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American Chemical Society Certification Minor

20 Credits

For Chemistry Majors

The American Chemical Society Certification Minor is for chemistry majors who want to earn American Chemical Society certification.

This minor features only upper level courses that cover a variety of topics in areas that will help chemistry majors in their futures.

Regardless of their desired career path, chemistry majors should consider adding this minor to strengthen their resume.

You should expect a rigorous mathematical treatment of the underlying physical principles of chemistry to be the emphasis of the lecture curriculum, while the laboratory curriculum focuses on the practical application of theory and the development of universal laboratory techniques.

Students may consider joining the Chemistry Club. Participation in activities and services through the club look great on a resume. It’s also a great way to network and create lasting relationships.

Course Work for American Chemical Society Minor

  • CHEM 324 - Advanced Organic Chemistry Laboratory
  • CHEM 364 - Physical Chemistry II 
  • CHEM 313 - Chemistry Seminar 
  • CHEM 371 - Analytical Chemistry 
  • CHEM 382 - Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
  • CHEM 497 - Introduction to Research II 
  • CHEM 490 - Selected Topics in Chemistry 

Contact the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

327 Franklin Science Center 1871 Old Main Drive Shippensburg, PA 17257 Phone: 717-477-1629 Fax: (717) 477-4048