A study of University of Washington undergraduate records shows that underrepresented students received lower grades in general chemistry -- an introductory-level course series for many STEM degrees - ...

Scientific convergence is a common theme of modern research, but undergraduate chemistry is commonly taught as an isolated discipline. Here we discuss curricular updates at three different ...

Many University of Minnesota students encounter difficulties with the introductory chemistry courses required to go on to more advanced coursework in many science majors. Instructors, for courses like ...

No academic catalog is going to define an undergraduate class as a “weed-out” or “gatekeeper” course. But these courses can come to define individual career paths, pushing some students out of STEM ...

Thinking about taking chemistry courses? You need to know: Chemistry courses are structured and must be taken in a specific order Some chemistry courses are only offered in the Fall or Spring, not ...

The purpose of CHEM P 3 is to guide you to the correct beginning chemistry course at CU Boulder. Several assessments are available in order to determine the course that is suited for you based on your ...

The CARA survey is officially CLOSED. The next CARA season will be announced in March 2026! Monitor this link for updates. CARA, Chemistry ALEKS Review and Assessment, is an online program that ...

Introductory chemistry for students who plan to major in a scientific field. Appropriate for students desiring to prepare themselves for Chemistry 1A. Emphasizes chemical nomenclature and techniques ...

What Chemistry Course Should I Take? First-year students may be placed into a chemistry course by their home department prior to arriving at Michigan Tech, but this can be adjusted during orientation ...

Almost anyone who has taken a chemistry course will tell you it can be a maddeningly complex subject. It comprises dozens of elements that can bond and interact in myriad ways, governed by several ...

Studies have shown that students from certain backgrounds are less likely than their peers to complete an undergraduate degree in science, technology, engineering or mathematics -- or STEM. These ...