The Biology Department offers a major that provides breadth within the natural sciences but also depth within the many sub-disciplines of biology. This is accomplished with core areas that include introductory, foundational, and mastery courses, an environmental, applied/translational, and integrative/interdisciplinary themed course, and supportive courses from the Natural Science Division. The range of courses prepares students for the health professions, cellular and molecular biology, environmental biology, and teaching.
Transfer Paths
CID Descriptors
BIOL 110B – Human Anatomy with Lab
BIOL 115 BS – Human Anatomy and Physiology with Lab
BIOL 120B – Human Physiology with Lab
BIOL 130S – Organismal Biology Ecology and Evolution
BIOL 150 – Zoology Animal Diversity and Evolution
BIOL 155 – Botany Plant Diversity and Ecology
BIOL 190 – Cell and Molecular Biology
CHEM 120S – General Chemistry for Science Majors Sequence A
MATH 211 – Single Variable Calculus I Late Transcendentals
MATH 210 – Single Variable Calculus I Early Transcendentals
PHYS 105 – Algebra Trigonometry Based Physics A
PHYS 110 – Algebra Trigonometry Based Physics B
PHYS 100S – Algebra Trigonometry Based Physics AB
PHYS 205 Calculus Based Physics for Scientists and Engineers A
PHYS 210 – Calculus Based Physics for Scientists and Engineers B