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Department of Biological Sciences. Dr. John Calahan – Plant Physiology Dr. Dustin Edwards – Virology/Cell Biology Dr. Kristin Herrmann – Parasitology/Behavioral.

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1 Department of Biological Sciences

2 Dr. John Calahan – Plant Physiology Dr. Dustin Edwards – Virology/Cell Biology Dr. Kristin Herrmann – Parasitology/Behavioral Ecology Dr. Chris Higgins – Aquatic Ecology Dr. Jesse Meik – Herpetology Dr. Allan Nelson – Botany Dr. Russell Pfau – Molecular Genetics Dr. Harold Rathburn – Biochemisty Dr. Max Sanderford – Animal Physiology Dr. Janice Speshock – Microbiology Dr. Phil Sudman – Wildlife Biology

3 General Biology I & II Cell Biology MicrobiologyGenetics Genetic Techniques EcologyVirology Pathogenic Microbiology HistologyVaccines Comparative Anatomy Biochemistry I & II Molecular Biology Ecology and Evolution Plant Physiology Plant Pathology Plant Taxonomy Intro. to Marine Biology Invertebrate Zoology Behavioral Ecology IchthyologyHerpetologyMammalogyOrnithology Animal Physiology Developmental Biology Current Topics in Life Sci.

4  BS in Biology  BS in Biomedical Sciences  Within each degree you can select from several support areas.  These support area selects courses needed for that area.

5 General Aquatic Ecology Environmental Biology Molecular Biology Wildlife Biology Life Science Teacher Certification Science Teacher Certification GeneralPre-MedicalPre-Dental Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-VeterinaryPre-Pharmacy

6 BIOLOGYHrs Upper Level Hrs Biol 1100,1406,14079FYS, Biology for Science Majors I and II Biol 2300, 3303, 31037Cell Biology; Genetics; Genetic Techniques 4 Biol 3407, 33537Microbiology; Ecology & Evolution 7 Biol 43983Current Topics in the Life Sciences 3 Biol ELECTIVES18Upper level BIOL electives 18 TOTAL44 CHEMISTRY Chem 1411, 14128General Chemistry I and II Chem 24234Organic Chemistry I TOTAL12 PHYSICS Phys 1401, 1402 or 2425 24268College Physics I and II or University Physics I and II TOTAL8 MATH Math 1314, 1316 or 24136College Algebra; Plane Trigonometry or Calculus I Math 34504Principles of Bio-Statistics 4 TOTAL10 ENGLISH Engl 1301, 13026College Composition I and II Engl 2XXX, Phil 1301, Hist 2321, or Hist 2322 3Any Literature Course, Into. to Philosophy, or World Civilizations I or II Engl 33093Technical Writing 3 TOTAL12 HISTORY Hist 1301, 13026History of the United States I and II SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCI Psy 23013General Psychology (or any of the other listed courses) POLITICAL SCIENCE Govt 2305, 23066Federal Government; Texas Government ADDITIONAL COURSES COMS 1311, 1315 or 23023Speech communications course ARTS CORE3Visual or performing arts course from ART, F A, MUSC, DRAM or THEA as listed in catalog ADVANCED ELECTIVE6Any course 3000 or above 6 GENERAL ELECTIVES7General University Electives (any courses) TOTAL HRS TO GRADUATE120TOTAL UPPER LEVEL HRS (45 REQUIRED) 45 Biology - General (GENL) Degree Plan- 2015 Catalog

7 BIOLOGYHrs Upper Level Hrs Biol 1100,1406,14079FYS, Biology for Science Majors I and II Biol 2300, 3303, 31037Cell Biology; Genetics; Genetic Techniques 4 Biol 3407, 34068Microbiology; Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy 8 Biol 3353, 43746Ecology & Evolution; Biochemistry 6 Biol 4398, 4460, 41858Current Topics; Animal Physiology; Seminar 8 Biol ELECTIVES6-8Select 2 courses from the following list: 3380, 3395, 6-8 3413, 3485, 4340, 4350, 4445, 4375 or 4378 TOTAL44-46 CHEMISTRY Chem 1411, 14128General Chemistry I and II Chem 24234Organic Chemistry I TOTAL12 PHYSICS Phys 1401, 1402 or 2425 24268College Physics I and II or University Physics I and II TOTAL8 MATH Math 1314, 1316 or 24136College Algebra; Plane Trigonometry or Calculus I Math 34504Principles of Bio-Statistics 4 TOTAL10 ENGLISH Engl 1301, 13026College Composition I and II Engl 2XXX, Phil 1301, Hist 2321, or Hist 2322 3Any Literature Course, Into. to Philosophy, or World Civilizations I or II Engl 33093Technical Writing 3 TOTAL12 HISTORY Hist 1301, 13026History of the United States I and II SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCI Psy 23013General Psychology (or any of the other listed courses) POLITICAL SCIENCE Govt 2305, 23066Federal Government; Texas Government ADDITIONAL COURSES COMS 1311, 1315 or 23023Speech communications course ARTS CORE3Visual or performing arts course from ART, F A, MUSC, DRAM or THEA as listed in catalog ADVANCED ELECTIVE4-6Any course 3000 or above 4-6 GENERAL ELECTIVES10-12General University Electives (any courses) TOTAL HRS TO GRADUATE120TOTAL UPPER LEVEL HRS (45 REQUIRED) 45 Biomedical Sciences - General (GENL) Degree Plan- 2015 Catalog

8 http://www.tarleton.edu/biology http://www.tarleton.edu/registrar

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