Bachelor of Science Degree Programs

Case Western Reserve University

• Case Western Reserve University has a Bachelor of Science degree program in chemistry; this program is designed for students who seek entry into the field of chemistry as a professional chemist. Graduates of this program may either continue to pursue a graduate degree, or they may enter their profession with a bachelor's degree. Student will take science courses that include principles of chemistry; organic chemistry; quantitative analytical chemistry; laboratory methods in inorganic chemistry; and laboratory methods in physical chemistry. Students will also take introductory biochemistry and instrumental analytical chemistry.

  Case Western Reserve University
  10900 Euclid Avenue
  Cleveland, OH 44106
  216-368-3620
  case.edu

University of Hawaii at Manoa

• The University of Hawaii at Manoa has a Bachelor of Science degree program in global environmental science. This program provides students with an education that focuses on the understanding, holistically and fundamentally, of the earth's systems. Students in this program also learn of the effect of human interactions with a rigorous course of study in basic sciences. Throughout the program, students will study the response of the interaction between the earth's system and natural, economic, social and policy systems.

  University of Hawaii at Manoa
  1000 Pope Road
  Honolulu, HI 96822
  808-956-9937
  hawaii.edu

Purdue University

• Purdue University has a Bachelor of Science degree program in turf grass science. This program prepares students to begin their career as a turf manager. This program lasts for four years and provides students with an education that covers the concepts, problem solving and principles to handle a wide range of situations. Students in this program will take courses that include turf management; organic chemistry; soil science; and agronomy. Students will also take turf grass courses that include turf grass irrigation and drainage; introduction to plant pathology; disease of turf grass; soil ecology; and physical properties of soil.

  Purdue University
  915 West State Street
  West Lafayette, IN 47907
  765-494-4692
  purdue.edu