Majoring in Applied Chemistry
The Applied Chemistry major provides Marietta students with a theoretical basis for understanding chemical systems of many types. With fewer credit hours than the Chemistry Major, The Applied Chemistry Major lets you explore all of your interests. Combine this major with another science major to pursue a specific career or combine it with an arts or humanities major to open up a world of possibilities outside the laboratory.
The major is designed to prepare students for employment in chemical analysis, teaching careers, graduate study in chemistry or related fields, or any career requiring advanced problem-solving skills.
What You'll Learn as an Applied Chemistry Major
At Marietta, you will benefit from rigorous classroom instruction, training in various labs, and close relationships with expert faculty.
Whether the goal is to continue to graduate school or to go directly into working in a lab, our Applied Chemistry majors begin building their knowledge and their skills from the first day of class.
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FAQs
- Waht is the difference between Applied Chemistry and Chemistry?
Marietta's BS in Chemistry deals more with theories, while the BS in Applied Chemistry deals more with practical applications.
- Does the department accept AP credits toward the major?
The department recognizes the accomplishments of students who have AP credit in chemistry. Any student who scores a 3 in AP Chemistry will get credit for CHEM 101. Any student who scores a 5 in AP Chemistry will get credit for CHEM 100 and CHEM 131/133.