The faculty of the Department of Biological Sciences will have advising appointments available during the periods listed below. This does not mean you can just drop in on your advisor at any time during these periods; it means that you will have to make your appointment for a time slot when your advisor is available. Go to your advisor's office in advance, and sign up for an advising appointment during these periods.

It is your responsibility to know your progress toward your degree. Therefore, make sure you fill out the Checklist (below) that is appropriate for your degree, and bring it with you to your advising appointment. You should also have an idea of the classes you want to take in Spring 2001. Therefore, you should check the Schedule of Classes Web Page, http://www.uark.edu/classes/soc.html, to develop a preliminary schedule prior to your advising appointment. (Note: the Web version of the Racing Form is much more accurate and up to date than the hard copy.)

Bailey

Beaupre

Brown

Durdik

Etges

Evans

Henry

Ivey

James

Kilambi

Kral

McLachlin

McNabb

Pinto

Rhoads

Roufa

Sagers

Schnell

Smith

Spiegel - Sign up outside SCIE 308.  I will be advising most days from 27 Oct. til 13 Nov.  Do not come for advising until you have filled out your checklist of your progress to date (including the courses you are taking this semester).  See the checklists below.

Talburt

Tichenor

Turbeville

Walker

Ziegler

• SUCCESS IS GRADUATING WITH A DEGREE THAT YOU ARE PROUD OF.
• WE ARE HERE TO HELP YOU SUCCEED.
• YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR KEEPING TRACK OF YOUR PROGRESS.
• KEYS TO THE FRESHMAN YEAR
• THINK ABOUT THE COURSES YOU NEED TO TAKE FIRST
• ENGLISH COMPOSITION
• FRESHMAN CHEMISTRY
• FRESHMAN BIOLOGY
• MATHEMATICS

• WHAT ACTIVITIES DO YOU HAVE PLANNED FOR THIS YEAR?
• ARE YOU GOING TO WORK 20 HR/WEEK OR MORE?
• ARE YOU ON A TEAM OR IN BAND?
• ARE YOU PLEDGING?
• CONSIDER HOW MUCH TIME THIS WILL TAKE, AND ADJUST YOUR COURSE LOAD.
• ARE THERE COURSES WHICH YOU ARE CONCERNED ABOUT?
• CONSIDER YOUR CONCERNS AND DISCUSS THEM WITH YOUR ADVISOR.

DO:

• GET TO KNOW YOUR INSTRUCTORS
• ATTEND ALL CLASSES
• KEEP TRACK OF YOUR PROGRESS IN EACH CLASS
• KEEP IN TOUCH WITH YOUR ADVISOR

• SCHEDULE TOO MANY COURSES IN A ROW
• SCHECULE CLASSES TOO FAR APART
• SCHEDULE MORE COURSES THAN YOU CAN HANDLE
• WAIT TOO LONG TO ASK FOR HELP WHEN YOU NEED IT
• FEEL THAT YOU ARE UNDER CONTRACT TO MAJOR IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Starting Points: You may come with credentials that allow you to choose to be exempt from Principles of Biology*. You may also be ready to start other subjects with courses that are more advanced than the entry level courses which most students take. You may also arrive on campus needing to take some courses to strengthen your background. Your exact plan of study, therefore, should be worked out with your advisor.

Recommended Goals to Meet in Your Curriculum

• I. First year.
• A. Necessary courses (if not exempt).
• 1. Freshman Composition.
• 2. University Chemistry I and II.
• 3. Principles of Biology (fall).
• B. Recommended courses.
• 1. Mathematics
• 2. Optional Freshman course in Biological Sciences (spring).
• 3. First intermediate Core course in Biological Sciences.
• a. Cell Biology
• b. General Genetics
• c. Evolutionary Biology
• 4. Begin Foreign Language.
• 5. Courses meeting University and College Core requirements.
• II. Second year.
• A. Necessary courses.
• 1. Two intermediate Core courses in Biological Sciences
• a. Cell Biology
• b. General Genetics
• c. Evolutionary Biology
• 2. Organic Chemistry.
• 3. Advanced Composition (if required).
• B. Recommended courses.
• 1. Physics (especially for prehealth profession students).
• 2. Mathematics
• 3. Statistics
• 4. Begin Foreign Language
• 5. Courses meeting University and College Core requirements.
• 6. Bibliographic Practicum
• C. Other.
• 1. Declare your major formally if you have not done so.
• III. Third year.
• A. Necessary courses.
• 1. Physics.
• 2. Mathematics.
• 3. Begin Foreign Language.
• 4. Some Advanced Biology electives.
• 5. Courses meeting University and College Core requirments.
• B. Recommended courses.
• 1. Biochemistry.
• 2. Course meeting the College writing requirment.
• IV. Fourth year.
• A. Remainder of all required courses.
• B. Free electives to meet 124 hours.

Starting Points: We expect that you, as a candidate for the Honors Program, may come with credentials that allow you to choose to be exempt from Principles of Biology*. You may also be ready to start other subjects with courses that are more advanced than the entry level courses which most students take. Your exact plan of study, therefore, should be worked out with your advisor.

Goals to Meet in Your Curriculum

• I. By the end of your first year,
• A. you should have:
• 1. Completed your Freshman Composition requirement.
• 2. Completed your University Chemistry I and II requirement.
• 3. Completed your Principles of Biology requirement.
• B. you may have:
• 1. Completed your math requirement.
• 2. Begun taking intermediate courses in Biological Sciences.
• 3. Begun your Foreign Language requirement.
• 4. Taken some of the University/College/Honors Core Requirements.
• 5. Found a mentor and begun your Honors Research.
• II. By the end of your second year,
• A. you should have:
• 1. Completed your Organic Chemistry requirement.
• 2. Completed your Physics requirement.
• 3. Begun your intermediate courses in Biological Sciences.
• 4. Found a mentor for your Honors Research.
• B. you may have:
• 1. Begun your Foreign Language Requirement.
• 2. Begun taking advanced courses in Biological Sciences.
• 3. Taken some of the University/College/Honors Core Requirements.
• 4. Begun your Honors Research.
• III. By the end of your third year,
• A. you should have:
• 1. Completed your Chemistry, Physics, and Math Requirements.
• 2. Begun taking advanced courses in Biological Sciences.
• 3. Completed many of your University/College/Honors Core requirements.
• 4. Begun your Honors Research.
• 5. Taken the MCAT (if you are still PreMed).
• 6. Begun to decide what med schools, grad schools, and/or careers are in your future.
• IV. By the end of your fourth year,
• A. you should have:
• 1. Completed all your course requirements for graduation.
• 2. Completed your Honors Research and Thesis.
• 3. Applied for med school, grad school, and/or a job.

• I. Number of courses to take per semester
• A. If you are not working >20 hr/wk, pledging, an athlete, or a band member, consider 5 courses with <18 hr of credit.
• B. If you are working >20 hr/wk, pledging, an athlete, or a band member,consider taking 4 or fewer courses. (Athletes need 12 hr/semester.)
• II. Do not enroll in Chemistry or Principles of Biology as a Freshman if:
• A. Your English Score on the ACT is <19. Complete Freshman Composition first.
• B. Your Mathematics Score on the ACT is <19. Complete College Algebra first.
• III. Before enrolling in any intermediate science courses (2000 level),
• A. you should have:
• 1. Completed or your Freshman Composition requirement.
• 2. Completed your University Chemistry I and II requirement.
• 3. Completed your Principles of Biology requirement.
• B. you may have:
• 1. Completed your math requirement.
• 2. Taken some of the other core University and College requirements
• IV. Before enrolling in advanced biological courses (3000 and 4000 levels),
• A. you should have:
• 1. Completed your Organic Chemistry requirement.
• 2. Completed Cell Biology and General Genetics.
• 3. Completed your math requirement.
• 4. Completed Advanced Composition (if necessary).
• 5. Completed Bibliographic Practicum.
• B. you may have:
• 1. Completed your Physics requirement.
• 2. Completed you statistics requirement.

• I. You must have earned 124 hours of credit.
• II. You must have completed all the University and College Core Course Requirements.
• III. You must have completed all the Department Course Requirements.
• IV. You must have completed at least 40 hours of advanced courses.
• V. You must have completed at least 24 hours of credit in Fulbright courses >3000.
• VI. You must have completed the College writing requirement.

The Department has five Undergraduate majors, the BS in Biology, the BA in Biology, the BS in Botany, the BS in Microbiology, and the BS in Zoolology. You may use the checklists below to keep track of your progress toward your degree. Bringing this information with you to advising sessions will help you and your advisor to track your progress, plan your future, and solve any problems you may encounter.

Name_________________

SSN__________________

To be maintained by the student and brought to each advising session

I. UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE CORE COURSES OUTSIDE THE SCIENCES (27-39 hours required)

Semester Grade Earned Course
 
 

_____ _____ ENGL 1013 (if necessary)

_____ _____ ENGL 1023 (if necessary)

_____ _____ ENGL 2003 (if necessary)

_____ _____ __HIST 2003 or __HIST 2013 or __ PLSC 2003

_____ _____ FLAN 1003 _________ (if necessary)¹

_____ _____ FLAN 1013 _________

_____ _____ FLAN 2003 _________

_____ _____ WLIT/FLIT/FNAR/PHIL 1 ________²

_____ _____ WLIT/FLIT/FNAR/PHIL 2 ________

_____ _____ WLIT/FLIT/FNAR/PHIL 3 ________

_____ _____ WCIV 1003

_____ _____ WCIV 1013

_____ _____ Social Science _________³

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

¹ ARAB, CHIN, FREN, GERM, GREK, ITAL, JAPN, LATN, RUSS, or SPAN

² WLIT 1113 and/or 1123, ARCH 1003 or LARC 1003, ARHS 1003, ART 1003, COMM 1003, DANC 1003, DRAM 1003, MLIT 1003, PHIL 2003, 2103, and/or 2203 (Must be taken from at least 2 departments)

³ ANTH 1023, ECON 2013 or 2143, GEOG 2103 or 2203, PSYC 2003, or SOCI 2013

Semester Grade Earned Course

_____ _____ MATH 1285 (if necessary for MATH 2554)

OR

_____ _____ MATH 1203 (if necessary for MATH 2554)

AND

_____ _____ MATH 1213 (if necessary for MATH 2554)

_____ _____ MATH 2554¹
 
 

_____ _____ STAT 2023/2020L¹

OR

_____ _____ STAT 4003/4001L^1,2
 
 

_____ _____ CHEM 1103/1101L (if necessary)/1100D

_____ _____ CHEM 1123/1121L/1120D

_____ _____ CHEM 3603/3601L/3600D^1,2

AND

_____ _____ CHEM 3613/3611L/3610D^1,2

_____ _____ CHEM 3813^1,2
 
 

_____ _____ PHYS 2013/2011L/2010D¹

AND

_____ _____ PHYS 2033/2031L/2030D¹

OR

_____ _____ PHYS 2053/2051L/2050D¹

AND

_____ _____ PHYS 2073/2071L/2070D¹
 
 

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

Suggested electives in cognate sciences: MATH 25641, MATH 25741, GEOL 1113/1111L, CSCI 1012, CSCI 1023/1021L, CISQ 1121L

Acceptable Substitutions: CHEM 1213/1211L/1210D and 1223/1221L/1220D

for CHEM 1103 and 1123

CHEM 3703/3702L/3700D and 3713/3712L/3710D

for CHEM 3603 and 3613^1,2

CHEM 5813 and 5843 for CHEM 3813^1,2

¹ Meets College Requirement for 40 hours of courses with prerequisites

² Meets College Requirement for 24 hours of courses >3000

A. COMMON BIOLOGY REQUIREMENTS (5 hours)

Semester Grade Earned Course

_____ _____ BIOL 1543/1541L (if necessary)

_____ _____ BIOL 2001

B. BIOLOGY CORE COURSES (13 hours)

_____ _____ BIOL 2533/ optional 2531L¹

_____ _____ BIOL 3023^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 3323/ optional 3321L^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 3683/ optional 3681L^1,2

_____ _____ One of: BIOL 2531L, 3321L, or 3681L

C. ADDITIONAL COURSES IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (at least 22 hours required including 2 laboratory courses at the 3-4000 level. No more than 4 hours of this category may number 1000-1999)

1. ONE COURSE FROM EACH OF THE FOLLOWING

_____ _____ MBIO 2013/2011L¹_________

_____ _____ Organismal Plant Biology³_________

_____ _____ Organismal Animal Biology⁴_________

_____ _____ Physiology⁵_________

2. 6-8 HOURS OF BIOLOGY RELATED ELECTIVES⁶

_____ _____ Biology Related Electives_________

_____ _____ Biology Related Electives_________

_____ _____ Biology Related Electives_________

_____ _____ Biology Related Electives_________

3. COLLEGE WRITING REQUIREMENT⁷

_____ _____ College Writing Requirement_________

¹ Meets College Requirement for 40 hours of courses with prerequisites

² Meets College Requirement for 24 hours of courses >3000

³ BOTY 2404/2400L¹, 4104/4100L^1,2

⁴ ZOOL 2404/2400L¹, 2814/2810L¹,4544/4540L^1,2, 4623/4620L^1,2

⁵ ZOOL 2213/2211L¹, BIOL 4234/4230L^1,2, 4623^1,2, BOTY 4304/4300L^1,2, MBIO 4303^1,2

⁶ May be taken from departmental courses, or biology related courses in ARSC or AGRI with advisor's approval

⁷ BIOL 399VH^1,2, 480V^1,2, 498V^1,2, or Paper in 3-4000 departmental course with grade of A or B and instructor's consent.

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A. COMMON BIOLOGY REQUIREMENTS (5 hours)

Semester Grade Earned Course

_____ _____ BIOL 1543/1541L (if necessary)

_____ _____ BIOL 2001

B. BIOLOGY CORE COURSES (13 hours)

_____ _____ BIOL 2533/ optional 2531L¹

_____ _____ BIOL 3023^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 3323/ optional 3321L^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 3683/ optional 3681L^1,2

_____ _____ One of: BIOL 2531L, 3321L, or 3681L

C. BOTANY AND BOTANY RELATED COURSES (22 hours. No more than 4 hours of which may be numbered 1000-1999)

1. SURVEY OF THE PLANT KINGDOM

_____ _____ BOTY 2404/2400¹

2. THREE OF THE FOLLOWING

_____ _____ BOTY 4104/4100L^1,2

_____ _____ BOTY 4424/4200L^1,2

_____ _____ BOTY 4444/444OL^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4503^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4513^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4523^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4724/4720L^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4824^1,2

3. SIX HOURS OF CREDIT FROM ELECTIVE COURSES RELATED TO THE BIOLOGY OF PLANTS, ALGAE, AND/OR FUNGI

_____ _____ Botanical Elective___________

_____ _____ Botanical Elective___________

_____ _____ Botanical Elective___________

_____ _____ Botanical Elective___________

4. COLLEGE WRITING REQUIRMENT (BIOL 399VH^1,2, 480V^1,2, 498V^1,2, or Paper in 3-4000 departmental course with grade of A or B and instructor's consent.)

_____ _____ College Writing Requirement___________

¹ Meets College Requirement for 40 hours of courses with prerequisites

² Meets College Requirement for 24 hours of courses >3000

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A. COMMON BIOLOGY REQUIREMENTS (5 hours)

Semester Grade Earned Course

_____ _____ BIOL 1543/1541L (if necessary)

_____ _____ BIOL 2001

B. BIOLOGY CORE COURSES (13 hours)

_____ _____ BIOL 2533/ optional 2531L₁

_____ _____ BIOL 3023^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 3323/ optional 3321L^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 3683/ optional 3681L^1,2

_____ _____ One of: BIOL 2531L, 3321L, or 3681L

C. MICROBIOLOGY AND MICROBIOLOGY RELATED COURSES (22 hours. No more than 4 hours of which may be numbered 1000-1999)

1. MBIO CORE COURSES (10 Hours)

_____ _____ MBIO 2013/2011L¹

_____ _____ MBIO 4233^1,2

_____ _____ MBIO 4303^1,2

2. AT LEAST TWELVE HOURS OF CREDIT FROM THE FOLLOWING, INCLUDING AT LEAST 2 LAB COURSES (12 Hours. Unspecified electives must be approved by the department)

_____ _____ MBIO 3023^1,2

_____ _____ MBIO 4703^1,2

_____ _____ MBIO 4714/4710L^1,2

_____ _____ MBIO 4753^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4724/4720L^1,2

_____ _____ BOTY 4424/4420L^1,2

_____ _____ FDSC 4124/4120L

_____ _____ Labs from the BIOL Core

_____ _____ MBIO related elective______________

_____ _____ MBIO related elective______________

3. COLLEGE WRITING REQUIRMENT (BIOL 399VH^1,2, 480V^1,2, 498V^1,2, or Paper in 3-4000 departmental course with grade of A or B and instructor's consent.)

_____ _____ College Writing Requirement___________

¹ Meets College Requirement for 40 hours of courses with prerequisites

² Meets College Requirement for 24 hours of courses >3000

Return to Advisors' Schedules

A. COMMON BIOLOGY REQUIREMENTS (5 hours)

Semester Grade Earned Course

_____ _____ BIOL 1543/1541L (if necessary)

_____ _____ BIOL 2001

B. BIOLOGY CORE COURSES (13 hours)

_____ _____ BIOL 2533/ optional 2531L¹

_____ _____ BIOL 3023^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 3323/ optional 3321L^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 3683/ optional 3681L^1,2

_____ _____ One of: BIOL 2531L, 3321L, or 3681L

C. ZOOLOGY AND ZOOLOGY RELATED COURSES (22 hours including at least two lab courses at the 3-4000 level. No more than 4 hours may be numbered 1000-1999)

1. A MINIMUM OF ONE COURSE EACH MUST BE CHOSEN FROM AT LEAST TWO OF THE FOLLOWING DIVISIONS

a. MORPHOLOGICAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL ZOOLOGY

_____ _____ ZOOL 2404/2400L¹

_____ _____ ZOOL 2443/2441L¹

_____ _____ ZOOL 4544/4540L^1,2

_____ _____ ZOOL 4554/4550L^1,2

b. SYSTEMATIC AND EVOLUTIONARY ZOOLOGY

_____ _____ ZOOL 2814/2810L¹

_____ _____ ZOOL 4623^1,2

_____ _____ ZOOL 4723^1,2

_____ _____ ZOOL 4733^1,2

_____ _____ ZOOL 4763^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4433^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4613^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4724/4720L^1,2

c. REGULATORY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ZOOLOGY

_____ _____ ZOOL 2213/2211L¹

_____ _____ ZOOL 4814/4810L^1,2

_____ _____ ZOOL 4833/4830L^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4234/4230L^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4263/4261L^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4353^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4463^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4503^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4513/4511L^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 4824/4820L^1,2

2. ZOOLOGY RELATED ELECTIVES

_____ _____ Zoology Elective________________

_____ _____ Zoology Elective________________

_____ _____ Zoology Elective________________

3. COLLEGE WRITING REQUIRMENT (BIOL 399VH^1,2, 480V^1,2, 498V^1,2, or Paper in 3-4000 departmental course with grade of A or B and instructor's consent.)

_____ _____ College Writing Requirement___________

¹ Meets College Requirement for 40 hours of courses with prerequisites

² Meets College Requirement for 24 hours of courses >3000

Return to Advisors' Schedules

Name_________________

SSN__________________

To be maintained by the student and brought to each advising session

I. UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE CORE COURSES OUTSIDE THE SCIENCES (27-39 hours required)

Semester Grade Earned Course

_____ _____ ENGL 1013 (if necessary)

_____ _____ ENGL 1023 (if necessary)

_____ _____ ENGL 2003 (if necessary)

_____ _____ __HIST 2003 or __HIST 2013 or __ PLSC 2003

_____ _____ FLAN 1003 _________ (if necessary)¹

_____ _____ FLAN 1013 _________

_____ _____ FLAN 2003 _________

_____ _____ FLAN 2013 _________

_____ _____ WLIT/FLIT 1 _________²

_____ _____ WLIT/FLIT 2 _________

_____ _____ FNAR 1 _________³

_____ _____ FNAR 2 _________

_____ _____ PHIL _________⁴

_____ _____ COMM 1313

_____ _____ WCIV 1003

_____ _____ WCIV 1013

_____ _____ Social Science 1 _________⁵

_____ _____ Social Science 2 _________

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

¹ ARAB, CHIN, FREN, GERM, GREK, ITAL, JAPN, LATN, RUSS, SPAN

² WLIT 1113 and 1123

³ ARCH 1003 or LARC 1003, ARHS 1003, ART 1003, COMM 1003, DANC 1003, DRAM 1003, MLIT 1003

⁴ PHIL 2003, 2103, or 2203

⁵ ANTH 1023, ECON 2013 or 2143, GEOG 2103 or 2203, PSYC 2003, SOCI 2013

Semester Grade Earned Course

_____ _____ MATH 1285 (if necessary for MATH 2554)

OR

_____ _____ MATH 1203 (if necessary for calculus)

AND

_____ _____ MATH 1213 (if necessary for MATH 2554)

_____ _____ __MATH 24031 or __MATH 25541
 
 

_____ _____ CHEM 1103/1101L (if necessary)/1100D

_____ _____ CHEM 1123/1121L/1120D

_____ _____ CHEM 2613/2611L/2610D1

OR

_____ _____ CHEM 3603/3601L/3600D1,2

AND

_____ _____ CHEM 3613/3611L/3610D1,2
 
 

_____ _____ PHYS 2013/2011L/2010D

_____ _____ PHYS 2033/2031L/2030D
 
 

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

_____ _____ Free Elective _________

Suggested electives in cognate sciences: MATH 25641, MATH 25741, GEOL 1113/1111L, CSCI 1012, CSCI 1023/1021L, CISQ 1121L, CHEM 38131,2

Acceptable Substitutions: CHEM 1213/1211L/1210D and 1223/1221L/1220D

for CHEM 1103 and 1123

CHEM 3703/3702L/3700D and 3713/3712L/3710D

for CHEM 3603 and 36131,2

PHYS 2053/2051L/2050D and 2073/2071L/2070D

for PHYS 2013 and 20331

¹ Meets College Requirement for 40 hours of courses with prerequisites

² Meets College Requirement for 24 hours of courses >3000

Semester Grade Earned Course

_____ _____ BIOL 1543/1541L (if necessary)

_____ _____ BIOL 2001

A. ADDITIONAL COURSES INCLUDING AT LEAST ONE FROM EACH OF BOTY, MBIO, AND ZOOL

1. ONE COURSE FROM FOUR OF THE FOLLOWING SIX AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

_____ _____ Cell/Microoganism Biology³

_____ _____ Genetics⁴

_____ _____ Morphology⁵

_____ _____ Physiology⁶

_____ _____ BIOL 3023^1,2

_____ _____ BIOL 3683/Optional 3681L^1,2

2. 8-10 HOURS OF BIOLOGY OR BIOLOGY RELATED ELECTIVES >3000

_____ _____ Biology elective ___________

_____ _____ Biology elective ___________

_____ _____ Biology elective ___________

_____ _____ Biology elective ___________

_____ _____ Biology elective ___________

3. COLLEGE WRITING REQUIRMENT (BIOL 399VH^1,2, 480V^1,2, 498V^1,2, or Paper in 3-4000 departmental course with grade of A or B and instructor's consent.)

_____ _____ College Writing Requirement ___________

¹ Meets College Requirement for 40 hours of courses with prerequisites

² Meets College Requirement for 24 hours of courses >3000

³ BIOL 2533/Optional 2531L¹, MBIO 2013/2011L¹

⁴ BIOL 3323/Optional 3321L^1,2, MBIO 4233^1,2

⁵ BOTY 2404/2400L^1,2, 4104/4100L^1,2, 4424/4420L^1,2, MBIO 3023^1,2,ZOOL 2404/2400L¹, 2814/2810L¹

⁶ BOTY 4304/4300L^1,2, MBIO 4303^1,2, ZOOL 2213/2210L¹

Return to Advisors' Schedules

University Requirements

Semester Grade

_______ _____ Freshman Composition (6 hrs) All semesters and summer session

_______ _____

_______ _____ Advanced Composition (3) All

_______ _____ US History/American National Government (3) All

College Requirements (including all cognate sciences and math)

_______ _____ Foreign Language (0-9) All

_______ _____

_______ _____ World Literature/Foreign Literature/Fine Arts/Philosophy (9) All

_______ _____

_______ _____

_______ _____ Western Civilization (6) All

_______ _____

_______ _____ Social Sciences (3) All

Science and Mathematics Outside Biology

_______ _____ Calculus I (4) All

_______ _____ Biostatistics (3) All

_______ _____ University Chemistry I/Lab I (4) Fall, Summer

_______ _____ University Chemistry II/Lab II (4) All

_______ _____ Organic Chemistry I/II / Lab I/II (8) Fall/Spring, Summer

_______ _____

_______ _____ Introduction to Biochemistry (3) Fall, Summer

_______ _____ College Physics I/II / LabI/II (8) Fall/Spring, Summer

_______ _____

Biology Requirements (41 hours)

_______ _____ Principles of Biology / Lab (4) All

_______ _____ Bibliographic Practicum Fall,Spring (Required for students starting major in fall 99)

_______ _____ Genetics (4) Spring

_______ _____ Cell Biology (4) Fall

_______ _____ Ecology (4) Fall, Spring

_______ _____ General Microbiology (4) All

_______ _____ Organismal Plant Biology (4) Spring, Summer

_______ _____ Organismal Animal Biology (3-4) All

_______ _____ Physiology (3-4) All

_______ _____ Biology-related Electives (5-10)

_______ _____

_______ _____

_______ _____

(three advanced courses, 3000 or higher)

Writing Requirement met by __________________

Remember, you must have 24 hrs in Fulbright College >3000

Free Electives

_______ _____

_______ _____

_______ _____

_______ _____

_______ _____

_______ _____

_______ _____

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University Requirements

Semester Grade

_______ _____ Freshman Composition (6 hrs) All semesters and summer session

_______ _____

_______ _____ Advanced Composition (3) All

_______ _____ US History/American National Government (3) All

College Requirements (including all cognate sciences and math)

_______ _____ Foreign Language (0-9) All

_______ _____

_______ _____ World Literature/Foreign Literature/Fine Arts/Philosophy (9) All

_______ _____

_______ _____

_______ _____ Western Civilization (6) All

_______ _____

_______ _____ Social Sciences (3) All

Suggested Science and Mathematics Outside Biological Sciences

_______ _____ Calculus I (4) All

_______ _____ Biostatistics (3) All

_______ _____ University Chemistry I/Lab I (4) Fall, Summer

_______ _____ University Chemistry II/Lab II (4) All

_______ _____ Organic Chemistry I/II / Lab I/II (8) Fall/Spring, Summer

_______ _____

_______ _____ Introduction to Biochemistry (3) Fall, Summer

_______ _____ College Physics I/II / LabI/II (8) Fall/Spring, Summer

_______ _____

_______ _____ Computer Science (3-4) All

_______ _____ General Geology / Lab (4) All

Botany Requirements (38 hours)

_______ _____ Principles of Biology / Lab (4) All

_______ _____ Bibliographic Practicum Fall,Spring (Required for students starting major in fall 99)

_______ _____ Survey of the Plant Kingdom (4) Sp,S

19 hours to be chosen from the following:

_______ _____ Genetics (4) Spring

_______ _____ Cell Biology (4) Fall

_______ _____ Plant Geography (3) Correspondence only

_______ _____ Taxonomy of Flowering Plants (4)

_______ _____ Plant Physiology (4) Fall

_______ _____ Morphology of Vascular Plants (4) Not Presently Available

_______ _____ Mycology (4) Fall even years

_______ _____ Plant Anatomy (4) Not Presently Available

_______ _____ General Ecology (4) Fall, Spring

The remaining hours must be taken from BOTY or botany-related electives.

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Writing Requirement met by __________________

Remember, you must have 24 hrs in Fulbright College >3000

Free Electives

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University Requirements

Semester Grade

_______ _____ Freshman Composition (6 hrs) All semesters and summer session

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_______ _____ Advanced Composition (3) All

_______ _____ US History/American National Government (3) All

College Requirements (including all cognate sciences and math)

_______ _____ Foreign Language (0-9) All

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_______ _____ World Literature/Foreign Literature/Fine Arts/Philosophy (9) All

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_______ _____ Western Civilization (6) All

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_______ _____ Social Sciences (3) All

Science and Mathematics Outside Biology

_______ _____ Calculus I (4) All

_______ _____ Biostatistics (3) All

_______ _____ University Chemistry I/Lab I (4) Fall, Summer

_______ _____ University Chemistry II/Lab II (4) All

_______ _____ Organic Chemistry I/II / Lab I/II (8) Fall/Spring, Summer

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_______ _____ Introduction to Biochemistry (3) Fall, Summer

_______ _____ OR Analytical Chemistry / Lab (4) Spring, Summer

_______ _____ College Physics I/II / LabI/II (8) Fall/Spring, Summer

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Microbiology Requirements (38 hours)

_______ _____ Principles of Biology / Lab (4) All

_______ _____ Bibliographic Practicum Fall,Spring (Required for students starting major in fall 99)

_______ _____ General Microbiology (4) All

_______ _____ Microbial Cell Structure (3) Sp

_______ _____ Microbial Genetics (3) All

_______ _____ Physiology of Microorganisms (3) All

_______ _____ Pathogenic Microbiology (3) F

_______ _____ General Virology (3) Sp

_______ _____ Immunology (3 or 4) Sp

The remaining hours to be chosen from MBIO or microbiology-related electives.

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Writing Requirement met by __________________

Remember, you must have 24 hrs in Fulbright College >3000

Free Electives

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University Requirements

Semester Grade

_______ _____ Freshman Composition (6 hrs) All semesters and summer session

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_______ _____ Advanced Composition (3) All

_______ _____ US History/American National Government (3) All

College Requirements (including all cognate sciences and math)

_______ _____ Foreign Language (0-9) All

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_______ _____ World Literature/Foreign Literature/Fine Arts/Philosophy (9) All

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_______ _____ Western Civilization (6) All

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_______ _____ Social Sciences (3) All

Science and Mathematics Outside Biology

_______ _____ Calculus I (4) All

_______ _____ Biostatistics (3) All

_______ _____ University Chemistry I/Lab I (4) Fall, Summer

_______ _____ University Chemistry II/Lab II (4) All

_______ _____ Organic Chemistry I/II / Lab I/II (8) Fall/Spring, Summer

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_______ _____ College Physics I/II / LabI/II (8) Fall/Spring, Summer

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Zoology Requirements (38 hours)

_______ _____ Principles of Biology / Lab (4) All

_______ _____ Bibliographic Practicum Fall,Spring (Required for students starting major in fall 99)

Four of the Following

_______ _____ Comparative Vertebrate Morphology (4) F,Sp,S

_______ _____ Invertebrate Zoology (4) F

_______ _____ Cell Biology (4) F

_______ _____ Genetics (4) Sp

_______ _____ General Ecology (4) F, Sp

_______ _____ Comparative Physiology (4) F

_______ _____ Embryology (4) F

_______ _____ Developmental Biology (4) Sp

Remainder from at Least 2 of the Following Groups of Courses:

_______ _____ Morphological and Developmental Zoology (See Catalog)

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_______ _____ Systematic and Evolutionary Zoology (See Catalog)

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_______ _____ Regulatory and Environmental Zoology (See Catalog)

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_______ _____ Special Courses (including Bibliographic Practicum) (See Catalog)

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Writing Requirement met by __________________

Remember, you must have 24 hrs in Fulbright College >3000

Free Electives

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