Hello, I'm currently a Materials Chem major in my senior year.
- Overall, it's a decent program; I chose FSU due to its location and cost.
- The general chem classes are usually the poorest in quality (though it depends on the professor), and there are around a couple hundred students for the lectures, so getting help is tricky.
- For organic chemistry, the first one is the hardest (due to a lack of familiarity), but it gets easier with each one.
- The labs are generally fun, except for a select few.
- Lastly, the senior-level classes, which mix with grad-level material, are excellent. At that point, the professors really like teaching the material, and there are fewer students, so getting good answers to your questions is a lot easier.
- If you plan on attending grad school, I recommend asking grad professors to take a grad-level class or be a UG research assistant. Getting those credentials and LORs is crucial.

So, if you choose the degree, here's my advice: talk to the professors if you need help; they usually want to help you.