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Bachelor of Science Degree - Biomedical Track
The Biomedical Track is intended for students planning careers in medicine and health care, as well as in biomedical research. The emphasis is on cell biology and physiology and provides a solid foundation in cellular and physiological processes underlying human health and disease. This track is designed to enhance success in aptitude tests for medical, dental, physical therapy, veterinary, etc. school and other professional schools. |
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BIOLOGY REQUIREMENTS
BIO 1500 (4) Basic Life Diversity
BIO 1510 (4) Basic Life Mechanisms
BIO 2200 (4) Introductory Microbiology
BIO 2600 (3) Intro to Cell Biology
BIO 3070 (4) Genetics
BIO 3100 (3) Cellular Biochemistry
BIO 4120 (4) Principles of Physiology (wi)
BIO 4200 (3) Evolution
BIO Electives (11) 4000+ level*
*may also use BIO 3990 (up to 4 credits)
*a minimum of two lecture based 4000 - 6000 level
BIO electives must be used
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CHEMISTRY REQUIREMENTS
CHM 1220 (4) Chem.Struc,Bonding &Reactivity
CHM 1230 (1) Chem. Principles in the Lab
CHM 1240 (4) Prin. of General/Organic Chem.
CHM 1250 (1) General/Organic Chem. Lab
CHM 2220 (3) Organic Chemistry
CHM 2230 (2) Preparative Organic Chem. Lab
CHM 2280 (3)Chemical/Analytical Principles
CHM 2290 (2)Chem./Analytical Principles Lab |
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MATHEMATICS/STATISTICS REQUIREMENTS
MAT 2010 (4) Calculus I
MAT 2020 (4) Calculus II
STA 1020 (3) Elementary Statistics
or MAT 2210 (4) Probability and Statistics for Teachers |
PHYSICS REQUIREMENTS
PHY 2130 (3) General Physics
PHY 2131 (1) General Physics Lab
PHY 2140 (3) General Physics
PHY 2141 (1) General Physics Lab |
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Major Requirements
- A minimum of 32 credits beyond BIO 1500 and BIO 1510 are required for Biology majors.
- Students must receive a grade of a "C-" or better in all biology courses.
- A grade point average of 2.0 (C) in both biology and general education courses is required for graduation.
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Student's Responsibility It is each student's responsibility to learn the requirements, policies, and procedures governing the program they are following and to act accordingly. Students should consult the Biology Department Advisor regularly in order to verify that Biology requirements are being met in a timely fashion. Although the advisor will provide assistance, the responsibility for fulfilling degree requirements remains with the student.
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If you have questions or concerns
Please contact :
Kim Walkowiak,
Academic Advisor,
1360 Biological Sciences Building,
313-577-0601, kwalk@biology.biosci.wayne.edu |
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