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Pre-Dental (3 or 4 years)
Overview of Dentistry as a Career
See the
Occupational Outlook
Handbook: Dentist
Courses
Principles of Biology I and II (BSC 120 and 121)
Principles of Chemistry I and II and Labs
(CHM 211, 212, 217, and 218)
Organic Chemistry I and II and Organic Lab (CHM 355, 356,
and 361)
College Algebra (MTH 130 or 127) and Trigonometry (MTH 122)
[Requirement may also be
met by Pre-Calculus (MTH 132), Applied Calculus (MTH 140), or Calculus
(MTH 229)]
General
Physics I and II and labs (PHY 201, 202, 203 and 204)
English Composition I and II (ENG 101 and 102)
Recommended Electives
Vertebrate Embryology (BSC 301)
Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy (BSC 310) or
Human Anatomy (BSC 227) Note: BSC 227 does not count toward a Biological Science
degree.
Animal Physiology (BSC 422) or
Human Physiology (BSC 228) Note: BSC 228 does not count toward a Biological
Science degree.
Introductory Biochemistry (BSC 365 for Biology majors
or CHM 365 for Chemistry majors)
Other Courses
Follow catalog for degree requirements B.S. or B.A.
Recommended Four-Year Degree Tracks (pdf)
Biology
Biomedical
Sciences
Cellular/Molecular Biology
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Microbiology
Biochemistry
Chemistry
Forensic Chemistry
Physics
Exams
DAT in
the spring of sophomore year for 3-year students or during junior year for 4-year
students.
Links to Professional Schools
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