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CHEM 111 General Chemistry
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CHEM 221 Organic Chemistry
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CHEM 321 Organic Chemistry II
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CHEM 331 Equilibrium and Analysis
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CHEM 351 Biochemistry
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CHEM 341 Thermodynamics and Kinetics (recommended)
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CHEM 361 Inorganic Chemistry
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CHEM 371 Environmental Chemistry and Toxicology
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CHEM 431 Advanced Analytical Chemistry
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BIOL 112 Cells, Genes and Inheritance
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BIOL 341 Cell Physiology
At least one course from each of the two lists that follow, totaling at least 7 credits:
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BIOL 226 Biological Diversity
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BIOL 356 Developmental Biology
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BIOL 461 Microbiology
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BIOL 462 Parasitology
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BIOL 343 Immunology
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BIOL 345 Anatomy and Physiology of Excitable Cells and Systems OR
BIOL 347 Anatomy and Physiology of Metabolism and Endocrinology
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BIOL 464 Advanced Cell Physiology
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BIOL 465 Advanced Cell Physiology Laboratory
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BIOL 466 Molecular Genetics
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Other special courses as offered by prior arrangement with Biology faculty
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MATH 180 Calculus A
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Either PHYS 125 and 225 Analytical Physics I and II (recommended); OR
PHYS 120 and 220 General Physics I and II
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Either BIOL 480 (Senior Capstone Experience) OR
CHEM 480 (Senior Capstone
Experience)
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An independent research project is also required. This may be accomplished as an independent study in Biology or Chemistry, as a summer research experience on or off campus, as an approved Ford/Knight Research Project or as a semester off-campus program such as the Oak Ridge program. Careful early planning with your adviser should be done to determine the best option for the research experience. A normal expectation is that the research be presented in a public forum.
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Comprehensive Examinations: Selected portions of BOTH the Chemistry AND
Biology majors' comprehensive examinations must be passed.