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How to Apply/Declare
Current Undergraduate Students: Declare or change your minor by completing an Undergraduate Program Add/Change form.
Prospective Undergraduate Students: Apply for admission to UMass Boston by completing an application. Start by reviewing the first-year and transfer application pages for important information about requirements, deadlines, and application status checks. Use the links below to apply:
Curriculum
Environmental Core Courses (6 Credits)
- ENVSTY 101 - The Nature of Environmental Problems 3 Credit(s)
And
- ENVSTY 111L - Environmental Concerns and Chemical Solutions 3 Credit(s) OR
- CHEM 111L - Environmental Concerns and Chemical Solutions 3 Credit(s)
Chemistry Core Courses (10 Credits)
- CHEM 115 - Chemical Principles I Lecture 3 Credit(s)
- CHEM 116 - Chemical Principles II Lecture 3 Credit(s)
- CHEM 117 - Chemical Principles I Laboratory 2 Credit(s)
- CHEM 118 - Chemical Principles II Laboratory 2 Credit(s)
Advanced Chemistry Course (3 to 4 Credits)
Take one course from the list below. Chemistry majors must take CHEM 471.
- CHEM 311 - Analytical Chemistry 4 Credit(s) OR
- CHEM 471 - Introduction to Green Chemistry 3 Credit(s)
Environmental Capstone (3 Credits)
- ENVSCI 476 - Environmental Science Capstone 3 Credit(s)
Completion Requirements
Complete at least 22 credits from eight courses, including two environmental courses, four chemistry core courses, one advanced chemistry course, and one capstone.
GPA: A minimum GPA of 2.0 is required for all courses used for the minor.
Pass/fail: No more than one course taken pass/fail may be applied toward the minor. The capstone may not be taken pass/fail.
Residency: At least six courses for the minor must be completed at UMass Boston including the capstone.
Contact
Chemistry Department
University Hall, 3rd Floor, Room 3230
617.287.6130
Chemistry [@] umb.edu
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