Unlike many other schools, undergraduates are able to develop close research-oriented relationships with professors. One excellent way to get to know the professors is to participate in undergraduate research . Students are able to have their results published in scientific literature and present the research at regional and national meetings. With these skills, students are fully prepared to enter into a number of exciting careers. Analytical chemist, biochemist, chemical engineer, nutritionist, physician, dentist, educator, and science journalist are just a few examples of what one is able to do with a chemistry major.
Many students opt to continue thier education in graduate school or law school.
Companies such as Monsanto, Bio-Kraft Company, Mallinckrodt Chemical Company, Sigma Aldrich Chemical Corporation, and BASF are just a few companies who have employed Truman students. In addition to employment at such highly credited enterprises as these, internships are also offered and many students take full advantage of them. Besides undergraduate research, there are many other opportunities for students to be involved in on-campus organizations . Return to top Foreign Lang uages The foreign language major at Truman offers a range of both Classical and Modern language programs unequaled at most moderate-sized universities. Three-year programs are offered in Greek, Italian, and Japanese.