Rate this school's chem program *Modern maths is calculus

>Quantum physics
>Chemistry Major

>>7728172
>still in high school

>>7728172
I was thinking of transferring there since it's an extremely cheap school, but they have some retarded course requirements.

>>7728176
Master in Physics desu senpai thinking about PhD

>>7728177
Seems pretty rigorous, I was just wondering why they needed Chem majors to take QP lol

>>7728181
who the fuck gets a masters in physics? You either exposed yourself as a moron or a liar.

>>7728163
Looks comparable to my university which is top 25 in the U.S.

>>7728188
Got it from Brown uni, so yeah.. Thought I wanted to work at an engi firm but turns out I like research more. tb h senpai

>>7728188
NEET MAD

>>7728192
>Top 25
Gonna need some proof b u d d y

>>7728198
Clemson university. I dunno what kinda proof you want, pic of my class ring?

>>7728203
>Clemson university
LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WTF is a Clemson

>>7728205
The guy's last name. I mean you can Google it if you want, I don't really care.

Is it worth transferring to the school for chem?

>>7728192
Clemson isn't even top 25 in football.

>>7728248

If you include only public universities they're in the top 25 on US News. They're also top 20 in "most innovative"

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>>7728163
Shit.

>>7728203
>Clemson
>Top 25

>>7728163
Correction: modern maths is calculus for dummies. Enjoy your liberal arts B.S.

>>7728248
...you serious, dude? They're number one in the country

>>7728275
I'm just telling you the ranking man. I don't give a shit personally, a degree is a degree to me so long as it isn't some random ass school. Be critical if you want, no skin off my nose

>>7728275
Clemson is a good school but they aren't top 25. I know that their chemistry school specifically is a top 100 school because I applied their for grad. Not amazing or anything, but still a good school with a solid reputation and a good amount of funding.

>>7728163
That is an extremely weird chem program desu. Even non ACS programs are still similar. I'm assuming the professional courses are things like research or internships right?

As far as the math goes, some schools only require their chem students to take Calc I-II. Others require that in addition to multi-variable calculus, linear algebra and diff eq. Imo if your school doesn't require the upper level math you should pick up a math minor if you want to go into graduate school, particularly if you want to do something pchem related.

>>7728172
Its a standard class for chemists. At least it is here.

>>7728552
Actually quantum is usually incorporated into pchem. Pchem is literally a conglomeration of various physics that is useful for chemist. Pchem II at most universities includes quantum.

>>7728556
Most courses I've seen has QM as its own subject. Physical chemistry is normally thermodynamics n shit.

>>7728560
Most chem programs follow the ACS standards. If they do, pchem will cover thermo, kinetics, and quantum. Non ACS schools may have quantum as its own course. I went to an ACS school so I don't know what the few that aren't do.

>>7728568
>ACS

RSC has QM as its own subject, with physical chemistry including kinetics, thermo and the like.

>>7728194
Is that the uni Emma Watson went to

>>7728163
Is this /sci/'s meme university? It looks like a normal chem degree, with a few unusual classes for extra autism, I guess.

>>7728163

Your program should look like this mate

>Term 1
Calc I
Physics I
Physics I Lab
Chem I
Programming (or proof of competence and a CS/CpE elective)
Programming Lab (see above)
Biology I

>Term 2
Calc II
Physics II
Physics II Lab
Chem II
Chem Lab
Biology II
Scientific Writing

>Term 3
Multivariable Calc
Linear Algebra
Physics III
Physics III Lab
Organic Chem I
Analytical Chem
ChemE Fundamentals

>Term 4
Ordinary Differential Equations
Probability and Statistics
Scientific Programming and Numerical Methods
Organic Chem II
Organic Chem I Lab
Chemical Thermodynamics

>Term 5
Partial Differential Equations
Quantum Mechanics
Organic Chem II Lab
Biochemistry I
Statistical Mechanics and Kinetic Chemistry
Thermal Chem Lab
Inorganic Chemistry I

>Term 6
Quantum Chemistry
Solid State Physics
Biochemistry II
Biochemistry Lab
Inorganic Chemistry II
Transport Phenomena I

>Term 7
Instrumental Analysis
Transport Phenomena II
Material Science and Engineering
Economics
[electives]

>Term 8
Computational Chemistry
Electrochemistry
Professionalism, Safety and Risk Assessment
[electives]

>>7728163
>calculus
>modern