Bachelors Degrees:

• ACS Degree Visual Checklist (pdf)
• ACS Degree Certification Checklist (pdf)
• B.A. Chemistry (fall07)
• B.A. Chemistry: Pre-Professional (fall07)
• Pre-Vet
• Pre-Pharm - some students start their career at LSSU then transfer to a pharm-D program.  Check the requirements of the school(s) you wish to attend regularly, as the their requirements are subject to change:
  • Ferris Pharmacy Transfer Guide. 
  • Waterloo Pharmacy Admission guidelines
  • Wayne State Pharmacy Admission Guidelines
  • University of Michigan
  • University of Wisconsin - Madison
  • University of Minnesota
  • University of Toronto
  • Our generalized/informal pharmacy transfer comparison guide (PDF)
• Pre-Med
• B.S. Applied Geographic Information Systems (Spring 2010 ) (Fall 2008)
• B.S. Chemistry (fall07)
• B.S. Chemistry: Secondary Teaching (fall08)
• B.S. Environmental Chemistry (fall07)
• B.S. Environmental Health (fall07)
• B.S. Environmental Management (fall07)
• B.S. Environmental Science (fall07)
• B.S. Forensic Chemistry  (Fall 2009)  (Fall 2007).
• B.S. Integrated Science Teaching (all science subjects)
      Elementary Teaching Major & Elementary Minor (fall08) 
     Secondary Teaching Major (fall08)  
• B.S. Physical Science Teaching (chemistry & physics) (fall08)

Associate Degrees:

• A.A.S Chemical Technology (fall02)
• A.S. Chemistry (fall02)

Minors:

• Chemistry minor
• Chemistry teaching minor (fall02)
• Environmental Science minor
• Geographic Information Systems (Spring 2010 ) (Fall 2005)

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The degree audit lists the required courses for each academic degree program.  On the audit the student will fill in the semester in which the specific course was completed, and the grade earned in that course.  The degree audit serves as both auditing tool and advising guide, bring it with you to your meetings with your academic advisor.  Degree audits change slightly over time as new regulations and requirements change, however you are entitled to complete the program as described on the audit in effect at the time you are admitted or when you change to a new program.  Most students will be ready to graduate in May, so on the second week in October of that year you must turn in a copy of your audit signed by your department chair and advisors, along with a declaration of candidacy form.  This will notify the Registrar of your intent to graduate, and it will trigger a preliminary degree audit (a letter to you notifying you of your remaining graduation requirements for the spring semester and/or of any deficiencies).