It may surprise you to learn that chemistry is a great foundational course for many things that interest you, whether that’s climate change, nutrition, the human body, space travel or even ancient pyramids.
In chemistry classes, you learn about matter and how the world is put together. Also, you develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills that are helpful in all kinds of careers.
The chemistry faculty and staff set you up for success in several ways:
Besides all the ways the faculty will help you succeed, students who want to pursue science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) careers can graduate with an associate degree in chemistry at Normandale and then transfer and start as a junior at any Minnesota State college.
At Normandale, you’ll save money, learn in smaller chemistry classes, and enjoy teachers who focus on teaching.
Areas of chemistry you can choose to specialize in include analytical chemistry, biological chemistry, chemical engineering, inorganic or organic chemistry, and physical chemistry.
Check out this list of chemistry related careers on the American Chemical Society website. With an Associate of Science degree in chemistry at Normandale you can start as a junior at any Minnesota State college.
"It’s really great to have such direct relationships with the instructors. A lot of my friends who went directly to universities said that professors were pretty absent from their classes and they were mostly taught by T.A.s. I felt like at Normandale, because I had such great relationships with my instructors, I could start networking right away.”
Pursuing a STEM-related degree? Take advantage of the scholarship, peer support, and professional advisers available through this on-campus Academy.
Each year, the Normandale Foundation awards hundreds of scholarships that help students pay for their tuition and fees. Here you can access the Scholarship Portal and see additional external scholarship and aid opportunities.
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