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Chemistry I is an introduction to the substances that make up matter and the changes they undergo. It covers the structure of atoms, how elements combine to form molecules and compounds, how chemical reactions are balanced and measured, and how energy, bonding, gases, and physical properties fit into that picture.
Chemistry I is delivered in a self-paced online format with video lessons, quizzes, assignments, and a final exam weighted 20% Quizzes, 30% Assignments, and 50% Final Exam. That structure gives you a clear path through the material on atoms, bonding, gases, reactions, and measurement while you work toward a transcripted grade. Once completed, the transcript can be reviewed by TESU and recognized as CHE-1110 – General Chemistry I, a named course equivalency in the TESU catalog.
The course builds practical chemistry skills that support careful problem-solving, lab awareness, and data interpretation, which are useful in science-related work and in any setting where accuracy matters. At TESU, that credit can fit into degree planning for programs such as the Associate of Arts or Bachelor of Arts, where CHE-1110 – General Chemistry I may help satisfy a specific course need rather than just serving as elective credit.
After you finish Chemistry I, the transcript is sent for TESU review and the registrar applies the credit as CHE-1110 – General Chemistry I when it matches the course equivalency. Because this is a named course equivalency, it can do more in a TESU degree plan than an elective-only transfer; it may satisfy the General Chemistry I requirement where that course is needed. TESU accepts up to 90 transfer credits, so this course can be part of a larger transfer strategy within an Associate of Arts or Bachelor of Arts pathway. TESU also has a flexible transfer policy and accepts ACE and NCCRS recommendations, which is why this kind of transfer credit is commonly used in planning.
This course is a fit for students planning ahead for TESU and wanting a clear, named transfer result: CHE-1110 – General Chemistry I. It is especially useful for degree completers, adults returning to school, and students who want to manage cost and pacing while staying within TESU’s transfer framework, which allows up to 90 credits to transfer. It is not the best choice for someone who needs immediate in-person lab instruction or who has not checked whether General Chemistry I is the right requirement in their TESU plan.
Thomas Edison State University has one of the most flexible transfer policies in the country and accepts ACE & NCCRS credit recommendations. With a four-year institution's credits, you can fulfill all degree requirements except two required TESU courses.
Transfer credits are never guaranteed. Final credit awards are determined solely by the receiving university's registrar.
Enroll for $250 (or use a UPI Study subscription), finish in 28–30 days, and transfer 3 credits to Thomas Edison State University.