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A Minor in Chemistry can be earned by completing six chemistry subjects.
Required Subjects
5.03 Principles of Inorganic Chemistry I
5.12 Organic Chemistry I
5.310 Laboratory Chemistry
5.60 Thermodynamics & Kinetics
Elective Subjects (choose two)
5.04 Principles of Inorganic Chemistry II
5.07 Biological Chemistry**
5.08 Biological Chemistry II
5.13 Organic Chemistry II
5.36 Biochemistry and Organic Laboratory *
5.37 Organic and Inorganic Laboratory *
5.43 Advanced Organic Chemistry
5.61 Physical Chemistry I
5.62 Physical Chemistry II
* A total of 12 units of credit from Modules in 5.36U or 5.37U satisfies one elective subject of a chemistry minor.
** 7.05 will also be accepted in place of 5.07.
To declare a chemistry minor:
Bring an up-to-date copy of your most recent MIT grade report and fill out a Minor Application form. Leave the completed form and grade report with Mary Turner in the Chemistry Education Office, Room 2-204, x3-7271.
Subjects required for a minor are discussed above.
If you have academic questions, contact the Chemistry Minor Advisor, Professor John Essigmann (Room 56-669B, x3-6227).
By the third week of your final semester you must fill out a Minor Completion Form.
Bring an up-to-date copy of your most recent MIT grade report and a completed Minor Completion Form. to the Chemistry Education Office, 2-204.
Minor Completion Forms can be obtained from the Registrar, the School of Science Office, and the Chemistry Education Office. For additional information, please contact the Chemistry Education Office, Room 2-204, x3-7271.
If you do not complete this final step by the third week of your final semester, your minor degree may not appear on your diploma.
For administrative information about the Chemistry Minor Program, contact:
Ms. Mary Turner
maturner@mit.edu
Rm 2-204, x3-7271
For academic information about the Chemistry Minor Program, contact:
John Essigmann
jessig@mit.edu
Rm 56-669B, x3-6227 For a general description of the Minor Program, refer to the MIT Course Bulletin's information on Minors.
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