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CHEM 1602 - Basic Chemistry for the Health Sciences

Units: 4
A two quarter, terminal sequence in chemistry for students preparing for careers in health-related sciences including nursing. CHEM 1602: basic organic chemistry and introduction to biochemistry. Does not satisfy chemistry requirement for physical science, geology, physics or biology B.S. majors. Prerequisites: CHEM 1601  or CHEM 1605 ; A score of 42 or above on the Entry Level Math Test or a college level math score on the SAT, ACT or AP exam or the equivalent.


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