Program Code: CHEE.S.AS • Credit Hours: 61
Description
The Associate of Science degree in Chemistry fulfills the freshman and sophomore general education and degree-specific requirements for students transferring to programs which require General and Organic Chemistry at most four-year colleges and universities. Recipients of this degree may be able to apply for laboratory technician or research assistant positions. As part of this degree program, students must complete the requirements of the Ohio Transfer 36 in order to graduate.
Career Opportunities
Studying chemistry opens the door to a wide variety of teaching, research, industrial, clinical and service careers including health sciences, forensics, environment, manufacturing and science writing. Chemistry graduates find jobs in colleges and universities, primary and secondary schools, clinics and laboratories. Governments rely on the expertise of chemists to formulate sound policies and legislation and many non-profit organizations, businesses, and industries hire chemists who use their skills to meet the goals of the organization.
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