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2011-2012 Archived Catalog Information
- Suggested Course Sequence
Suggested course sequence, starting with class of 2015:
Freshman Year (32 credits)
BIO 111/L111 and 114/L114 (8 credits)
CHEM 111/L111 and 112/L112 (8 credits)
Seminar for Freshmen (4 credits)
MATH 134 or higher (4 credits)
ENG 101-102 (or 103*) (8 credits)
Sophomore Year (32 credits)
CAS core courses (20 credits)
BIO 274/L274 (4 credits)
CHEM 211/L211 and 212/L212 (8 credits)
Junior year (32 credits)
BIO 302 (4 credits)
Biology divisional courses or elective (12 credits)
PHYS 111, L111 and 112, L112 (8 credits)
CAS core courses (8 credits)
Senior year (32 credits)
Biology divisional courses or elective (16 credits)
Free electives/CAS core courses (16 credits)
Total: 128 credits
* Note that ENG 113 counts as 4 credits. If this course is taken in the fall of the first year, then another CAS core course should be taken in the spring.