Department of Chemistry & Physics Programs
Chemistry Programs
| Currently enrolled or accepted Chemistry majors are eligible for the S-STEM scholarships! Rules and an application are available here. |
| Sage has just been awarded two grants from the National Science Foundation (NSF). One from the Scholarships in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (S-STEM) program to offer scholarships and enhanced support services to qualified students. The other from the Course, Curriculum, and Laboratory Improvement (CCLI) program will enhance the connection between INVEST and the RSC curriculum. Read more. |
Our programs can open many doors for you!
*Our department's pre-med advisor is Dr. Ray Baechler |
Programs in Chemistry, offered through the Department of Chemistry & Physics, are available to Russell Sage College students only. A Chemistry minor is also available.
A major in chemistry can lead to a rewarding career in industry, research or teaching. Many graduates pursue advanced degrees in the subject.
Students may choose the certified degree program, which is approved by the American Chemical Society. The ACS-Certified major may be tailored to meet the requirements for entrance into medical, dental or veterinary schools. Eligible students may complete their senior research project at INVEST. Students associated with INVEST can combine the study of Chemistry with Business and Entrepreneurship through choice of minor, or through the Master's in Business Administration at Sage Graduate School.
Another program, which is non-certified, is more flexible and may be suitable for students interested in non-research oriented careers. Accelerated completion of the non-certified major is possible, with courses taken in the senior year counting toward both the B.S. and a graduate degree through Sage Graduate School (such as the Doctor of Physical Therapy).
Follow the link below for further information about the certified and non-certified major, the accelerated program, and the Chemistry Minor; including the course sequence and links to course descriptions:
Chemistry Curriculum
For information about admission procedures and/or financial aid, see the Admissions Office Web page.
last updated: November 16, 2007
