to be a Junior, and 90 credits by the end of Year 3 to be a Senior. To meet these thresholds, some students may need to take additional credits beyond the suggested course sequence.