- Valdez, Conrad M. - Chair, Associate Professor
- Chan, Dr. Carcy K., Professor
- Counts, Arnett W., Professor
- Duggan, Joan
- Han, Dr. Yuri W., Professor
- Paez, Oscar A., Associate Professor
- Tuan, Fang J.
- Wang, Maw Song
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Transfer Programs:
- California State University, Los Angeles
- University of California, Los Angeles
- University of Southern California
- California State University, Los Angeles
Two programs are offered. The Bachelor of Arts
program fits the need of those students who (a) desire a liberal
education with a major in Chemistry, (b) wish to obtain positions
in the fields of chemical literature, technical sales, or chemical
patents; (c) are premedical, pre-dental, pre-veterinary medicine,
and students preparing for primary or secondary teaching with a
major in Chemistry.
The Bachelor of Science program is designed to
fit the needs of those who plan to (a) enter graduate work and
(b) complete their formal education with a bachelor's degree and
obtain positions in industrial laboratories.
University of California, Los Angeles
There are three majors available to the student
interested in Chemistry: the regular Chemistry major, the Biochemistry
major and the General Chemistry major. All the lower division
requirements may be taken at ELAC.
University of Southern California
The University of Southern California has three
majors available to Chemistry majors. The B.S. degree for those
students who wish to do graduate work in Chemistry or obtain positions
in industrial laboratories. The A.B. degree is designed for those
who desire a liberal education with a major in Chemistry who wish
to go into fields such as chemical literature, technical sales,
or chemical patents and premedical students with a major in Chemistry.
The third is a degree in Physical Sciences designed for elementary
and secondary science teachers.
There are several institutions in California which
grant the Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering,
including: Stanford University, California Institute of
Technology, University of Southern California, California State
University, San Jose, and University of California at Berkeley,
at Davis, and at Santa Barbara. Students are encouraged
to see a counselor or obtain a copy of the catalog from the University
to which they plan to transfer.
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