Chemistry Major/Minor

Chemistry (Major/Minor)

Join the forefront of STEM in the 21st century.

Whether you're interested in advanced technology or medicine, we're committed to helping you learn more about these areas and take the next step toward your career in science. Taylor University's Chemistry program is one of thirteen Council for Christian Colleges and Universities (CCCU) approved by the American Chemical Society.

Taylor offers numerous chemistry research opportunities that build resumes and count toward academic credit, providing you with firsthand experiences you'll need to succeed as a chemist or chemistry graduate student.

Chemistry Degrees

BA in Chemistry
BS in Chemistry
BA in Chemistry Pre-Med
Minor in Chemistry

Degree
Minor

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Build Skills In:

Analytical, organic, inorganic, computational, physical chemistry, and biochemistry
Calculus and physics
Applying your chemical knowledge to prevalent scientific issues

Career Opportunities:

Doctor
Water chemist
Forensic scientist
Toxicologist
Pharmaceutical researcher
Clinical biochemist
Hazardous waste chemist
Geochemist

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Roadmap to Grad School

Taylor has paved the path to graduate school for you with articulation agreements with the following universities. This means that, following application and other requirements, all your classes will transfer and you will be well on your way to your next step in your healthcare career. Talk to your academic advisor for more information.

Manchester University, Doctor of Pharmacy Program
Union University, Doctor of Pharmacy Program

Pre-Med Curriculum

Train for the entrance exam of the health school of your choice. 

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99% Placement Rate

Prep for MCAT or other entrance exam

 In addition to standard chemistry requirements, you’ll take classes in cell biology, genetics, and anatomy and physiology. Chemistry Pre-Med is highly recommended for students pursuing dentistry, pharmacy, or pharmaceutical science. With the availability of specific additional electives, students can tailor their preparation to meet their specific goals.

Chemistry Curriculum Guides & Degree Options

Students interested in course descriptions and academic policies can check out our Undergraduate Catalog.

A Taylor liberal arts education will prepare you to live and work in a fast-changing world. It also goes a step further: laying a strong spiritual foundation that cultivates wisdom. You’ll become a well-versed individual, equipped with critical thinking skills, a lifelong love of learning, and an appreciation for God’s creation.

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Erica Mitchell

Class of 2020

My undergrad research advisors helped me work toward a PhD in Chemistry at the University of Georgia. In events like our weekly Women in Chemistry meetings, I grew close to fellow students and professors.
Noah Kuszak

Class of 2019

Taylor’s chemistry lab provides opportunities that many students don’t get until post-graduate work. You get hands-on experience with multiple instruments while working with faculty on research.
Joe Dickman

Class of 2020

The Chemistry Department is home to great scientists and Christians. The faculty mentored me during "chemistry dinners" and other extra-classroom events and ensured I pursued my career goals and grew in my faith.
Erica Mitchell

Class of 2020

My undergrad research advisors helped me work toward a PhD in Chemistry at the University of Georgia. In events like our weekly Women in Chemistry meetings, I grew close to fellow students and professors.
Noah Kuszak

Class of 2019

Taylor’s chemistry lab provides opportunities that many students don’t get until post-graduate work. You get hands-on experience with multiple instruments while working with faculty on research.
Joe Dickman

Class of 2020

The Chemistry Department is home to great scientists and Christians. The faculty mentored me during "chemistry dinners" and other extra-classroom events and ensured I pursued my career goals and grew in my faith.
Erica Mitchell

Class of 2020

My undergrad research advisors helped me work toward a PhD in Chemistry at the University of Georgia. In events like our weekly Women in Chemistry meetings, I grew close to fellow students and professors.

Minor in Chemistry

Gain a thorough understanding of general, inorganic, organic, and analytical chemistry. As the central science, a minor in Chemistry pairs well with other science degrees, especially disciplines where chemical analysis is crucial for fundamental or applied research.

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Chemistry is part of the Chemistry & Biochemistry Department

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Patricia Stan
Department Chair and Associate Professor of Chemistry

765-998-4597
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Allison Hunt
Assistant to the Dean, School of Natural & Applied Sciences

765-998-5354
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