Chemistry is one of the minigame classes at Bullworth Academy and is taught by Dr. Watts. It involves the player pushing specific buttons as they pass through the box on the screen. The five chemistry classes occur during the mornings and give the player greater access to weapons at the chemistry set in Jimmy's dorm room.

Scholarship Edition changes

The Wii version of Chemistry is changed drastically from the original Bully, where it is virtually identical to the gameplay during Shop. Instead of hitting buttons at the proper time, the player has to make certain motions with the Wii-mote and Nunchuk. Jimmy's actions on screen correspond with the action requested by the player. For example, if the player is asked to make a back-and-forth motion with the nunchuk, Jimmy stirs the experiment he's working on. The music has also been remixed; it is now clearer, louder and slightly different in tone.

On the Apple and Android versions of Bully, the player must tap one of the four buttons that passes through the box. The buttons depict of a blue bottle (upper-left), a yellow magnifying glass (lower-left), a green test tube (upper-right), and a red chemical bottle (lower-right).

If the player does not select the correct button or fails to push it in due time, they have two chances of restarting. After three unsuccessful attempts, the player will fail the class.

Rewards

Gallery

Dr. Watts congratulating Jimmy for finishing his Chemistry classes, allowing Jimmy to join Chemistry class anytime for "extra credits".

Fifth and final class of Chemistry rewards; chemistry set is available anytime.

Video Walkthrough

Oversights

• When the player is loading into the class, if they're holding the left stick down or holding S, Jimmy will fall to the world border and be knocked out. This happens because there is a special trigger in front of the door that teleports the player back into the school interior, and there is a short window of opportunity before the controls are disabled where the player can walk into this trigger. Normally, the player will be soft-locked and unable to move after respawning in the school, but on rare occasions, the player can spawn inside of the class room, free to roam around.

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