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1. www.chemistry.ohio-state.edu › about › contactContact | Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

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   General Mailing Address (North Campus): Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry 200 CBEC 151 West Woodruff Avenue Columbus, OH 43210 Phone: (614) 292-6723(Undergraduate students, please call 614-292-6009 for assistance) Fax: (614) 292-1685. Biochemistry (South Campus) Mailing Address: 105 Biological Sciences Building 484 West 12th Avenue

2. undergrad.osu.edu › majors-and-academics › majorsChemistry - The Ohio State University

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   Upon admission to the university, students can declare a major in chemistry within the College of Arts and Sciences. Students should then contact the Undergraduate Chemistry and Biochemistry Office to make an appointment with a chemistry advisor to map out an appropriate program of courses.

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4. chemistry.osu.eduHome | Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

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   Undergraduate students can pursue a Bachelor of Science (BS) or Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Chemistry or Biochemistry, through a well-defined series of prerequisite and core courses. Student of any major can add a minor in either discipline.

5. artsandsciences.osu.edu › academics › departmentsChemistry and Biochemistry, Department of | College of Arts ...

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   Visit Unit Website. 614-292-6009. chem-biochem@osu.edu. 1118 Newman and Wolfrom Laboratory. 100 W. 18th Ave. Columbus, OH 43210. Chair/Director. Claudia Turro. The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry leads the country in education and research.

6. chemistry.osu.edu › undergrad › chemistryChemistry Major | Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

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   Chemistry Major. As a chemistry major at Ohio State, you will be taught by internationally recognized faculty and trained in world-class research labs. Along the way, you will receive a first class education, be exposed to cutting edge science, and develop valuable critical thinking skills.

7. www.osu.edu › academics › colleges-schoolsColleges and Schools | The Ohio State University

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   Explore Ohio State's diverse colleges and schools. Discover top programs, world-class faculty and research opportunities for a rewarding academic journey.

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   What is a chemistry major at Ohio State?

   • As a chemistry major at Ohio State, you will be taught by internationally recognized faculty and trained in world-class research labs. Along the way, you will receive a first class education, be exposed to cutting edge science, and develop valuable critical thinking skills.

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   How do I become a chemistry major?

   • Upon admission to the university, students can declare a major in chemistry within the College of Arts and Sciences. Students should then contact the Undergraduate Chemistry and Biochemistry Office to make an appointment with a chemistry advisor to map out an appropriate program of courses.

   Chemistry - The Ohio State University

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   What is undergraduate chemistry & biochemistry club?

   • Undergraduate Chemistry and Biochemistry Club provides opportunities for students to interact with faculty, discuss careers and research areas with scientists from the Ohio State campus and beyond, and participate in service activities.

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   Can a chemistry major go to graduate school?

   • Chemistry majors earning a Bachelor of Science often go on to graduate school to earn a master’s or doctorate degree. Graduate students in chemistry usually receive a tuition waiver and a modest salary for their work as a teaching or research assistant while pursuing advanced studies and research.

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   What chemistry majors have a chemistry scholar program?

   • Scholars programs of interest to chemistry majors include the Biological Sciences, Health Sciences Scholars, and STEM Exploration and Engagement Scholars programs. The Biological Sciences Scholars Program emphasizes research, with individualized advising and significant lab and field experience.

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   Can a chemistry major teach in high school?

   • Chemistry graduates with education credentials are in demand to teach in high schools and middle schools. Chemistry majors earning a Bachelor of Science often go on to graduate school to earn a master’s or doctorate degree.

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9. artsandsciences.osu.edu › majors › chemistry-ba-bsChemistry (BA, BS) | College of Arts and Sciences

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   Visit Unit Website. Chemistry is the study of the composition, structure, properties and reactions of matter, so the study of chemistry is central to understanding many other scientific disciplines.