III. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
Contents
8-Semester Plans ......................................................................................................................... 2
Biomedical Concentration ...................................................................................................... 2
Cellular Concentration ............................................................................................................ 3
Ecological Concentration ....................................................................................................... 4
General Concentration ........................................................................................................... 5
Organismal Concentration ...................................................................................................... 6
Biology with Secondary Teaching Certification..................................................................... 7
Biopsychology ........................................................................................................................ 8
Environmental Science ........................................................................................................... 9
Molecular Biology ................................................................................................................ 10
Sustainability Studies (Sustainable Agriculture) (B.A.) ....................................................... 11
III. Biological Sciences 2015
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8-Semester Plans
Biology Curriculum
Biomedical Concentration
Course #
BIOL 160
CHEM 105
IDFY 101
COMM 105
Course name
First Year – Fall
Molecular and Cellular Biology
General Chemistry I
First Year Seminar*
Oral Communication*
BIOL 260
CHEM 309
MATH 108
ENGL XXX
LANG XXX
Sophomore – Fall
Genetics and Development
Organic Chemistry I
Intuitive Calculus
Literature*
2nd Language
Credits
4
4
3
3
TOTAL
BIOL 161
BIOL 162
CHEM 106
IDCR 151
WELL XXX
LANG XXX
Course name
First Year – Spring
Animal Form and Function (J-Term)
Plant Form and Function
General Chemistry II
Created and Called for Community*
Wellness Course*
1st Language*
BIOL 262
CHEM 310
BIBL 2XX
STAT 269
LANG XXX
Sophomore – Spring
Ecology and Adaptation
Organic Chemistry II
Encountering the Bible*
Introductory Statistics
3rd Language or Cross-Cultural*
BIOL 38X
BIOL 393
HIST XXX
IDNW XXX
Varies
Junior – Spring
Microbiology
Research Methods
History*
Non-Western Studies*
Art, Music, Theatre or Dance*
BIOL 495
BIOL XXX
THEO/RELI
Varies
Varies
Senior – Spring
Natural Sciences Capstone
Biomedical elective
Christian Beliefs*
Elective
Elective
14
3
4
4
3
3
TOTAL
Course #
Physiology
Introduction to Physics
Philosophy*
Social Science*
17
BIOL XXX
BIOL XXX
BIOL 422
IDS XXX
Varies
Senior – Fall
Biodiv./Adaptation Elective
Biomedical elective
Senior Research
Ethics/World Views/Pluralism*
Elective
4
4
3
3
TOTAL
17
4
1
3
2-3
3
TOTAL 13-14
TOTAL 13-15
*QuEST requirement
3
3-4
3
3
3
TOTAL 15-16
Students must have a minimum of 17 credits in their concentration. They must also have three 300/400 level lab courses OR
two 300/400 level lab courses and one BIOL course with extensive field experience (BIOL 218, 269, 290, or 297) within the
major. Lab courses must be BIOL courses or CHEM 410.
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4
4
3
3
3
TOTAL
14
3-4
3-4
1-2
3
3
3
3
4
3
1
3
TOTAL
Junior – Fall
BIOL 385
PHYS 201
PHIL 10X
varies
Credits
2
Biology Curriculum
Cellular Concentration
8 Semester Plan
Course #
BIOL 160
CHEM 105
IDFY 101
COMM 105
Course name
First Year – Fall
Molecular and Cellular Biology
General Chemistry I
First Year Seminar*
Oral Communication*
Credits
BIOL 260
CHEM 309
ENGL XXX
LANG XXX
MATH 108
Sophomore – Fall
Genetics and Development
Organic Chemistry I
Literature*
2nd Language
Intuitive Calculus
BIOL 413
Junior – Fall
Molecular Biology
4
PHYS 201
PHIL 10X
Varies
Introduction to Physics
Philosophy*
Social Science*
4
3
3
BIOL XXX
BIOL XXX
BIOL 422
IDS XXX
Varies
Senior – Fall
Biodiversity/Adaptation Elective
Integrative Elective
Senior Research
Ethics/World Views/Pluralism*
Elective
4
4
3
3
TOTAL
TOTAL
BIOL 161
BIOL 162
CHEM 106
IDCR 151
WELL XXX
LANG XXX
Course name
First Year – Spring
Animal Form and Function (J-Term)
Plant Form and Function
General Chemistry II
Created and Called for Community*
WellnessCourse*
1st Language*
BIBL 2XX
BIOL 262
CHEM 310
STAT 269
LANG XXX
Sophomore – Spring
Encountering the Bible*
Ecology and Adaptation
Organic Chemistry II
Introductory Statistics
3rd Language or Cross-Cultural*
BIOL 412 or
BIOL 417
BIOL 393
HIST XXX
IDNW XXX
Varies
Junior – Spring
Cellular Biology OR
Molecular Genetics
Research Methods
History*
Non-Western Studies*
Art, Music, Theatre or Dance*
BIOL 495
BIOL XXX
THEO/RELI
Varies
Varies
Senior – Spring
Natural Sciences Capstone
Cellular Biology elective
Christian Beliefs*
Elective
Elective
14
3
4
3
3
4
TOTAL
Course #
3
3
4
3
1
3
TOTAL
17
17
4
1
3
2-3
3
TOTAL 13-14
TOTAL 13-15
*QuEST requirement
3
3-4
3
3
3
TOTAL 15-16
Students must have a minimum of 17 credits in their concentration. They must also have three 300/400 level lab courses OR
two 300/400 level lab courses and one BIOL course with extensive field experience (BIOL 218, 269, 290, or 297) within the
major. Lab courses must be BIOL courses or CHEM 410.
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3
4
4
3
3
TOTAL
14
3-4
3-4
1-2
3
3
Credits
3
Biology Curriculum
Ecological Concentration
8 Semester Plan
Course #
BIOL 160
CHEM 105
IDFY 101
COMM 105
Course name
First Year – Fall
Molecular and Cellular Biology
General Chemistry I
First Year Seminar*
Oral Communication*
BIOL 260
CHEM 309
ENGL XXX
LANG XXX
MATH 108
Sophomore – Fall
Genetics and Development
Organic Chemistry I
Literature*
2nd Language
Intuitive Calculus
BIOL 413
PHIL 10X
PHYS 201
Varies
Junior – Fall
Integrative Biology elective
Philosophy*
Introduction to Physics
Social Science*
BIOL XXX
BIOL XXX
BIOL 422
IDS XXX
Varies
Senior – Fall
Ecological elective
Biodiversity/Adaptation Elective
Senior Research
Ethics/World Views/Pluralism*
Elective
Credits
4
4
3
3
TOTAL
BIBL 2XX
BIOL 262
CHEM 310
STAT 269
LANG XXX
Sophomore – Spring
Encountering the Bible*
Ecology and Adaptation
Organic Chemistry II
Introductory Statistics
3rd Language or Cross-Cultural*
3
3
4
3
1
3
TOTAL
17
4
1
3
2-3
3
TOTAL 13-14
BIOL 495
BIOL XXX
THEO/RELI
Varies
Varies
TOTAL 14-16
*QuEST requirement
Senior – Spring
Natural Sciences Capstone
Ecosystems elective
Christian Beliefs*
Elective
Elective
3
4
3
3
3
TOTAL
Students must have a minimum of 17 credits in their concentration. They must also have three 300/400 level lab courses OR
two 300/400 level lab courses and one BIOL course with extensive field experience (BIOL 218, 269, 290, or 297) within the
major. Lab courses must be BIOL courses or CHEM 410.
III. Biological Sciences 2015
17
3
4
4
3
3
Junior – Spring
BIOL 381/382 Microbiology
BIOL 393
Research Methods
HIST XXX
History*
IDNW XXX
Non-Western Studies*
Varies
Art, Music, Theatre or Dance*
14
3-4
4
1-2
3
3
Credits
TOTAL
17
4
3
4
3
TOTAL
BIOL 161
BIOL 162
CHEM 106
IDCR 151
WELL XXX
LANG XXX
Course name
First Year – Spring
Animal Form and Function (J-Term)
Plant Form and Function
General Chemistry II
Created and Called for Community*
Wellness Course*
1st Language*
14
3
4
3
3
4
TOTAL
Course #
4
16
Biology Curriculum
General Concentration
8 Semester Plan
Course #
BIOL 160
CHEM 105
IDFY 101
COMM 105
Course name
First Year – Fall
Molecular and Cellular Biology
General Chemistry I
First Year Seminar*
Oral Communication*
BIOL 260
CHEM 309
ENGL XXX
LANG XXX
MATH 108
Sophomore – Fall
Genetics and Development
Organic Chemistry I
Literature*
2nd Language
Intuitive Calculus
BIOL 413
PHIL 10X
PHYS 201
Varies
Junior – Fall
Integrative Biology elective
Philosophy*
Introduction to Physics
Social Science*
BIOL XXX
BIOL XXX
BIOL 422
IDS XXX
Varies
Senior – Fall
Biology elective
Biodiversity/Adaptation Elective
Senior Research
Ethics/World Views/Pluralism*
Elective
Credits
4
4
3
3
TOTAL
BIOL 161
BIOL 162
CHEM 106
IDCR 151
WELL XXX
LANG XXX
Course name
First Year – Spring
Animal Form and Function (J-Term)
Plant Form and Function
General Chemistry II
Created and Called for Community*
Wellness Course*
1st Language*
BIBL 2XX
BIOL 262
CHEM 310
STAT 269
LANG XXX
Sophomore – Spring
Encountering the Bible*
Ecology and Adaptation
Organic Chemistry II
Introductory Statistics
3rd Language or Cross-Cultural*
BIOL XXX
BIOL 393
HIST XXX
IDNW XXX
Varies
Junior – Spring
Cellular/Molecular Biology elective
Research Methods
History*
Non-Western Studies*
Art, Music, Theatre or Dance*
BIOL 495
BIOL XXX
THEO/RELI
Varies
Varies
Senior – Spring
Natural Sciences Capstone
Biology elective
Christian Beliefs*
Elective
Elective
14
3
4
3
3
4
TOTAL
Course #
17
4
1
3
2-3
3
TOTAL 13-14
TOTAL 13-15
*QuEST requirement
3
4
3
3
3
TOTAL 15-16
Students must have a minimum of 17 credits in their concentration. They must also have three 300/400 level lab courses OR
two 300/400 level lab courses and one BIOL course with extensive field experience (BIOL 218, 269, 290, or 297) within the
major. Lab courses must be BIOL courses or CHEM 410.
III. Biological Sciences 2015
17
3
4
4
3
3
TOTAL
TOTAL 13-14
3-4
4
1-2
3
3
3
3
4
3
1
3
TOTAL
17
3-4
3
4
3
Credits
5
Biology Curriculum
Organismal Concentration
8 Semester Plan
Course #
BIOL 160
CHEM 105
IDFY 101
COMM 105
Course name
First Year – Fall
Molecular and Cellular Biology
General Chemistry I
First Year Seminar*
Oral Communication*
BIOL 260
CHEM 309
ENGL XXX
LANG XXX
MATH 108
Sophomore – Fall
Genetics and Development
Organic Chemistry I
Literature*
2nd Language
Intuitive Calculus
BIOL 413
PHIL 10X
PHYS 201
Varies
Junior – Fall
Integrative Biology elective
Philosophy*
Introduction to Physics
Social Science*
BIOL XXX
BIOL XXX
BIOL 422
IDS XXX
Varies
Senior – Fall
Organismal elective
Biodiversity/Adaptation elective
Senior Research
Ethics/World Views/Pluralism*
Elective
Credits
4
4
3
3
TOTAL
BIOL 161
BIOL 162
CHEM 106
IDCR 151
WELL XXX
LANG XXX
Course name
First Year – Spring
Animal Form and Function (J-Term)
Plant Form and Function
General Chemistry II
Created and Called for Community*
Wellness Course*
1st Language*
BIBL 2XX
BIOL 262
CHEM 310
STAT 269
LANG XXX
Sophomore – Spring
Encountering the Bible*
Ecology and Adaptation
Organic Chemistry II
Introductory Statistics
3rd Language or Cross-Cultural*
BIOL 38X
BIOL 393
HIST XXX
IDNW XXX
Varies
Junior – Spring
Microbiology
Research Methods
History*
Non-Western Studies*
Art, Music, Theatre or Dance*
BIOL 495
BIOL XXX
THEO/RELI
Varies
Varies
Senior – Spring
Natural Sciences Capstone
Biodiversity/Adaptation elective
Christian Beliefs*
Elective
Elective
14
3
4
3
3
4
TOTAL
Course #
17
4
1
3
2-3
3
TOTAL 13-14
TOTAL 12-16
*QuEST requirement
3
4
3
3
3
TOTAL
Students must have a minimum of 17 credits in their concentration. They must also have three 300/400 level lab courses OR
two 300/400 level lab courses and one BIOL course with extensive field experience (BIOL 218, 269, 290, or 297) within the
major. Lab courses must be BIOL courses or CHEM 410.
III. Biological Sciences 2015
17
3
4
4
3
3
TOTAL
TOTAL 13-14
1-4
4
1-2
3
3
3
3
4
3
1
3
TOTAL
17
3-4
3
4
3
Credits
6
16
Biology with Secondary Teaching Certification
8 Semester Plan
Course #
BIOL 160
CHEM 105
COMM 105 a
IDFY 101 a
LANG XXX
Course name
First Year – Fall
Molecular and Cellular Biology
General Chemistry I
Oral Communication*
First Year Seminar*
1st Language*
ENGL 122-176 a
BIOL 260
CHEM 204
MATH 108 a
LANG XXX
Sophomore – Fall
Literature*
Genetics and Development
Intro to Organic Chemistry
Intuitive Calculus
3rd Language or Cross Cultural
BIOL XXX
BIOL XXX
PHIL 10X
PHYS 201
STAT 269
Junior – Fall
Integrative Biology Elective
Cellular Biology Elective
Philosophy*
Intro to Physics I
Introductory Statistics
Credits
4
4
3
3
3
TOTAL
BIOL 161
BIOL 162
CHEM 106
IDCR 151
WELL XXX
LANG XXX
Course name
First Year – Spring
Animal Form and Function (J-term)
Plant Form and Function
General Chemistry II
Created and Called for Community*
Wellness Course*
2nd Language*
BIOL 262
EDUC 201
STAT 269a
EDSP 207c
EDUC 203c
TEP 210c
Sophomore – Spring
Ecology and Adaptation
Ed. and American Society
Introductory Statistics
Intro to Special Ed
Educational Psychology
Sophomore Field Experience
BIBL 20X
EDUC 331 b c
EDSP 307 b
TEP 310 b c
EDUC 308 b c
ESS 201
Junior – Spring
Knowledge of the Bible*
Instruct. Design & Assessment
Inclusion Practices
Junior Field Experience
Instruction & Assessment
Earth and Space Science
BIOL 495
BIOL XXX
HIST 1XX
THEO 223
Varies
Senior – Spring
Natural Sciences Capstone
Botany Elective
History*
Christian Beliefs*
Art, Music, Theatre or Dance*
17
3-4
4
3
4
1
TOTAL
Course #
2
8
2
0
3
TOTAL
15
3
3-4
3
3
3
TOTAL 15-16
a Indicates
requirement for admission to the TEP
a course that cannot be taken until the student is admitted to the TEP
c Indicates courses that must be taken concurrently
b Indicates
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3
3
3
0
3
3
TOTAL
15
*QuEST requirement
17
4
3
3
3
3
0
TOTAL
TOTAL 15-16
Senior – Fall
Professional Semester
BIOL 407 c
Secondary Science C&I
TEP 435 c
Student Teaching: Secondary
EDUC 420 c
Professional Issues
TEP 410
Secondary Pre-student Teaching
HDFS/PSYC 311 Adolescent Development
3
3
4
3
1
3
TOTAL
16
3-4
4
3
4
3
Credits
7
Biopsychology
8 Semester Plan
Course #
BIOL 160**
CHEM 105
IDFY 101
PSYC 101
Course name
First Year – Fall
Molecular and Cellular Biology
General Chemistry I
First Year Seminar*
Introduction to Psychology
Credits
BIBL 2XX
BIOL 260**
CHEM 309***
PSYC 204 or
PSYC 319
LANG XXX
Sophomore – Fall
Encountering the Bible*
Genetics and Development
Organic Chemistry I
Cognition OR
Abnormal Psychology
1st Language course*
BIOL 387
ENGL XXX
MATHXXX
LANG XXX
WELL 1XX
PSYC 350
Junior – Fall
Neuroscience
Literature*
Mathematical Science*
3rd Language or Cross-Cultural*
Wellness Course*
Biological Basis of Behavior
BIOL XXX
Senior – Fall
Biology elective
3-4
IDNW XXX
PSYC 408
Varies
Varies
Non-Western Studies*
Experimental Psychology
Ethics/World Views/Pluralism*
Elective
2-3
3
3
3
4
4
3
3
TOTAL
Course #
BIOL 161**
BIOL 162**
CHEM 106
IDCR 151
PSYC 271 or
STAT 269
Course name
First Year – Spring
Animal Form and Function (J-Term)
Plant Form and Function
General Chemistry II
Created and Called for Community*
Statistical Methods in Psychology OR
Introductory Statistics
14
3
3
4
3
Credits
3
3
4
3
3
TOTAL
Sophomore – Spring
CHEM 310*** Organic Chemistry II
LANG XXX
2nd Language course*
PSYC 209
Life Span Development
PSYC 272
Introduction to Social Research
Varies
Elective
4
3
3
3
3
3
TOTAL
16
3
3
3
3
1
3
TOTAL
TOTAL
BIOL XXX
COMM 105
PHIL 10X
PSYC 351
XXX
Junior – Spring
Biology elective†
Oral Communication*
Philosophy*
Sensation and Perception
Elective
16
16
3-4
3
3
3
3
TOTAL 15-16
BIOL/PSYC
495
HIST XXX
THEO/RELI
Varies
Varies
Senior – Spring
Capstone Biology OR Psychology
3
History*
Christian Beliefs*
Art, Music, Theatre or Dance*
Elective
3
3
3
3
TOTAL 15-16
*QuEST requirement
TOTAL
**Students may take BIOL 185, 186, 189 and PSYC 099 in place of BIOL 160, 161, 162 and 260.
*** Students may take CHEM 204 in place of CHEM 309 and 310.
† Needed only if BIOL 185/186/189 taken.
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8
15
Environmental Science
8 Semester Plan
Course #
BIOL 160
CHEM 105
IDFY 101
COMM 105
LANG
Course name
First Year – Fall
Molecular and Cellular Biology
General Chemistry I
First Year Seminar*
Oral Communication*
1st Language
BIOL 260
BIOL 271
BIOL 274
CHEM 204
ENGL 174
WELL XXX
Sophomore – Fall
Genetics and Development
Ecological Field Techniques+
Environmental Science+
Intro to Organic Chemistry
Literature & the Environment
Wellness Course*
Credits
4
4
3
3
3
TOTAL
TOTAL
BIOL 315
MATH 108
STAT 269
THEO/RELI
BIOL 262
BIBL 2XX
CHEM 240
GIS 245
Sophomore – Spring
Ecology & Adaptation
Encountering the Bible*
Environmental Chemistry++
Intro Geological Info Systems++
BIOL 3XX
BIOL 393
PHIL 10X
HIST 1XX
Varies
Junior – Spring
Ornithology or Herpetology
Research Methods
Philosophy*
History*
Art, Music, Theatre or Dance*
BIOL 495 or
SUST 495
INTE 391
IDCC 260
Varies
Senior – Spring
Capstone Biology OR
Sustainability
Internship (if not taken in Fall)
Cross-Cultural
Elective
Mycology or Plant Taxonomy
15
BIOL 422 or
INTE 391
IDNW XXX
Varies
Senior Research OR
Internship
Non-Western Studies
Electives
4
1-4
2-3
7-9
3
3
4
3
3
14
3
1-4
3
7-9
TOTAL 14-18
Note 1: All Environmental Science majors must take CHEM 204 and CHEM 240. Those students intending to enter graduate
school and whose work will involve a significant amount of chemical emphasis should substitute CHEM 309 and 310 for CHEM
204.
Note 2: All Environmental Science majors are encouraged to complete one course at AuSable Institute. AuSable courses can
count only as elective credit. Majors are encouraged to do an internship and/or research experience.
+ Offered fall, odd years only.
++ Offered spring, even years only.
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14
4
1
3
3
3
TOTAL
TOTAL 16-18
*QuEST requirement
16
4
3
4
3
TOTAL
Senior – Fall
BIOL 3XX
Credits
TOTAL
17
3
3
3
3
3
TOTAL
BIOL 161
BIOL 162
CHEM 106
IDCR 151
LANG XXX
Course name
First Year – Spring
Animal Form and Function (J-Term)
Plant Form and Function
General Chemistry II
Created and Called for Community*
2nd Language*
17
3
3
3
4
3
1
Junior – Fall
Environmental Ethics
Calculus
Statistics
Christian Beliefs*
Elective
Course #
9
Molecular Biology
8 Semester Plan
Course #
BIOL 160
CHEM 105
IDFY 101
varies XXX
Course name
First Year – Fall
Molecular and Cellular Biology
General Chemistry I
First Year Seminar*
Social Science*
Credits
4
4
3
3
TOTAL
BIOL 260
CHEM 309
MATH 108/111
LANG XXX
PHIL 10X
Sophomore – Fall
Genetics and Development
Organic Chemistry I
Intuitive Calculus
1st Language*
Philosophy*
TOTAL
BIOL 413
CHEM 410
BIOL/CHEM
IDNW XXX
LANG XXX
BIOL 161
BIOL 162
CHEM 106
IDCR 151
COMM 105
Course name
First Year – Spring
Animal Form and Function (J-Term)
Plant Form and Function
General Chemistry II
Created and Called for Community*
Oral Communication*
CHEM 310
BIBL 2XX
HIST XXX
STAT 269
LANG XXX
Sophomore – Spring
Organic Chemistry II
Encountering the Bible*
History*
Introductory Statistics
2nd Language*
BIOL 417
CHEM 412
ENGL XXX
WELL 1XX
Varies
Junior – Spring
Molecular Genetics**
Biochemistry II
Literature*
Wellness Course*
Art, Music, Theatre or Dance*
BIOL 495
BIOL/CHEM
BIOL 412
Varies
Senior – Spring
Natural Sciences Capstone
Biology/Chemistry elective
Cell Biology**
Elective
14
3
4
4
3
3
Junior – Fall
Molecular Biology**
Biochemistry I**
Biology/Chemistry elective
Non-Western Studies*
3rd Language or Cross-Cultural*
Course #
TOTAL 17-18
Physics I
Christian Beliefs*
Ethics/World Views/Pluralism*
Elective
4
3
3
3
TOTAL
**Offered alternating years
15
3
4
4
3
TOTAL
.
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16
4
4
3
1
3
TOTAL
13
*QuEST requirement
16
4
3
3
3
3
TOTAL
Senior – Fall
PHYS 201
THEO/RELI
Varies
Varies
3
3
4
3
3
TOTAL
17
4
4
4
2-3
3
Credits
10
14
Sustainability Studies (Sustainable Agriculture) (B.A.)
8 Semester Plan
Course #
COMM 105
IDFY 101
PHIL 10X
BIOL 140
Course name
First Year – Fall
Oral Communication*
First Year Seminar*
Philosophy/Religion*
Ecology & Sustainability**
LANG XXX
POLI 113
CHEM 103
BIBL 20X
Sophomore – Fall
2nd Language*
American Government
Chemical Science
Knowledge of the Bible*
Credits
TOTAL
History*
Non-Western Studies*
Art, Music, Theatre or Dance*
Literature* (suggested: 174)
Environmental Ethics
12
TOTAL
Sophomore – Spring
LANG XXX
3rd Language or Cross-Cultural
WELL1XX
Wellness Course
BIOL 216
Environmental Issues & Sust. Sol*
BIOL 334/335 Plant Ecology/Propagation (alternate years)
BIOL 274
Environmental Science+
Elective
13
3
2-3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
TOTAL
3-4
3
TOTAL 15-16
Num
*QuEST requirement
3
3
TOTAL
Be very careful on alternating year courses. BIOL 334 and 335 alternate years with each other- one offered each year. ECON
117 and GIS 245 alternate years but BOTH occur in the same spring (next in 2016).
This does not include your AuSable Institute options of BIOL\AGRIC\GEOG 303- Tropical Agriculture which meets in May term in
Costa Rica or BIOL\AGRIC\GEOG 343 International Development and Environmental Sustainability which meets in Washington
State mid-July through mid-August. Financial Aid deadlines for these courses are 12/15 of the winter before, 2/15 and 3/15 of the
course year.
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3
1
3
3-4
3
3
3
3
Senior – Spring
SUST 495
Capstone Sustainability
ECON 117 or Issues in Environ Economics (alt year)
GIS 245
Intro to Geog Infor System (alt year)
Semester Abroad or Practicum
12
TOTAL 13-14
Junior – Spring
SOAN 305
Harrisburg Neighborhoods (J-term)
THEO/RELI
Christian Beliefs
BIOL 334/335 Plant Ecology/Propagation
(alternate years)
ECON 117 or Issues in Environ Economics (alt year)
GIS 245
Intro to Geog Infor System (alt year)
TOTAL 14-15
Senior – Fall
Credits
IDCR 151
BIOL 162
LANG XXX
STAT 269
Junior – Fall
HIST 1XX
IDNW XXX
varies
ENGL XXX
BIOL 315
Course name
First Year – Spring
Created and Called for Community*
Plant Form and Function
1st Language course*
Statistics
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
3
TOTAL
Course #
11
6