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Chemistry LabOnline College Course
A real chemistry lab you can run at home — six graded experiments, full reports, zero lab fees.
What You'll Learn
A full semester of chemistry lab — completed at your own pace, with no deadlines or fixed class times.
What You'll Be Able to Do
- Describe and explain the structure and physical properties of matter, applying the concepts of mass, volume, and density through direct measurement and analysis
- Solve quantitative problems involving the mole concept and Avogadro's number, converting between mass, moles, and number of particles using molar mass
- Determine the empirical formula of a compound from experimental mass data, and solve stoichiometric problems, including those involving the law of definite proportions
- Apply the principles of thermodynamics to laboratory problems involving heat transfer, energy conservation, and the measurement of heat flow through calorimetry
- Examine and apply separation techniques such as chromatography, calculating and interpreting Rf values to perform qualitative analysis of mixtures
- Classify acids and bases and analyze acid–base titrations, identifying the equivalence point and determining pKa values from titration-curve data
- Perform and analyze various laboratory activities related to chemistry, including accurate measurement, data collection, and the use of laboratory tools and instrumentation
- Apply scientific methodology, in all its explicit steps, to solve complex problems that are part of the laboratory activities, and evaluate experimental results to identify sources of error and uncertainty
- Communicate experimental findings through formal laboratory reporting, presenting data, calculations, and conclusions clearly and accurately
Major Course Topics
Course Details
| Course | Chemistry Lab (CHEM 111L) |
|---|---|
| Format | 100% online |
| Learning Style | Self-paced — no deadlines or class times |
| Credits | 1 College Credit |
| Lab | This IS the lab — pairs with Chemistry I |
| Prerequisites | Chemistry I lecture (take together) |
| Assessment | 25% Attendance · 25% Quizzes · 25% Assignments · 25% Final Exam |
| Estimated Completion | 2–4 weeks, self-paced |
| Credit Recommendation | NCCRS Credit Recommended |
| Transfer Information | Transferable via the credit recommendation above — your registrar can confirm your school's policy |
How It Works
Three steps from enrollment to transferable college credit — no campus visits, no application required.
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Earn College Credit
Watch short video lessons, take quizzes and the final exam — all from home, on your schedule.
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A real chemistry lab you can run at home — six graded experiments, full reports, zero lab fees.
🎯 Why It Matters
- Most universities require a laboratory component alongside a science lecture course
- Campus lab sections are the hardest to get into and carry the highest fees
- Hands-on measurement and error analysis are transferable research skills
- Zero-cost, home-based design means no lab fees and no scheduling constraints
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🚀 How This Sets You Up
- Complete 6 structured experiments with full lab reports
- Orientation covering lab rules and report format
- 6 graded quizzes plus assessed lab reports
- 60 contact hours, fully self-paced
- Designed for home completion with no specialist equipment or lab fees
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Why choose this over traditional classes?
Save time and reduce tuition costs. Many students complete prerequisites faster and shorten their time to graduation — at a fraction of the cost.
How many credits can I earn?
This course is NCCRS-recommended for 1 semester credit hour. Transfer as many credits as your university allows — students have transferred anywhere from 3 to 90+ credits depending on their school's policy.
Everything You Need to Succeed
Video-Based Lessons
HD video lectures broken into short, focused modules. Watch at your own pace — pause, rewind, replay any time.
Quizzes & Final Exam
Evaluate your understanding after every section with quizzes and a comprehensive final exam that mirrors real college assessment.
Structured College-Level Course
Structured lessons covering every topic — designed as a standard Chemistry Lab college-level course.
Official Transcript
Complete the course, request your transcript, and transfer 1 credit hour to cooperating universities. No separate exam required.
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Lifetime Access
- Full Chemistry Lab course — all chapters & lessons included
- Lifetime access — no subscription, no expiration
- Official transcript on completion
- Best if you only need this one prerequisite
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- Access this course as part of your membership
- Ideal if you're planning to complete several prerequisites
- Same NCCRS-recommended credit and official transcript
Earn 1 College Credit
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