Integrated Science Major
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Science is a dynamic process which strives to reach the “best” answer to questions concerned with the world around us; that is, science as a way of knowing. In the sciences we explore the created handiworks of God and our human relationships to them. The following programs provide opportunities for broad experiences, specifically incorporating biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science.
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Integrated Science Major
—Elementary Education, Liberal Arts, Pre-Law, Pre-Seminary Programs
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40*-41 credits
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Required Courses
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40*-41 credits
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BIO201*
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General Biology (or 2 years high school biology*)
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4*
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BIO331
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Human Biology (w)
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3
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BIO342
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General Ecology
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3
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BIO344
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Evolution (w)
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3
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CHE211
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Chemistry I
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4
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ESC201
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Physical Geology
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3
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ESC211
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Principles of Physical Geography
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3
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ESC310
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Meteorology
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3
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HER383
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History of Science (w)
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3
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PHY211
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Physics I
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4
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PHY212
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Physics II
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4
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Select one of the following courses.
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CHE205
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Chemistry of Living Systems
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4
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CHE212
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Chemistry II
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4
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*Students with sufficient grades in two years of high school biology may be exempted from BIO201. A Science Proficiency/Placement Report must be completed. The credits must be made up with one of the following BIO courses. These students need only 40 credits to complete the major.
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BIO211
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Botany: Flowering Plants
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3
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BIO221
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Zoology: Vertebrates
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3
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BIO321
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Zoology: Invertebrates
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3
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0708AC
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