The chemistry content core
Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry I, Analytical Chemistry with Lab, Physical Chemistry I, and General Chemistry II with Lab: the courses that stall most self-paced students, completed on the weekly clear list.
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Coursework Ninja completes the WGU B.S. Science Education (Secondary Chemistry) academic load: organic chemistry, biochemistry, analytical and physical chemistry assessments finished, general science labs cleared, secondary science methods PAs delivered to the rubric, paced around clinical and student-teaching windows, with remaining academic CUs done in 6 months or you do not pay. The bachelor's package is $3,000 flat. Coursework Ninja is independent and not affiliated with Western Governors University.
The B.S. Science Education (Secondary Chemistry) is 40 courses to a secondary chemistry teaching license: organic chemistry, biochemistry, analytical chemistry with lab, and physical chemistry, sitting on a base of physics, biology, and earth science, plus teaching methods, clinicals, and a student-teaching term. Organic chemistry alone has ended more completion plans than any other course in the science lineup.
We complete the academic load: the chemistry content assessments and lab courses, the general science base, and the secondary methods PAs, sequenced around clinical and student-teaching windows on a written weekly schedule. Live classroom requirements stay with you. Remaining academic CUs finished in 6 months under the agreed plan, or you do not pay.
Every full package includes the written 6-month guarantee: we finish the remaining CUs under the agreed plan, or you do not pay. Packages: Bachelor's $3,000 · Master's $3,500 · both $5,500 · single assessments from $99.
Coverage
Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry I, Analytical Chemistry with Lab, Physical Chemistry I, and General Chemistry II with Lab: the courses that stall most self-paced students, completed on the weekly clear list.
General Physics I, General Biology I, General Chemistry I, and General Earth Science I with their labs, plus college algebra and precalculus, cleared systematically at the front of the plan.
Secondary Chemistry Curriculum, Secondary Science Teaching Methods, Three Dimensional Science and Engineering, and Secondary Disciplinary Literacy: rubric-scored teaching artifacts produced and revised until they pass.
The seven-course professional core and portfolio coursework, sequenced around early clinical, advanced clinical, and student-teaching windows, which stay with you as live requirements.
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Send the course code on Telegram or WhatsApp. Single-course completions start at $99 with a fixed quote in writing before any work begins.
Course map
Course names, codes, and order below are verified against WGU's September 2026 Institutional Catalog: the full 40-course, 124-CU BSSESC 202603 table, terms 1 through 9, ending in the student-teaching year that always stays with the student. Assessment labels reflect typical OA/PA patterns for the course type; exact task mix can shift by catalog year.
| Course | Assessment | Where students stall |
|---|---|---|
| The Professional EducatorD663 | Paper (PA) | Term 1 opener; good first clear on a weekly plan |
| Composition: Writing with a StrategyD269 | Paper (PA) | Term 1; good first clear on a weekly plan |
| Introduction to Communication: Connecting with OthersD268 | Paper (PA) | Term 1; cleared on the weekly plan instead of drifting |
| Learners and Learning ScienceD664 | Paper (PA) | Term 1; cleared on the weekly plan instead of drifting |
| Composition: Successful Self-ExpressionD270 | Paper (PA) | Term 2; cleared on the weekly plan instead of drifting |
| General Earth Science ID847 | Proctored OA | Term 2; the first science content course of the shared block |
| General Earth Science I LabD848 | Project PA | Term 2; 1 CU, the first simulated lab report |
| Personalized Learning for Inclusive ClassroomsD662 | Paper (PA) | Term 2; cleared on the weekly plan instead of drifting |
| Statistical Data LiteracyD772 | Proctored OA | Term 2; the data course the chemistry labs build on |
| Creating Positive Learning EnvironmentsD661 | Paper (PA) | Term 3; cleared on the weekly plan instead of drifting |
| Introduction to Systems Thinking and ApplicationsD459 | Paper (PA) | Term 3; cleared on the weekly plan instead of drifting |
| General Biology ID849 | Proctored OA | Term 3; the life-science base of the shared block |
| General Biology I LabD850 | Project PA | Term 3; 1 CU beside D849 |
| Planning Instructional Strategies for Meaningful LearningD658 | Paper (PA) | Term 3; cleared on the weekly plan instead of drifting |
| Technology and Ethics: Emerging Trends and SocietyD773 | Paper (PA) | Term 4; cleared on the weekly plan instead of drifting |
| Assessing and Monitoring Student LearningD659 | Paper (PA) | Term 4; cleared on the weekly plan instead of drifting |
| College AlgebraC278 | Proctored OA | Term 4, 4 CUs; the math gate the chemistry row quantifies on |
| Instructional Technology and Online PedagogyD660 | Paper (PA) | Term 4; cleared on the weekly plan instead of drifting |
| General Chemistry ID843 | Proctored OA | Term 5; the chemistry chain starts here |
| General Chemistry I LabD844 | Project PA | Term 5; 1 CU beside D843 |
| American Politics and the US ConstitutionC963 | Proctored OA | Term 5; cleared on the weekly plan instead of drifting |
| PrecalculusD667 | Proctored OA | Term 5, 4 CUs; the catalog names College Algebra as its prerequisite |
| General Secondary MethodsD807 | Paper (PA) | Term 5; the first methods PA, submitted early for feedback |
| Three Dimensional Science and EngineeringD874 | Paper (PA) | Term 6; the catalog-stated integrated performance assessment task |
| General Physics ID845 | Proctored OA | Term 6; the physics base beside the chemistry chain |
| General Physics I LabD846 | Project PA | Term 6; 1 CU beside D845 |
| Early Clinical in Secondary EducationD707 | Field / clinical (you) | Live classroom observation stays with you; we clear the written work around it |
| General Chemistry II with LabD866 | Proctored OA | Term 6, 4 CUs; the lab sits inside this code |
| Secondary Literacy Methods and InterventionsD769 | Paper (PA) | Term 7; the MTSS reading course of the secondary tables |
| Analytical Chemistry with LabD868 | Proctored OA | Term 7, 4 CUs; five technique families and a stated math prerequisite per the description |
| Secondary Science Teaching MethodsD875 | Paper (PA) | Term 7; the D874 sequel with the catalog 7-of-51 clinical-hours note |
| Physical Chemistry ID870 | Proctored OA | Term 7; thermodynamics and kinetics with description-stated virtual labs |
| Laboratory SafetyD873 | Paper (PA) | Term 8; 1 CU, cleared on the weekly plan instead of drifting |
| Organic ChemistryD867 | Proctored OA | Term 8; the row's plan-ender, nomenclature through spectroscopic techniques |
| Biochemistry ID869 | Proctored OA | Term 8; macromolecules, enzymes, and the three named metabolic pathways |
| Secondary Chemistry CurriculumD871 | Paper (PA) | Term 8; the Praxis-aligned synthesis closer, no prerequisites stated |
| Secondary Disciplinary LiteracyD805 | Paper (PA) | Term 8; protect buffer weeks for revisions |
| Advanced Clinical in Secondary EducationD709 | Field / clinical (you) | Live classroom work stays with you; we clear the written work around it |
| Student Teaching I in Secondary EducationD721 | Field / clinical (you) | Full-time supervised teaching; academic CUs close before it starts |
| Student Teaching II in Secondary EducationD722 | Field / clinical (you) | Full-time supervised teaching; academic CUs close before it starts |
Stuck on one of these right now?
Send the course code on Telegram or WhatsApp. Single-course completions start at $99 with a fixed quote in writing before any work begins.
Certifications and transfers
Student teaching, preclinical experiences, demo teaching, or clinical/practicum hours stay with you. We complete the academic assessments and papers around those pieces, confirmed in writing at intake. Transfer credit varies by transcript. Our completion fee is separate from WGU tuition.
Career outcomes
Chemistry is one of the smallest applicant pools in secondary teaching: districts routinely post chemistry openings for months. National BLS medians for secondary teachers are below.
| Role (BLS occupation) | 2024 median pay | Projected growth 2024-34 |
|---|---|---|
| High school teachers | $64,580 | 2% decline |
| Middle school teachers | $62,970 | 2% decline |
Figures are U.S. national medians from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook: 2024 median annual pay and projected employment change from 2024 to 2034. Pay varies by state, employer, and experience. What happens after a WGU degree: employers, salary surveys, and the already-employed vs career-changer split.
Bottlenecks
What we see most from future chemistry teachers:
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The plan
Months 1-2
Math prerequisites and the general science base cleared first, with General Chemistry II and the first methods PA moving early so feedback arrives immediately.
Months 3-4
Organic chemistry, biochemistry, and analytical chemistry on weekly clears, paced around clinical windows and the school calendar, methods PAs interleaved.
Months 5-6
Physical chemistry and the remaining academic CUs close before student teaching peaks. Revision buffer protected; the finish date holds in writing.
Guides
No. Clinical experiences, observation hours, and student teaching are live, supervised requirements and stay with you. We complete the academic assessments: chemistry OAs, lab reports, and methods PAs.
Yes. The chemistry core is completed on the standard done-for-you plan, with assessments handled on the weekly schedule and proctored environments managed when a course requires them.
The bachelor's package is $3,000 flat, which covers the agreed remaining academic CUs with the written 6-month finish guarantee. A single blocking course starts at $99 with a fixed quote first. Coursework Ninja is independent of WGU.
That profile is common and it is exactly what the service exists for: you bring the subject knowledge, we produce the rubric-grade writing for methods PAs and lab reports, and the plan keeps exams and papers alternating so neither piles up.
The program leads to initial secondary chemistry licensure, and WGU designs it for eligibility across the United States. State testing requirements vary; those exams, clinicals, and student teaching remain yours.
Per the September 2026 catalog, the shared science block opens with General Earth Science I and its lab (D847 and D848, ESCI 1010 and ESCI 1011) in term 2, covering the whole planet from the solar system to sustainability plus the first simulated lab report, with General Biology I and its lab (D849 and D850) following in term 3 before General Chemistry I and its lab (D843 and D844) arrive in term 5. The earth science pair is where future chemistry teachers build the report discipline the later labs grade harder, and both now have their own completion pages linked below.
Per the September 2026 catalog, the chemistry content core of this 40-course, 124-CU table is now mapped end to end: D866 General Chemistry II with Lab (CHEM 3000, 4 CUs) in term 6 following the D843 and D844 pair in term 5, D868 Analytical Chemistry with Lab (CHEM 3020, 4 CUs) and D870 Physical Chemistry I (CHEM 3040, 3 CUs) in term 7, and the term-8 closing row of D867 Organic Chemistry (CHEM 3010, 3 CUs), D869 Biochemistry I (CHEM 3030, 3 CUs), and D871 Secondary Chemistry Curriculum (EDUC 3080, 3 CUs) beside D805 Secondary Disciplinary Literacy, the last content row before the clinical and student-teaching terms that stay with you. All six have their own completion pages linked below, and the Chemistry endorsement program for licensed teachers runs the same six courses compressed into three terms. Singles start at $99, and the $3,000 bachelor's package covers the whole remaining list under the written 6-month guarantee.
Coursework Ninja is an independent done-for-you degree completion service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Western Governors University.
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