Major Requirements
For students in Accelerated 3+programs with RFUMS or the combined program in Occupational Therapy, please refer to the curriculum in these concentrations for changes in the core and elective requirements.
Core Requirements
Course List Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
BIO 191 | GENERAL BIOLOGY I FOR SCIENCE MAJORS | 4 |
BIO 192 | GENERAL BIOLOGY II FOR SCIENCE MAJORS | 4 |
BIO 193 | GENERAL BIOLOGY III FOR SCIENCE MAJORS | 4 |
CHE 130 & CHE 131 | GENERAL CHEMISTRY I and GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY | 4 |
CHE 132 & CHE 133 | GENERAL CHEMISTRY II and GENERAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY II | 4 |
CHE 134 & CHE 135 | GENERAL CHEMISTRY III and GENERAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY III | 4 |
PSY 105 | INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY I | 4 |
PSY 106 | INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY II | 4 |
NEU 201 | INTRODUCTION TO NEUROSCIENCE | 4 |
NEU 202 | ADVANCED NEUROSCIENCE FUNDAMENTALS | 4 |
NEU 280 | RESEARCH METHODS IN NEUROSCIENCE | 4 |
NEU 390 | NEUROSCIENCE CAPSTONE | 4 |
| 4 |
BIO 206 | BIOSTATISTICS | |
PSY 240 | STATISTICS I | |
IT 223 | DATA ANALYSIS | |
MAT 242 | ELEMENTS OF STATISTICS | |
Major Electives (does not apply to Pre-Health Concentration students)
Choose between 6 to 9 major electives (24 to 36 quarter hours) depending on the selected concentration. Please refer to concentration page for required number of major electives. If a course is listed as a concentration requirement, it cannot double count as a major elective as well.
Course List Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
NEU 228 | NEUROETHICS | 4 |
NEU 256 | INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTATIONAL NEUROSCIENCE | 4 |
NEU 310 | SEMINAR IN NEUROPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY | 4 |
NEU 339 | CELLULAR NEUROBIOLOGY | 4 |
or BIO 339 | CELLULAR NEUROBIOLOGY |
NEU 350 | SENSORY NEUROSCIENCE | 4 |
NEU 351 | NEUROSCIENCE OF MOVEMENT | 4 |
NEU 360 | CONVERSATIONS WITH NEUROSCIENTISTS | 4 |
NEU 380 | SPECIAL TOPIC IN NEUROSCIENCE | 4 |
NEU 399 | INDEPENDENT STUDY IN NEUROSCIENCE | 2-4 |
BIO 201 | HUMAN ANATOMY | 4 |
BIO 210 | MICROBIOLOGY | 4 |
BIO 220 | BIOTECHNOLOGY | 4 |
BIO 250 | CELL BIOLOGY | 4 |
BIO 260 | GENETICS | 4 |
BIO 301 | ANIMAL BEHAVIOR | 4 |
BIO 307 | ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY | 4 |
or BIO 308 | HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY |
or HLTH 301 | INTEGRATED HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY-A |
BIO 330 | DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY | 4 |
BIO 340 | BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE | 4 |
BIO 341 | TOPICS IN NEUROBIOLOGY | 4 |
BIO 342 | COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE | 4 |
or PSY 379 | COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE |
BIO 360 | MOLECULAR BIOLOGY | 4 |
BIO 375 | INTRODUCTION TO PHARMACOLOGY | 4 |
or HLTH 375 | INTRODUCTION TO PHARMACOLOGY |
BIO 386 | ENDOCRINOLOGY | 4 |
CHE 230 & CHE 231 | ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I and ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I | 4 |
CHE 232 & CHE 233 | ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II and ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY II | 4 |
CHE 234 & CHE 235 | ORGANIC CHEMISTRY III and ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY III | 4 |
CHE 340 & CHE 341 | BIOCHEMISTRY I and EXPERIMENTAL BIOCHEMISTRY I | 4 |
CSC 241 | INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE I | 4 |
CSC 250 | COMPUTERS AND HUMAN INTELLIGENCE | 4 |
CSC 381 | INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING | 4 |
DSC 341 | FOUNDATIONS OF DATA SCIENCE | 4 |
HLTH 302 | INTEGRATED HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY-B | 4 |
PHY 150 | GENERAL PHYSICS I | 4 |
or PHY 170 | UNIVERSITY PHYSICS I |
PHY 151 | GENERAL PHYSICS II | 4 |
or PHY 171 | UNIVERSITY PHYSICS II |
PHY 152 | GENERAL PHYSICS III | 4 |
or PHY 172 | UNIVERSITY PHYSICS III |
PSY 303 | HUMAN DEVELOPMENT | 4 |
PSY 348 | SOCIAL COGNITION | 4 |
PSY 353 | INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AND CLINICAL SCIENCE | |
PSY 364 | HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY | 4 |
PSY 366 | BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS OF CHILDREN | 4 |
PSY 370 | SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT | 4 |
For students interested in applying to professional health programs that require Anatomy and Physiology, we recommend choosing from the combination of BIO 201 and BIO 308 or HLTH 301 and HLTH 302.
Concentration Requirements
Students must also complete the requirements from one concentration: Behavioral/Cognitive Neuroscience; Cellular/Molecular Neuroscience; Computational Neuroscience; Integrative Neuroscience; Pre-Health. Students are limited to only declaring one concentration.
Students are advised to talk with their advisor before double majoring because some major combinations are prohibited. No more than 50% of the credits that apply to one major may be drawn from another major.
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