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Preparatory Chemistry Chem 101

BEN U ACADEMIC College Prep
CHEM 101
Preparatory Chemistry

 

Introduces students to fundamental chemical concepts and quantitative problem-solving skills in chemistry. Topics include atomic theory, chemical nomenclature, the periodic table, stoichiometry, atomic structure, and chemical bonding.

 

Credits: 3 semester units
Course capacity: 30 students
Course length: 16 weeks

 

Course cost: The electronic textbook is provided as part of the course cost. A hardcopy textbook is available for you to purchase at your own expense (estimated cost $190). You are also responsible for the calculator needed for this course. TI-30Xa calculator is required.

 

Student support: Your instructor is available to assist you with your questions. Students receive support from class peers through interaction using the discussion board. You will have access to a variety of study tools including a tutoring program that provides audio files to review (even on your mobile device). CSUSM provides technical support. Your BHMT Career Development Coach is available to assist you with your career and education planning, and also navigating through obstacles you may encounter during the course. Be sure to discuss the course and it’s time requirements with your family, friends and coworkers.

 

Student orientation (required): Students are required to attend a Preparatory Chemistry Student Orientation (to be scheduled a few weeks prior to the course start date). Once registered students will receive an email with orientation details

 

Course Transfer of Credit
It is your responsibility to explore the transferability of CHEM101 and CHEM 106/106L with the school and academic program you intend to pursue

Who Should Enroll?

Preparatory Chemistry (CHEM 101) is intended to prepare pre-health profession students for Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry. Preparatory Chemistry is the first part of a year course intended for those who need general chemistry, organic chemistry and biochemistry course work to fulfill this prerequisite course and lab requirement for an academic program such as Nursing, Allied Health, or other healthcare programs. Successful completion of Preparatory Chemistry (a C grade or higher) is required to enroll in the second half of this course, Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry and accompanying laboratory (CHEM 106L).

 

Online Learning Readiness Quiz
This Online Learning Readiness Quiz provided by CSUSM is a tool that can help you determine how ready you are for online learning. It’s a brief quiz with immediate results.

 

 

Transferability Requirement

BHMT participants are responsible for making sure selected course(s) will transfer to the accepting institution.

How Do I Register?
  1. Complete the registration below
  2. Highly Recommended: the Preparatory Chemistry Practice Course

PLEASE NOTE: BHMT will use your available KP tuition reimbursement funds for eligible tuition, fees and materials expenses. If available tuition reimbursement funds are not sufficient to cover expenses, BHMT will cover the remainder at no cost to you.

 
 
REGISTER

 

 

Note: If you have registration questions or technical issues please email Elizabeth Rosales, CSUSM Program Services.

Requirements
ELIGIBILITY
PREREQUISITES
COMPUTER

  • You must be a KP Union Alliance or Coalition Employee with “active” KP employment status.
  • You must have completed your probationary period.
  • You must be a BHMT eligible part-time or full-time KP benefited employee.
  • Open to all regions.

  • None.

  • High speed Internet connection.
  • If you don’t have access to a reliable computer, we can lend you one! Learn more.
  • Preferred PC Browser
    Firefox
  • Mac Browser & Other PC Browsers
    Safari 6
    Internet Explorer 8 or above (IE 11 preferred)
    Chrome

 

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Review the Student Resources for Online and Face-to-Face Courses to ensure you have the technology requirements to be successful in your course. Your instructor might require other software in your courses. Check the syllabus or with your instructor at the start of the semester about the specific technological requirements of each course.

 

Academic Calendar

2018 CSUSM Academic Calendar

SESSIONS

SPRING SESSION

January 22 – May 11, 2018

last day to drop and not receive a “W”: Feb 2

last day to drop and receive a “W”: Feb 16

 

Finals week: May 12 – 17, 2018

FALL SESSION

August 27 – December 10, 2018

last day to drop and not receive a “W”: Sept. 10

last day to drop and receive a “W”: Sept. 21

 

Finals week: December 10 – 15, 2018

2018 CSUSM Academic Calendar

SESSIONS

SPRING SESSION

January 22 – May 11, 2018

last day to drop and not receive a “W”: Feb 2

last day to drop and receive a “W”: Feb 16

 

Finals week: May 12 – 17, 2018

FALL SESSION

August 27 – December 10, 2018

last day to drop and not receive a “W”: Sept. 10

last day to drop and receive a “W”: Sept. 21

 

Finals week: December 10 – 15, 2018

 

 

 

 

 

 

Student Agreement

This program and participation is governed by the terms of the BHMT Student Agreement. Please take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the student agreement; by registering and participating in this program you are agreeing to comply with it.

 

Unsuccessful Course Completion and Dropped Class Policy

Ben U programs require your time and effort on a consistent basis as well as communicating with the course instructor, tutor, or BHMT Career Development Coach if you are having difficulties or conflicts. Should you not complete your program successfully with a ‘C’ or better, pass, or drop the course by the institution’s 1st drop date, your participation in Trust programs may be suspended for a period of twelve months.