Candidates must take all of the following courses:

BIO 201

General Biology

4

BIO 101 or BIO 111

CHM 112

BIO 202

General Biology

4

BIO 201, CHM 112

BIO 202 & MTH 136

CHM 112

Basic Chemistry

3

MTH 136

CHM 201

General Chemistry I

4

CHM 112, MTH 151

CHM 202

General Chemistry II

4

CHM 201, MTH 202 (substitute approved by Department Chairperson)

Candidates  must select one (1) of the following: Option 1 or 2 (11 credits each)

Option 1

BIO 302

Genetics

4

BIO 202, CHM 201 & MTH 136

BIOL 302

BIO 340

Plant Science/Botany

4

BIO 202, CHM 202

BIO 373

Invertebrate Zoology

4

BIO 202

BIO 375

Chordate Morphology

4

BIO 202 and CHM 202

BIOL 375

BIO 376

Chordate Development

4

BIO 202 and CHM 202

BIO 403

Microbiology

4

BIO 202, CHM 202 and a 300 level Biology course with a lab

BIOL 403

BIO 461

Molecular Biology

4

BIO 201, BIO 202, BIO 302, CHM 303 and MTH 201 substitute approved by Department Chairperson

BIOL 461

BIO 462

Microbial Physiology

4

BIO 403, CHM 304, and a 300 level Biology course with a lab

BIO 481

Human Physiology

BIO 202, 300 level Biology course with lab & CHM 303

BIO 491

Cell Biology

3

A 300 level Biology course with lab

CHM 303

Option 2

BIO 370

Principles of Environmental Science

3

BIO 202 or BIO 252 and CM 201 or CHM 202

ENVS 203

Environmental Law

3

Completion of Math and Language basic skills

ENVS 400

Natural Resource and Conservation

3

ENVS 200 and ENVS 203

ENVS 200

Environmental Health Issues

3

Completion of math and language basic skills

ENVS 301

Air, Water Pollution

3

ENVS 200 and CHM 201

ENVS 313

Waste Management

3

ENVS 200 and CHM 201

ENVS 405

Pollution Control and Prevention

3

ENVS 200 or  ENVS 313