Biology Major, BS

Take 20 Hours from the Following

(Must include 4 hours of 300-level laboratory components. No more than 4 hours of BCHM coursework may be counted.)

Students planning to pursue graduate training are strongly encouraged to choose BIOL 385  or BIOL 399  to fulfill one of their upper-level biology requirements.

• BCHM 322 - Metabolism and Metabolic Disease
• BCHM 323 - Venom
• BCHM 324 - Proteins Gone Awry
• BIOL 305L - Advanced Human Anatomy Lab
• BIOL 306 - Advanced Human Physiology and Pathophysiology
• BIOL 313 - Paleontology
• BIOL 321 - Genetics and Development
• BIOL 323 - Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
• BIOL 325 - Biotechnology
• BIOL 331 - Comparative Animal and Human Physiology
• BIOL 332 - Plant Physiology
• BIOL 333 - Immunology and Hematology
• BIOL 334 - Neurobiology of Disease
• BIOL 335 - Cell Physiology
• BIOL 336 - General Microbiology
• BIOL 338 - Animal Behavior
• BIOL 341 - Entomology
• BIOL 344 - Wildlife Biology and Conservation
• BIOL 345 - Ecosystem Ecology and Management
• BIOL 346 - Plant Taxonomy
• BIOL 354 - Specific Advanced Topics
• BIOL 364 - Global Health, Environment, and Sustainability
• BIOL 372 - Dutch Sustainability: Is Orange the New Green?
• BIOL 385 - Internship in Biology

• OR BIOL 399 - Undergraduate Research 

Take 4 Hours from the Following

• BIOL 395 - Perspectives in Biology
• BIOL 396 - Perspectives in Medicine

Cognates

(Some courses may fulfill Core requirements.)

DATA 102  is recommended for students intending graduate study in biology or a professional school and who do not take CS 106 .

• CHEM 101 - General Chemistry I AND CHEM 102 - General Chemistry II 

• OR CHEM 103 - Accelerated General Chemistry 

• CHEM 240 - Survey of Organic Chemistry

• OR CHEM 241 - Organic Chemistry I 

• STAT 145 - Biostatistics