All of the following Chemistry courses:
CHEM 111 General Chemistry
CHEM 221 Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 321 Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 331 Equilibrium and Analysis
CHEM 351 Biochemistry
AND
One of the following in Chemistry:
CHEM 341 Thermodynamics and Kinetics (recommended)
CHEM 361 Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 371 Environmental Chemistry and Toxicology
CHEM 431 Advanced Analytical Chemistry
AND
Both of the following Biology courses:
BIOL 112 Cells, Genes and Inheritance
BIOL 341 Cell Physiology
AND
At least one course from each of the two lists that follow, totaling at least 7 credits:
Choose one from:
BIOL 226 Biological Diversity
BIOL 460 Plant Cell Biology
BIOL 461 Microbiology
BIOL 462 Parasitology
AND choose one from:
BIOL 343 Immunology
BIOL 345 Anatomy and Physiology of Excitable Cells and Systems OR
BIOL 347 Anatomy and Physiology of Metabolism and Endocrinology
BIOL 464 Advanced Cell Physiology
BIOL 465 Advanced Cell Physiology Laboratory
BIOL 466 Molecular Genetics
Other special courses as offered by prior arrangement with Biology faculty
AND
MATH 180 Calculus A
Either PHYS 125 and 225 Analytical Physics I and II (recommended);
OR PHYS 120 and 220 General Physics I and II
Either BIOL 480 Seminar
OR CHEM 480 Seminar
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 presentation of the research in a public forum is expected.
Comprehensive Examinations must also be successfully completed.
Note: Students with AP, IB or transfer credits in Chemistry, Biology, Physics or Calculus should be in contact with a faculty member in a related program.
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