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Program Requirements Overview

This document outlines a 15.5 credit program consisting of courses taken over 4 semesters and 3 summers. It lists the courses that will be taken each term to fulfill the requirements and earn the necessary credits to complete the program, which includes introductory chemistry, calculus, physics, biology, genetics, physiology and psychology courses.

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Program Requirements Overview

This document outlines a 15.5 credit program consisting of courses taken over 4 semesters and 3 summers. It lists the courses that will be taken each term to fulfill the requirements and earn the necessary credits to complete the program, which includes introductory chemistry, calculus, physics, biology, genetics, physiology and psychology courses.

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Program Requirements: 

This Program consists of 15.5 credits.


Already Have 2.5 Credits

*CHMA11H Introductory Chemistry II: Reactions and Mechanisms


*1.0 Credit of Introductory Calculus Courses
*PSYA02H Introductory Psychology: Part II
*BIOB31H Plant Physiology
2.5 Credits

Summer 2011
PHYA22H Introduction to Physics IB
BIOB10Y  Biology and Molecular Aspects of Genetic Processes
BIOB30H Mammalian Physiology I
BIOB32H Animal Physiology Laboratory
2.5 Credits

Fall 2011
BIOB51H Evolutionary Biology
BIOB33H Human Development and Anatomy Laboratory
CHMB41H Organic Chemistry I
PSYB07H Data Analysis in Psychology
BIOC19H Animal Developmental Biology
2.5 Credits

Winter 2012
BIOB50H Ecology
CHMB42H Organic Chemistry II
BIOC16H Evolutionary Genetics and Genomics 
BIOC17H Microbiology: The Bacterial Cell
BIOC33H Mammalian Physiology II: Lecture and Laboratory
2.5 Credits

Summer 2012
BIOC15H Genetics
BIOC21H Vertebrate Histology: Cells and Tissues
PSYB30H3 Personality 
1.5 Credits

Fall 2012
BIOC58H Consequences of Global Change
BIOD43H Exercise Physiology
BIOD65H Pathologies of the Nervous System
1.5 Credits

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