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The Science program enables students to participate in quantitative
and scientific decisions that influence the quality of contemporary
life. The major requires students
to take courses in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics to
insure a breadth of exposure, while at the same time requiring a
concentration in one of these areas at the upper-division level.
Among other careers, the Science major is especially suited for
secondary education majors interested in teaching science and for
technical communication and allied health professionals seeking
additional strength in science.
A minor is required. |
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The strengths of the Biology, Chemistry and Environmental Science
Programs are available to students majoring in Science.
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Among other careers, the Science major is especially suited for
secondary education majors interested in teaching science and for
technical communication and allied health professionals seeking
additional strength in science.
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 Bachelor
of Science in Science
Minor
in Science
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Required Courses
To ensure that they
acquire a solid background in the sciences, students must complete
one four-credit course each from biology, chemistry, mathematics,
and physics. In addition, the student must satisfactorily complete
six* upper division courses from biology, chemistry, environmental
science, mathematics, physics or science.
Note: *Four (4) of these upper division courses must come from the
same discipline to form
an area of concentration.
Minor in Science
To ensure that they acquire a solid background in the
sciences, students must complete one
four-credit course each from biology, chemistry and physics. Sixteen
upper-division credits from
the natural sciences - biology, environmental science, chemistry,
physics, and science - must be
taken for the minor.
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