Also, I have 2 classes that I'm not sure what to classify as. Should I put them under biochemistry?
CHEM 415 Protein Chemistry - Building upon principles in the introductory biochemistry course, this course will elaborate on protein structure and function, and cover theoretical and practical aspects related to the purification, quantification, characterization, and modification of proteins. Students will be introduced to the use of protein data banks, computer modeling and prediction of protein structure, and protein design. Prerequisites: Biochemistry, Biochemistry Laboratory, Physical Biochemistry, and Physical Biochemistry Laboratory
CHEM 420 Bioseparations - This laboratory-intensive course focuses on methods used to isolate biological molecules and cellular structures. Theory, instrumentation and protocols of chromatography, dialysis, filtration, centrifugation, electrophoresis and cell sorting will be covered. Prerequisites: Biochemistry, Biochemistry Laboratory
http://www4.esu.edu/academics/catalog/undergraduate/chemistry.cfm#o6797