BA/BS in Chemistry

Chemistry at Lincoln University is offered as a Bachelor of Science or a Bachelor of Arts, and the program holds accreditation from the American Chemical Society. It suits students aiming to become chemists, chemical engineers, forensic scientists, pharmacists, or professionals in related fields. Students study five core areas, from organic and inorganic to physical and analytical, plus biochemistry. Along the way they strengthen laboratory technique, carry out research, and learn to present findings in the format scientists expect, including lab reports and papers. Graduates should be ready for employment in chemistry-related work or for deeper study at the graduate level. The Chemistry and Physics Department answers questions, and the University Catalog gives full course details. Students who want a clear view of what the degree involves can look at the course lists in the university catalog and speak with faculty about advising, course planning, and how the major fits their long-term goals. The campus is in Pennsylvania and is a historically Black institution.