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Biological Sciences ~ CMBG 
Suggested Course Plan
Refer to online worksheet that highlights requirements of this specialization area. 
Also see notes below.


YEAR FALL CREDIT SPRING CREDIT
Year 1 BSCI  105 (H) 4 (L) BSCI 106 (H) 4 (L)
   MATH 220/140 3/4 MATH 221/141 3/4
   CHEM 103(H) 4 (L) CHEM 113(H) 4 (L)
   ENGL 101 3 Core Distributive 3
   Elective-optional 1-3 Elective-optional 1-3
Total    14-18    14-18
         
 Year 2 BSCI 222 4 BSCI 230 4 (L)
   CHEM 233 4 (L) CHEM 243 4 (L)
   Core Distributive 3 Core Distributive 3
   Core Distributive

or PHYS 121/141

3

4 (L)

Core Distributive

or PHYS 122/142

3

4 (L)

Total   14-15   14-15
         
Year 3 BSP Diversity 4 (L) BSCI 420/421 or Upper level CMBG course of choice 3/4 (+/-L)
   BCHM 461 3 BCHM 462 3
   Core Distributive/Diversity 3 Elective or CMBG Course 3
   PHYS 121/141 or

Core Distributive

4 (L)

PHYS 121/141 or

Core Distributive

4 (L)

3

   ENGL 393 3 Electives 3
Total   16-17   16-17
         
Year 4 UL CMBG

Approved course

3- 4 UL CMBG

Approved course

3-4
   UL CMBG

Approved course

3-4 (L) UL CMBG

Approved course

3 -4 (L)
   Core Advanced 3 Core Advanced 3
   Elective 3 Elective 3
   Elective Elective 3
Total   15-16   14-17
Total 120 required      

Please note: 

For graduation you must  complete 120 credits with  a grade point average of 2.0. 
It is  advisable to complete ~ 15 credits each semester. 

All UM students must complete the CORE program.

See CMBG worksheet for complete listing of CMBG requirements and a listing of Upper Level CMBG courses.
BSP Diversity: Choose one from:  BSCI 223,  BSCI 224, BSCI 225, or BSCI 227

CMBG Upper level program must include: 14 credits of CMBG courses and two upper level laboratories. 


Electives: 

Additional BSCI  courses or any other UM course.

Consider using Elective or CMBG course credit to perform a research project. 

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