2. PIN numbers
  Your Registration PIN (personal identification number) for Winter term was obtained from your adviser last Spring or during the summer for new students and is the same one you used for Fall registration.  You should not need your PIN to register.  You should also have a General Access PIN (GAP) that you only know.  Student athletes and students who switched to chemistry from another college this term may need a new PIN.

3. Graduating Seniors
    Audits are done for seniors graduating this Fall term should verify with their adviser or Renee in the office that everything is in order.  Students planning to graduate W05 or S05 or summer 05 should submit an Application for Bachelor's degree with the registrar to begin the audit process (one audit per term).  Forms are available at the registrars office. On the form, you must declare the degree (B.S. or B.A.), the major (chemistry), and your option(s) if your degree is a B.S..  You can look at your audit on the Web (Student Online Services WEB page).

4. Options
   All B.S. students must declare an option independent of the graduation audit because correct advising (e.g., the courses you take) depends on the chosen option.

5. Declared Electives
   For some options, the student must have elective courses approved.  For the advanced chemistry and advanced biochemistry options of the B.S degree or the B.A. degree, students are required to have their career-supportive electives approved by their adviser this term, Fall quarter of the junior year.  For the business option you must specify  which business courses will be used for upper division electives.  For the chemical education option, an adviser in science and math education must approve the courses in the secondary endorsement area.

6. Research and Internships
To register for undergraduate research (CH 401) & internships (CH 410), students must fill the blanket number form available in the chemistry office.  

7. Other
    At the new chemistry advising WEB site, you will find a great deal of information including registration schedules, B.S. and B.A. curricula in four forms (requirements by area, check lists, timetables by term, and by year), a list of prerequisites and terms that courses are taught, and a link to course equivalents from other institutions.

8. Courses
    MTH 253 is a required course for the advanced chemistry and advanced biochemistry options and this course is offered Winter term and Spring term 2005.  MTH 306 is an acceptable substitute and is offered Fall, Winter and Spring terms.  BI 315 or BB 494 is a required course for the forensic science option.  BI 315 will not be taught 2004-05 so students who need one of these courses should take BB 494 Winter term 2005 . Because PHL 444 is not scheduled  to be taught the 04-05 academic year, students with the Premed option should review the list of substitute courses.  There may also be some changes in the chemical education option - check this site for updates.