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To become a chemist, you can major in chemistry or a related discipline, such as physical science, life science or engineering. Required courses typically include inorganic and organic chemistry, biology, physics, mathematics and computer science. If you are interested in an environmental career, you may want to consider also taking courses in environmental studies, soil chemistry and related subjects.
Gaining practical experience in chemistry can be advantageous when seeking employment or applying to graduate school. While earning your bachelor's degree, you may want to consider participating in an internship or work-study program. Doing so can help you develop the skills necessary to succeed as a chemist.