Many students need to complete Chemistry for their intended program.
CHEM 1061/1065 Principles of Chemistry I is the beginning of the Chemistry sequence. To determine if you are ready for CHEM 1061/1065, you must take the Math Placement Exam. A minimum placement in Math 1151, Precalculus II, is required to be eligible to take CHEM 1061/1065.
If you:
- Do not plan on a major or educational goal that requires chemistry, you do not need to take the Math Placement Exam to determine a starting point in chemistry courses.
- Have taken and passed CHEM 1061/1065 or equivalent, you do not need to take the Math Placement Exam to determine a starting point in chemistry courses.
- Have not taken a chemistry course and plan a major or educational goal that requires chemistry, or are undecided, you should take the Math Placement Exam to learn if you can start with CHEM 1061/1065.
Majors and educational goals that require chemistry are:
- Anthropology B.S.
- Biology, Society and Environment
- Chemistry
- Earth Sciences
- Environmental Geosciences
- Human Physiology
- Physics
- Pre-health programs (Nursing, MD, PT, PA, Pharmacy, etc)
If you are still unsure if you need to take a placement exam, please reach out to the CLA Transfer Team at [email protected].
If you are considering a transfer to College of Science & Engineering, College of Education & Human Development, College of Biological Sciences, or College of Food, Agriculture and Natural Resources Sciences, you MUST take the Math Placement Exam to determine eligibility for chemistry courses.