Credits required
N/A Oregon State University is on a quarter-term system. There are four quarters each year and classes are 11 weeks long. *
Cost per credit
$366 Cost per credit is calculated using tuition per credit for the current academic year. It does not include associated fees, course materials, textbook expenses, and other expenses related to courses. Courses numbered 5XX and higher are graduate level tuition.
Delivery
Online Course sequences can include classes that are delivered online, as well as a blend of online coursework with one or a few required site-based classes.
Start terms
4 per year

Online Chemistry and Lab Courses

Organic chemistry for non-chemistry majors

Organic chemistry is an upper-level sequence for students aspiring to careers in dentistry, medicine, optometry, pharmacy, chemical engineering, as well as students not majoring in chemistry, may require these additional chemistry training courses in their program of study.

Important note to pre-professional health students: the required organic chemistry lab, CH 337, is only available in person at the Corvallis or Bend campus. Some professional health schools do not allow online classes. Students are encouraged to contact the schools for their requirements.

Course # Summer Fall Winter Spring
CH 331  ✓  ✓  
CH 332  ✓   ✓ 

Review the general information, course prerequisites and overrides for CH 331 and 332 before registering.

Other chemistry classes

Course # Summer Fall Winter Spring
CH 390    

Transfer your credits

All students enrolled in Oregon State Ecampus classes pay in-state tuition, making online classes affordable and flexible. It is important to note that Oregon State University runs on a quarter system. If you are transferring credits be sure to confirm the transfer policy of your home institution. Learn more about transferring credits.

Need more information about registering for chemistry classes?

1. Review the admissions process for nondegree-seeking students
2. Learn more about the override and prerequisite process
3. Follow the steps in the Getting Started Guide for newly admitted students

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