Curriculum and Credit Requirements for Undergraduates

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The curriculum is composed of:

1. CORE (general education) requirements of the University of Maryland, College Park
   See the University's CORE site for a CORE course listings and requirements.
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2. Foundation subjects
   Mathematics (four semesters), physics (three semesters), chemistry (one freshman chemistry course, two organic chemistry courses, two physical chemistry courses (consisting of lecture and laboratory), and engineering sciences required of all engineering students.
3. 37 credits of ENCH courses
   These include: ENCH215, ENCH250, ENCH300, ENCH333, ENCH400, ENCH422, ENCH424, ENCH426, ENCH437, ENCH440, ENCH442, ENCH444, and ENCH446
   View the ENCH course descriptions »
4. 12 credits of ENCH technical electives
   Students must consult with an advisor on selection of appropriate courses for their particular course of study.
   View the list of undergraduate technical electives »

Minimum Degree Credits and GPA
128 credits and fulfillment of all Departmental, College, and University requirements with a cumulative grade point average of 2.0.

Advising
All students choosing Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering as their primary field must see an undergraduate advisor each semester. Appointments for advising can be made at 2113 Chemical Engineering Building, (301) 405-1935.