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  • Home / Academics / Find a Program / Pre-Medicine/Pre-Professional Program / Pre-Medicine/Pre-Professional Program Course Requirements | Ursuline - Liberal Arts College in OH

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    Pre-Medicine/Pre-Professional Program Course Requirements

    Core Course Requirements for the Pre-Medicine/Pre-Professional Program

    • BI 200 - Intro Biology Biodiversity*SC/DC

      This course provides an introduction to modern biology including biological classification, survey of biological diversity and evolutionary relationships, anatomy and physiology of plants and animals, and principles of ecology. This course with lab and BI 205 with lab provide a comprehensive two-semester sequence in general biology. REQUIRED FOR ALL BIOLOGY MAJORS. With BI 200L, fulfills Ursuline Core Curriculum Science w/Lab requirement. *SC/DC

    • BI 200L - Intro Biology Lab *SC/DC

      The Laboratory is comprised of selected exercises designed to reinforce concepts covered in BI 200 including hands on activities which afford students the opportunity to master basic biological principles, skills, and equipment used in experimental inquiry, design, analysis, and reporting. REQUIRED FOR ALL BIOLOGY MAJORS. *SC/DC

    • BI 205 - Principles Cell Biology *SC/DC

      This course provides an introduction to modern biology including the basic principles of molecular and cell biology, energy transfer and metabolism, cellular reproduction, genetics, and mechanisms of evolution and origin of life. This course with lab and BI 200 with lab provide a comprehensive two-semester sequence in general biology. REQUIRED FOR ALL BIOLOGY MAJORS

    • BI 205L - Princ of Cell Biology Lab *SC/DC

      The Laboratory is comprised of selected exercises designed to reinforce concepts covered in BI 205 including hands on activities which afford students the opportunity to master basic biological principles, skills, and equipment used in experimental inquiry, design, analysis, and reporting. REQUIRED FOR ALL BIOLOGY MAJORS.

    • CH 105 - Principles of Chemistry I *SC/DC

      Atomic theory, molecular structure, stoichiometry, thermochemistry, gases, states of matter, solutions, and applications to daily life, industry, and life processes. Required for science majors. *SC/DC

    • CH 105L - Prin of Chemistry I Lab *SC/DC

      Selected chemistry experiments. *SC/DC

    • CH 106 - Principles of Chemistry II

      Chemical kinetics, chemical equilibria, thermodynamics, oxidation-reduction, electrochemistry, organic chemistry, and nuclear chemistry. Required for science majors.

    • CH 106L - Principles of Chemistry II Lab

      Selected chemistry experiments.

    • CH 221 - Organic Chemistry I

      Part one of a two-semester course of study in organic chemistry. Coverage focuses on 1) structural theory of organic chemistry; 2) mechanistic theory of organic reactions; and 3) structure and reactivity profiles of organic compounds. Applications of organic reactions in synthesis and biological chemistry are highlighted.

    • CH 221L - Organic Chemistry I Lab

      Selected organic chemistry experiments.

    • CH 222 - Organic Chemistry II

      Part two of a two-semester course of study in organic chemistry. Coverage focuses on 1) structural theory of organic chemistry; 2) mechanistic theory of organic reactions; and 3) structure and reactivity profiles of organic compounds. Applications of organic reactions in synthesis and biological chemistry are highlighted.

    • CH 222L - Organic Chemistry II Lab

      Selected organic chemistry experiments.

    • PY 201 - General Physics I

      The first of a two-semester introductory physics course at the college algebra and elementary trigonometry level. Course topics include kinematics, heat, circular motion, vibration, waves and sound.

    • PY 201L - Gen Physics I Lab

      Selected experiments.

    • PY 202 - General Physics II

      A continuation of PY 201. Course topics include magnetism, electricity, light, optics, nuclear reactions and modern physics.

    • PY 202L - Gen Physics Lab II

      Selected experiments.

    • Math Elective
    • MCAT Preparation Course
    • Independent Research

    In addition, undergraduate students are also required to complete the Ursuline Core Curriculum.