Whether you wish to be an industrial or academic chemist, or prefer a career in medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, pharmacy, or other health-related specialty, chemistry is good preparation.

A majority of Stetson chemistry graduates go on to attend a medical or other health-related professional school, but many pursue advanced degrees in chemistry and then enter teaching or chemical research positions. Others enter government and industry directly, with the B.S. degree, working in areas such as quality control, environmental analysis, and chemical sales. Chemists are in demand, and salaries are good.

Successful Chemistry/Biochemistry graduates include:

Taylor Lewis - (Biochemistry 2007), University of Florida Medical School.

Gail Ferek - (Biochemistry 2007), University of Florida Medical School.

Krystal Bedard - (Biochemistry 2006), applying to U.S. medical schools.

Shayla Giles - (Biochemistry/Chemistry 2006), applying to graduate programs in pharmacology in pursuit of a Ph.D.

Becky O'Neill - (Biochemistry 2006), applying to pharmacy programs in pursuit of a Pharm. D.

Daivd Piechocki - (Chemistry, 2006 ), Stetson Law School.

Amy Luce (Biochemistry, 2005), University of Florida Dental School.

Chris Stefancik (Chemistry, 2005), University of Florida.

Courtney Rouhier (Biochemistry, 2005), University of Florida Veterinary School.

Erin Hurley - (Chemistry, 2004), Notre Dame University.

Kristin Margadonna - (Chemistry, 2004), employed at an Environmental Conservarion Lab.

Dominick Mastroianni - (Biochemistry, 2003), University of South Florida Medical School.

Sarah Soisson - (Chemistry, 2003), Texas A&M University.

Katarzyna Walosik - (Biochemistry, 2002), University of South Florida Medical School.

Kevin Maloney  - (Chemistry/Biochemistry, 2002), Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Emananiel Quiazon - (Biochemistry, 2002), University of Iowa.

Kelly Coller - (Biochemistry, 2002), Northwestern University.