Pre-Dentistry Requirements (F05)
A. COMPETENCY REQUIREMENTS (complete these by the deadlines to avoid Registration Holds)
1. WRITTEN COMMUNICATION (three requirements):
BASIC COMPOSITION (BC) (choose one) (complete by 30 credit hours)(for course completed Fall term 2008 or later, a grade of "C" or better is required)
ENG 1020, Introductory College Writing, 4 cr.
ENG1050, Freshman Honors: English I, 4 cr.
ISP 1510, Written Communication Skills, 4 cr.
INTERMEDIATE COMPOSITION (IC) (choose one) (complete by 75 credit hours) (for course completed Fall term 2008 or later, a grade of "C" or better is required)
AFS 2390, Introduction to African-American Literature: Literature and Writing, 4 cr.
ISP 4991, Senior Essay Seminar I, 4 cr.
ENG 2050, Freshman Honors: English II, 4 cr.
ENG 2100, Introduction to Poetry: Literature and Writing, 3 cr.
ENG 2110, Introduction to Drama: Literature and Writing, 3 cr.
ENG 2120, Introduction to Fiction: Literature and Writing, 4 cr.
ENG 2210, Great English Novels: Literature and Writing, 3 cr.
ENG 2310, Major American Books: Literature and Writing, 3 cr.
ENG 2390, Introduction to African-American Literature: Literature and Writing, 4 cr.
ENG 2570, Literature By and About Women: Literature and Writing (CD), 3 cr.
ENG 3010, Intermediate Writing, 3 cr.
ENG 3050, Technical Communication I: Report Writing, 3 cr.
ISP 3510, Intermediate Reading and Writing, 4 cr.
I H 2010, Cultural Identity and the American Experience: Writers' Responses (CD), 4 cr.
WRITING INTENSIVE course in major field (WI) (consult Major Department). Pre-requisite: "C" or better grade in Intermediate Composition (IC)
2. MATHEMATICS COMPETENCY (MC) (complete by 30 credit hours by one method below):
* Attain CLEP score of "50" or higher, an AP score of "2" (no degree credit), or "25" on ACT Math exam
* Transfer credit for the equivalent of MAT 1800 or higher taken at an accredited college
* Place beyond the first "1000" level Math course on the Math Competency/Proficiency Examination
* Complete a Math course at WSU numbered at the "1000" level or higher with a satisfactory grade.
3. ORAL COMMUNICATION (OC) (complete by 60 credit hours by one method below):
* Pass WSU Oral Communication Competency Exam (no credit hours granted)
* Pass one of the courses, or its equivalent, below:
COM 1010, Oral Communication: Basic Speech, 3 cr.
ISP 1560, Dimensions of Oral Communication, 4 cr.
ENG 3060, Technical Communication II: Writing and Speaking, 3 cr.
4. COMPUTER LITERACY (CL) (complete by 30 credit hours by one method below):
*Completion of college level computer course such as
B E 1200, Basic Engineering I: Design in Engineering, 3 cr.
COM 3210, News Editing, 4 cr.
CSC 1000, Introduction to Computer Science, 3 cr.
CSC 1050, Introduction to C and Unix, 2 cr.
or any higher level CSC course;
FPC 1100, Computing in the Arts, 2 cr.
IST 2710, Computers and Society, 4 cr.
* Pass the Computer Literacy Competency Exam; or transfer credit for a comparable course taken at another college or university.
5. CRITICAL THINKING (CT) (complete by 75 credit hours by one method below):
* Pass WSU Critical Thinking Competency Exam
* Pass one of the following:
B A 1010, Critical Thinking for Consumer Decisions, 3 cr.
ISP 3260, Methods of Search and Critical Thinking, 4 cr.
PHI 1050, Critical Thinking, 3 cr.
COM 2110, Argumentation and Debate, 3 cr.
B. UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE GROUP REQUIREMENTS:
Please note the following in meeting Group Requirements: A given Subject Area Code (e.g. ANT, HIS, P S, etc.) may not be used more than twice; a course must be at least three semester hours to apply; and courses for Group Requirements may not be elected on a Passed/Not Passed basis.
1. NATURAL SCIENCE: Physical Science, Life Science, Laboratory, and Third Science are completed within the pre-dental science requirements.
2. HISTORICAL STUDIES (HS) (choose one):
ANT 3200, Lost Cities and Ancient Civilizations, 3 cr.
HIS 1000, World Civilization to 1500, 3-4 cr.
HIS 1300, Europe and the World: 1500-1945, 3-4 cr.
HIS 1400, The World Since 1945, 3-4 cr.
HIS 1600, African Civilizations to 1800, 3-4 cr.
HIS 1610, African Civilizations Since 1800, 3-4 cr.
HIS 1800, The Age of Islamic Empires: 600-1600, 3 cr.
HIS 1810, The Modern Middle East, 3 cr.
HIS 1995, Society and the Economic Transition (ST), 3 cr.
HON 4250, Seminar in Historical Studies, 3 cr.
N E 2030, The Age of Islamic Empires: 600-1600, 3 cr.
N E 2040, The Modern Middle East, 3 cr.
3. SOCIAL SCIENCE (choose from each of the two categories):
AMERICAN SOCIETY & INSTITUTIONS (AI) (choose one):
HIS 1050, American Civilization Since World War II, 3-4 cr.
HON 2000, City II, 3 cr.
P S 1010, American Government, 4 cr.
P S 1030, The American Governmental System, 3 cr.
BASIC SOCIAL SCIENCE (SS) (choose two):
AFS 2210, Black Social and Political Thought, 4 cr.
ANT 2100, Introduction to Anthropology, 3-4 cr.
ECO 1000, Survey of Economics, 4 cr.
ECO 2010, Principles of Microeconomics, 4 cr.
ECO 2020, Principles of Macroeconomics, 4 cr.
GPH 1100, World Regional Patterns (CD), 4 cr.
GPH 2000, Introduction to Urban Studies (CD), 4 cr.
GPH 3130, Introductory Urban Geography, 4 cr.
GPH 3200, Europe, 3 cr.
HIS 2000, Introduction to Urban Studies (CD), 4 cr.
HON 1000, City I, 3 cr.
P S 1000, Introduction to Political Science, 3 cr.
P S 2000, Introduction to Urban Studies (CD), 4 cr.
P S 2240, Introduction to Urban Politics and Policy, 4 cr.
SOC 2000, Understanding Human Society, 3 cr.
SOC 2020, Social Problems, 3 cr.
SOC 2500, Introduction to Urban Studies (CD), 4 cr.
SOC 3300, Social Inequality, 4 cr.
SOC 3510, The Nature and Impact of Population on Society, 3 cr.
SOC 4100, Social Psychology, 4 cr.
U S 2000, Introduction to Urban Studies (CD), 4 cr.
W S 3010, Interdisciplinary Introduction to Women's Studies, 3 cr.
4. HUMANITIES (one course in each of the categories below):
VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS (VP) (choose one):
A H 1000, Introduction to Art, 3-4 cr.
A H 1110, Survey of Art History: Ancient through Medieval, 3-4 cr.
A H 1120, Survey of Art History: Renaissance through Modern, 3-4 cr.
COM 2010, Introduction to Film, 4 cr.
COM 2020, History of Film , 4 cr.
DNC 2000, Introduction to Dance (CD), 4 cr.
DNC 2310, History of Dance from 1800 to the Present, 3 cr.
ENG 2450, Introduction to Film, 4 cr.
ENG 2460, History of Film, 4 cr.
HON 4240, Seminar in Visual and Performing Arts, 3 cr.
MUH 1340, Music Appreciation: World Music (CD), 3 cr.
MUH 1350, History of American Popular Music, 3 cr.
MUH 1351, History of American Popular Music: 1940 to the Present, 3 cr.
MUH 1352, The Blues: Exploring the Roots of American Popular Music, 3 cr.
MUH 1370, Music Appreciation: Beginnings to the Present, 3 cr.
SLA 3710, Russian and East European Film, 3 cr.
THR 1010, Introduction to the Theatre, 3 cr.
THR 1030, Black Theatre: An Introduction (CD), 3 cr.
PHILOSOPHY & LETTERS (PL) (choose one):
CLA 1010, Classical Civilization (CD), 3-4 cr.
CLA 2100, Classical Origins of Western Thought (CD), 3 cr.
CLA 2200, Introduction to Greek Tragedy, 3 cr.
COM 2160, Contemporary Persuasive Campaigns and Movements, 3 cr.
ENG 2200, Shakespeare, 3 cr.
ENG 2500, The English Bible as Literature, 4 cr.
ENG 2720, Basic Concepts in Linguistics, 3 cr.
ENG 3110, English Literature to 1700, 3 cr.
ENG 3120, English Literature after 1700, 3 cr.
ENG 3140, Survey of American Literature, 3 cr.
FRE 2700, Anguish and Commitment: European Existentialist Literature, 3-4 cr.
GER 2310, Short Fiction from Central Europe and Russia
GER 2700, Anguish and Commitment: European Existentialist Literature, 3-4 cr.
HON 2100, Classical Origins of Western Thought (CD), 3 cr.
HON 4200, Seminar in Philosophy and Letters, 3 cr.
ITA 2700, Anguish and Commitment: European Existentialist Literature, 3-4 cr.
LIN 2720, Basic Concepts in Linguistics, 3 cr.
PHI 1010, Introduction to Philosophical Systems, 3-4 cr.
PHI 1020, Honors Introduction to Philosophical Systems, 4 cr.
PHI 1030, Introduction to Philosophical Problems, 3 cr.
PHI 1040, Honors Introduction to Philosophical Problems, 4 cr.
PHI 1100, Contemporary Moral Issues (EI), 3 cr.
PHI 1120, Professional Ethics (EI), 3 cr.
PHI 2100, Ancient and Medieval Philosophy, 3 cr.
PHI 2110, Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Philosophy, 3 cr.
PHI 2320, Introduction to Ethics (EI), 3 cr.
PHI 3500, Theory of Knowledge, 3 cr.
PHI 3550, Metaphysics, 3 cr.
PHI 3700, Philosophy of Art, 3 cr.
POL 2700, Anguish and Commitment: European Existentialist Literature, 3-4 cr.
P S 3510, Law, Authority and Rebellion, 4 cr.
P S 3520, Justice, cr.
RUS 2700, Anguish and Commitment: European Existentialist Literature, 3-4 cr.
SLA 2310, Short Fiction from Central Europe and Russia, 3 cr.
SPA 2700, Anguish and Commitment: European Existentialist Literature, 3-4 cr.
CIVILIZATIONS & SOCIETIES (CS): (choose one)
AFS 2010, African American Culture: Historical and Aesthetic Roots. Cr. 4
A S 2010, Introduction to American Culture. Cr. 3-4
ARM 3410, New Soil, Old Roots: The Immigrant Experience. Cr. 3
CBS 2100, Chicano Literature and Culture. (SPA 2400) Cr. 3
CBS 2110, Puerto Rican Literature and Culture. (SPA 2500) Cr. 3
CLA 2000, Greek Mythology. Cr. 3-4
ENG 2600, Introduction to Folklore. Cr. 3
ENG 3600, Survey of American Folklore. Cr. 3
FRE 2710, Introduction to French Civilization I. Cr. 3
FRE 2720, Introduction to French Civilization II. Cr. 3
GER 2710, Survey of Germanic Culture I. Cr. 3
GER 2720, Survey of Germanic Culture II. Cr. 3
GER 3410, New Soil, Old Roots: The Immigrant Experience. Cr. 3
GRK 3710, Modern Greek Literature and Culture in English. Cr. 3
ITA 2710, Italian Culture and Civilization I. Cr. 3
ITA 2720, Italian Culture and Civilization II. Cr. 3
N E 2000, Introduction to Islamic Civilization of the Near East. Cr. 3
N E 2010, The Bible and Ancient Mythology. Cr. 3
POL 2710, Survey of Polish Culture. Cr. 3
POL 3410, New Soil, Old Roots: The Immigrant Experience. Cr. 3
RUS 3410, New Soil, Old Roots: The Immigrant Experience. Cr. 3
RUS 2710, Study of Russian Culture. Cr. 3
SLA 3410, New Soil, Old Roots: The Immigrant Experience. Cr. 3
SLA 3710, Russian and European Film. Cr. 3
SPA 2400, Chicano Literature and Culture. Cr. 3
SPA 2500, Puerto Rican Literature and Culture. Cr. 3
UKR 3410, New Soil, Old Roots: The Immigrant Experience. Cr. 3
Jr Year in Germany program meets this requirement.
5. FOREIGN LANGUAGE (FC):
* Completion of one language through the 3rd semester or placement beyond the 3rd semester, either of which concurrently meets the University requirement in Foreign Culture, is required for all majors leading to a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree in Liberal Arts & Sciences
* Students pursuing a Bachelor of Public Affairs should consult an Academic Advisor for choices in Foreign Culture and Cultural Studies.
C. REQUIRED TOPICAL/EXPOSURE AREAS
•CULTURAL DIVERSITY (CD): approved courses may be found among Group Requirements identified by the two-letter code (CD) A given Subject Area Code (e.g. ANT, HIS, P S, etc.) may not be used more than twice. (choose one)
AFS 2600 (CD) Race & Racism in America, 3cr.
AFS 3160 (CD) Black Urban History, 4cr.
AFS 3170 (CD) Ethnicity and Race in America, 3-4 cr.
AFS 6100 (CD) Class, Race, and Politics, 3 cr.
AFS 6170 (CD) Ethnicity and Race in America, 3-4cr.
AFS 3180 (CD) Black Social Movements, 4 cr.
AFS 3360 (CD) Black Workers in Amer History, 4 cr.
AFS 3610 (CD) (FC) The Africans, 4 cr.
AFS 3750 (CD) African American Art, 3 cr.
AFS 3860 (CD) Race, Class, and the CJ System, 3 cr.
AFS 5030 (CD) African American Politics, 4 cr.
AFS 5040 (CD) Diversity in Interpersonal Comm, 3 cr.
AFS 5110 (CD) Black Women in America, 3 cr.
AFS 5130 (CD) The Black Family, 4 cr.
AFS 5260 (CD) The African Religious Experience, 3 cr.
AFS 5320 (CD) Black Labor History, 3 cr.
AFS 5570 (CD) Race Relations in Urban Soc, 3 cr.
AFS 5580 (CD) Law & African/Amer Exp, 4 cr.
AFS 5700 (CD) The Psychology of African Amer, 4 cr.
ANT 3100 (CD) Cultures of the World, 3-4 cr.
ANT 3110 (CD) Detroit Area Minorities, 3-4 cr.
ANT 3150 (CD) (FC) Anthropology of Business, 3-4 cr.
ANT 3530 (CD) Native Americans, 3 cr.
ANT 3540 (CD) Cultures/Societies of Latin Ame, 3 cr.
ANT 3550 (CD) (FC) Arab Society in Transition, 3 cr.
ANT 5260 (CD) African Religious Exper, 3 cr.
ANT 5310 (CD) Language and Culture, 3 cr.
ANT 5320 (CD) Language and Societies, 3 cr.
ANT 5430 (CD) End-of-Life Issues, 3-4 cr.
ARM 3410 (CD) (FC) New Soil, Old Roots: Immig Exp, 3 cr.
A H 3470 (CD) Islamic Art & Architecture, 3 cr.
A H 3750 (CD) African American Art, 3 cr.
CBS 2430 (CD) History of Latinos in U.S., 3 cr.
CLA 1010 (CD) (PL) Classical Civilization, 3-4 cr.
CLA 2100 (CD) (PL) Classical Origins West Thought, 3 cr.
CLA 3190 (CD) Topics on Women in Antiquity, 3 cr.
COM 2300 (CD) Intercultural Communication, 4 cr.
COM 4030 (CD) Gender and Communication, 3 cr.
COM 4040 (CD) Diversity in Interpersonal Comm, 3 cr.
COM 4250 (CD) Reporting Race, Sex, & Culture, 3 cr.
COM 6040 (CD) Cultures and Rhetorics , 3 cr.
CRJ 3750 (CD) Diversity in Crim Justice, 4 cr.
DNC 2000 (CD) (VP) Introduction to Dance, 4 cr.
DNC 2400 (CD) (FC) Intro to African Dance , 3 cr.
ECO 5410 (CD Economics of Race and Gender, 4 cr.
ENG 2530 (CD) Literature and Identity, 3 cr.
ENG 2570 (CD) (IC) Literature by and About Women, 3 cr.
ENG 5030 (CD) Topics in Women’s Studies , 3 cr.
ENG 5080 (CD) Topics in Cross-Disc & Cul Theory, 3 cr.
ENG 5090 (CD) Topics in Lit & Cultural Theory, 3 cr.
GER 1010 (CD) Elementary German I, 4 cr.
GER 2010 (CD) (FC) Intermediate German I, 4 cr.
GER 2710 (CD) (FC) Survey Germanic Culture I, 3 cr.
GER 2720 (CD) (FC) Survey Germanic Culture II, 3 cr.
GER 3410 (CD) (FC) New Soil, Old Roots: Immig Exp, 3 cr.
GPH 1100 (CD) (SS) World Regional Patterns, 4 cr.
GPH 2000 (CD) (SS) Intro to Urban Studies, 4 cr.
GPH 5650 (CD) Metropolitan Detroit, 4 cr.
GRK 2010 (CD) (FC) Intermediate Ancient Greek I, 4 cr.
GRK 2110 (CD) (FC) Intermediate Modern Greek, 4 cr.
GRK 3710 (CD) (FC) Modern Greek Literature, 3 cr.
HIS 2000 (CD) (SS) Intro to Urban Studies, 4 cr.
HIS 2430 (CD) History of Latinos in U. S., 3 cr.
HIS 2530 (CD) The Study of Non-Violence, 3 cr.
HIS 3160 (CD) Black Urban History, 4 cr.
HIS 3170 (CD) Ethnicity & Race in Amer Life, 3-4 cr.
HIS 3180 (CD) Black Social Movements , 4 cr.
HIS 3240 (CD) Detroit Politics: Continuity & Chg, 4 cr.
HIS 3360 (CD) Black Workers in American Hist, 4 cr.
HIS 5110 (CD) Class, Race, & Pol in America, 3 cr.
HIS 5200 (CD) Women in Amer Life & Thought, 3 cr.
HIS 5220 (CD) Changing Shape of Ethnic Amer, 3-4 cr.
HIS 5251 (CD) History of Feminism, 4 cr.
HIS 5320 (CD) Black Labor History, 3 cr.
HON 2100 (CD) (PL) Classical Origins Western Thgt, 3 cr.
I H 2010 (CD) (IC) Cultural Identity & American Exp, 4 cr.
ISP 3060 (CD) Foundations of Knowledge, 4 cr.
ISP 3600 (CD) (FC) The Arabs, 3 cr.
ISP 3610 (CD) (FC) The Africans, 4 cr.
ISP 3620 (CD) (FC) The Chinese, 3 cr.
ISP 5130 (CD) The Black Family, 4 cr.
ISP 5260 (CD) The African Religious Experience, 3 cr.
ISP 5510 (CD) End-of-Life Issues, 3-4 cr.
ISP 2710 (CD) (SS) Select Perspectives on Ethnicity, 4 cr.
ISP 2730 (CD) Contemp Issues Ethnic Studies, 3 cr.
LAT 2010 (CD) (FC) Intermediate Latin, 4 cr.
LIN 5310 (CD) Language and Culture, 3 cr.
LIN 5320 (CD) Language and Societies, 3 cr.
MUH 1340 (CD) (VP) Music Apprec: World Music, 3 cr.
N E 2050 (CD) East Meets West, 3 cr.
N E 3550 (CD) (FC) Arab Society in Transition, 3 cr.
PCS 2050 (CD) The Study of Non-Violence, 3 cr.
PCS 5500 (CD) Ethnicity: Conflict & Cooperation, 4 cr.
POL 1010 (CD) Elementary Polish I, 4 cr.
POL 2010 (CD) (FC) Intermediate Polish, 4 cr.
POL 2710 (CD) (FC) Survey of Polish Culture, 3 cr.
POL 3410 (CD) (FC) New Soil, Old Roots: Immig Exp, 3 cr.
P S 2000 (CD) (SS) Intro to Urban Studies, 4 cr.
P S 2550 (CD) The Study of Non-Violence, 3 cr.
P S 3080 (CD) Gender and Politics, 4 cr.
P S 3250 (CD) Detroit Politics , 4 cr.
P S 5030 (CD) African American Politics, 4 cr.
P S 5740 (CD) Ethnicity: Conflict & Cooperation, 4 cr.
P S 5850 (CD) Human Rights , 4 cr.
P S 6050 (CD) Class, Race, and Politics, 3 cr.
PSY 2500 (CD) Psychology of Racism, 3 cr.
PSY 2600 (CD) Psychology of Social Behavior, 4 cr.
PSY 5700 (CD) Psychology of African Americans, 4 cr.
RUS 1010 (CD) Elementary Russian I, 4 cr.
RUS 2010 (CD) (FC) Intermediate Russian I, 4 cr.
RUS 2710 (CD) (FC) Study of Russian Culture, 4 crs.
RUS 3410 (CD) (FC) New Soil, Old Roots: Immig Exp, 3 cr.
SLA 3410 (CD) (FC) New Soil, Old Roots: Immig Exp, 3 cr.
SOC 2050 (CD) The Study of Non-Violence, 3 cr.
SOC 2500 (CD) (SS) Intro to Urban Studies, 4 cr.
SOC 2600 (CD) Race and Racism in America, 3 cr.
SOC 3860 (CD) Race, Class, & CRJ System, 3 cr.
SOC 5020 (CD) End-of-Life Issues, 3-4 cr.
SOC 5400 (CD) The Family, 3 cr.
SOC 5570 (CD) Race Relations in Urban Society, 3 cr.
SOC 5580 (CD) Law & African Amer Experience, 4 cr.
TED 2250 (CD) Introduction to Education, 3 cr.
THR 1030 (CD) (VP) Black Theatre: An Introduction, 3 cr.
UKR 1010 (CD) Elementary Ukranian, 4 cr.
UKR 2010 (CD) (FC) Intermediate Ukranian, 4 cr.
UKR 3410 (CD) (FC) New Soil, Old Roots: Immig Exp, 3 cr.
U S 2000 (CD) (SS) Intro to Urban Studies, 4 cr.
W S 3750 (CD) Diversity in Criminal Justice, 4 cr.
W S 4030 (CD) Gender and Communication, 3 cr.
W S 5030 (CD) Topics in Women’s Studies, 3 cr.
W S 5110 (CD) Black Women in America, 3 cr.
• ETHICAL ISSUES IN SOCIETY (EI): approved courses may be found among Group Requirements identified by the two-letter code (EI) (choose one)
COM 5030 (EI) Communication Ethics, 3 cr.
IST 2030 (EI) Conf on Biomedical Issues, 3 cr.
PHI 1100 (EI) (PL) Contemporary Moral Issues, 3 cr.
PHI 1110 (EI) Ethical Issues in Health Care, 3 cr.
PHI 2320 (EI) (PL) Introduction to Ethics, 3-4 cr.
PHI 2330 (EI) Intro to Social and Political Philosophy, 3 cr.
PHI 5280 (EI) History of Ethics, 4 cr.
PHI 5300 (EI) Twentieth Center Analytic Ethics, 4 cr.
P S 2420 (EI) Ethics and Politics of Public Policy, 4 cr.
• SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY (ST): approved courses may be found among Group Requirements identified by the two-letter code (ST) (choose one)
CHM 1000 (ST) (PS) Chemistry and Your World, 3-4 cr.
COM 5010 (ST) History of Television and Radio, 4 cr.
COM 5510 (ST) Mass Comm and Society, 3 cr.
COM 6270 (ST) Computer-Mediated Comm, 3 cr.
ECO 5210 (ST) Market Power & Econ Welfare, 4 cr.
HIS 1995 (ST) (HS) Society & Econ Transition, 3 cr.
HIS 2510 (ST) Science, Technology, and War, 4 cr.
HIS 3300 (ST) Technology in America, 3-4 cr.
HIS 3400 (ST) The Automobile and Society, 4 cr.
ISP 3160 (ST) (HS) W W I as a Turning Point, 4 cr.
ISP 3340 (ST) Adv Dir Study: Sci & Tech, 2-4 cr.
ISP 3360 (ST) Sci & Tech Adv Studies, 4 cr.
IST 1510 (ST) Quantitative Methods, 3 cr.
IST 2010 (ST) Health Concepts & Strategies, 3 cr.
IST 2310 (ST) (LS) Living in the Environment, 4 cr.
IST 2420 (ST) (PS) Atoms and Stars, 3-4 cr.
IST 3715 (ST) Computers, the Internet, & Soc, 4 cr.
IST 3720 (ST) eCommerce: Using the Web, 4 cr.
NFS 2030 (ST) (LS) Nutrition and Health, 3 cr.
PCS 2020 (ST) Science, Technology, and War, 4 cr.
PHI 3600 (ST) Space, Time, & Phil of Physics, 3 cr.
PHI 5230 (ST) Philosophy of Science, 4 cr.
PHY 1040 (ST) (PS) Einstein, Relativity, and Quanta, 3-4 cr.
PHY 1070 (ST) (PS) Energy and the Environment, 4 cr.
PHY 2020 (ST) Science, Technology, and War , 4 cr.
P S 2440 (ST) Science, Technology, and War, 4 cr.
SOC 6080 (ST) Philosophy of Science, 4 cr.
Basic Pre-Dental Sciences:
To be completed by the end of junior year
| REQUIREMENT | COURSE | NOTATIONS |
|---|---|---|
| Elementary Functions (MC) | MAT 1800 | Prerequisite: Qualifying Exam |
| Basic Biology I | BIO 1500 | Organismal biology (formerly BIO 152) |
| Basic Life Mechanisms(LS) | BIO 1510 | Molecular-cellular biology (formerly Basic Biology I) |
| Microbiology | BIO 2200 | |
| Cell Biology | BIO 2600 | |
| Chemistry Principles (PS) | CHM 1220/1230; or 1410 | Qualifying Exam required |
| General / Organic Chem | CHM 1240/1250; or 1420 | |
| Organic and Laboratory | CHM 2220/2230 | |
| Chemical / Analytical | CHM 2280/2290 | |
| Biochemistry | CHM 5600 or BIO 3100 | Strongly Recommended |
| General Physics I | PHY 2130/2131 or 2170/2171, or 2175/2171 | Mechanics, heat, optics, sound |
| General Physics II | PHY 2140/2141 or 2180/2181 | Electricity, magnetism, modern physics |
To determine your progress in meeting University and College requirements, make an appointment with an Academic Advisor in the University Advising Center by calling (313) 577-8889.The Advising Center, located at 1600 David Adamany Undergraduate Library, is open from 8:30 - 7:00 Monday and Thursday and from 8:30 - 5:00 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. Summer hours are Mon.--Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Qualifying Examinations are required for CHM 1220, and MAT 1800 or 2010 . To schedule Qualifying, Competency, or Proficiency Examinations, contact Testing and Evaluation, 698 Student Center, 577-3400. To order Admission Requirements of U. S. and Canadian Dental Schools, contact American Association of Dental Schools, 1625 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C. 20036; price: $25.00.Pre-Dental students may earn either a Bachelor of Arts degree or Bachelor of Science degree. The latter requires at least 60 semester hours in science and may specify certain courses in mathematics and other subjects. Consult the major department. You must declare your major prior to reaching 60 semester hours.This guide does not include information about requirements for your major. Please consult the appropriate department at your earliest convenience. The Pre-Dental Sciences above do not constitute a major. You must submit a Degree Application to Central Records when you register for your final term.
It is the student's responsibility to become familiar with and to complete all degree requirements.
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