Paradigm for a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Biology
Servicing
those students interested in pre-health science areas such as allopathic/osteopathic
medicine, dentistry, podiatry, optometry, chiropractic, PT/OT,
veterinary medicine, and Physician Assistant programs. This would
also include all
persons interested in pursuing a career in scientific research.
FRESHMAN YEAR |
|
FALL |
SPRING |
| General Biology I (02-110), Lab (02-111) | General Biology II (02-115), Lab (02-116) |
| General Chemistry I (03-110), Lab (03-111) | General Chemistry II (03-115), Lab (03-116) |
| Calculus I (13-200) | |
SOPHOMORE YEAR |
|
FALL |
SPRING |
| Genetics (02-220), Lab (02-221) | Microbiology (02-224), Lab (02-226) |
| Organic Chem I (03-220), Lab (03-221) | Organic Chem II (03-225), Lab (03-226) |
JUNIOR YEAR |
|
FALL |
SPRING |
| Biochemistry I (02-335), Lab (02-356) | Biology Elective |
| Physics I (17-200), Lab (17-201) | Physics II (17-205), Lab (17-206) |
SENIOR YEAR |
|
FALL |
SPRING |
| Biometry (02-320) Molecular Cell | Biology (02-305), Lab (02-306) |
| Ecology (02-315), Lab (02-316) | Biology Elective |
| Research Methods (02-496) – Fall or Spring | Biology Elective |
Biology Electives Include:
Biochemistry II: Biochemistry of Nutrition (02-357) and lab (02-358),
Invertebrate Zoology (02-405), Advanced Human Anatomy and Physiology (02-335),
Case Studies in Human Physiology (02-336), Medical Microbiology (02-425),
Immunology (02-426), Scientific Ethics (02-435), Botany (02-420) and lab
(02-422), Special Topics (02-497).
Notes:
In the event that FOUR YEARS of high school mathematics were NOT taken (including
pre-calculus), Math Analysis (13-120) must be taken concurrently with General
Chemistry I (03-110). Similarly, if testing indicates the need to enroll
in The Sentence and Paragraph (06-102), or The Essay
(06-103), this class
must be taken during the first semester.
