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Degree Requirements (Current)
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Degree Requirements: Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry with a Biochemistry concentration (no longer declarable)
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Chemistry with a Biochemistry concentration is a degree option for students who wish to either pursue an advanced degree in biochemistry or students with career interests in the business or sales end of the biopharmaceutical industry, or some types of laboratory positions. Dual majors with biology or chemical engineering often work toward the BA degree. The BA in biochemistry is also a popular degree track for students with aspiration of pursuing a career in medicine. Course requirements for the BA are given below.
| Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry with a Biochemistry Concentration |
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| Chemistry Elective (Choose one of the following) |
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