Transfer Guide

Choose at least two of the following:

• BIOL 2015 Introduction to Biological Anthropology & BIOL 2016 Introduction to Biological Anthropology Laboratory
• BIOL 2100 Biotechnology I & BIOL 2101 Biotechnology Laboratory I
• BIOL 2130 Survey of Human Physiology and Anatomy & BIOL 2131 Survey of Human Physiology and Anatomy Laboratory
• BIOL 2140 Human Physiology and Anatomy I & BIOL 2141 Human Physiology and Anatomy I Laboratory
• BIOL 2150 Human Physiology and Anatomy II & BIOL 2151 Human Physiology and Anatomy II Laboratory
• BIOL 2251 Ecology Laboratory
• BIOL 3110 Biotechnology II
• BIOL 3220 Microbiology & BIOL 3221 Microbiology Laboratory
• BIOL 3230 Field Botany & BIOL 3231 Field Botany Laboratory
• BIOL 3504 Research in Biology
• BIOL 3550 Research in Biology with Writing
• BIOL 3660 Introduction to Marine Biology & BIOL 3661 Introduction to Marine Biology Laboratory
• BIOL 3740 Animal Behavior & BIOL 3741 Animal Behavior Laboratory
• BIOL 4010 Estuarine Ecology & BIOL 4011 Estuarine Ecology Laboratory
• BIOL 4050 Comparative Anatomy & BIOL 4051 Comparative Anatomy Laboratory
• BIOL 4060 Advanced Developmental Biology & BIOL 4061 Advanced Developmental Biology Laboratory
• BIOL 4200 Population and Community Ecology & BIOL 4201 Population and Community Ecology Laboratory
• BIOL 4300 Ecosystem Ecology & BIOL 4301 Ecosystem Ecology Laboratory
• BIOL 4440 Wetland Ecology and Management & BIOL 4441 Wetland Ecology and Management Laboratory
• BIOL 4450 Aquatic Parasitology and Disease & BIOL 4451 Aquatic Parasitology and Disease Laboratory
• BIOL 4490 Applied Cell Biology & BIOL 4491 Applied Cell Biology Laboratory
• BIOL 4600 Biology of Invertebrates & BIOL 4601 Biology of Invertebrates Laboratory
• BIOL 4630 Ecology of Infectious Diseases & BIOL 4631 Ecology of Infectious Diseases Laboratory
• BIOL 4640 Entomology & BIOL 4641 Entomology Laboratory
• BIOL 4740 Behavioral Ecology & BIOL 4741 Behavioral Ecology Laboratory
• BIOL 4770 Ornithology & BIOL 4771 Ornithology Laboratory
• BIOL 4860 Research Experience in Cell Biology
• BIOL 4880 Principles of Biochemistry I & BIOL 4891 Principles of Biochemistry Laboratory
• BIOL 5150 Herpetology & BIOL 5151 Herpetology Laboratory
• BIOL 5450 Histology & BIOL 5451 Histology Laboratory
• BIOL 5510 Transmission Electron Microscopy & BIOL 5511 Transmission Electron Microscopy Laboratory
• BIOL 5520 Scanning Electron Microscopy and X-Ray Analysis & BIOL 5521 Scanning Electron Microscopy and X-Ray Analysis Laboratory
• BIOL 5550 Ichthyology & BIOL 5551 Ichthyology Laboratory
• BIOL 5600 Fisheries Techniques & BIOL 5601 Fisheries Techniques Laboratory
• BIOL 5900 Biotechniques & BIOL 5901 Biotechniques Laboratory
• BIOL 5950 Taxonomy of Vascular Plants & BIOL 5951 Taxonomy of Vascular Plants Laboratory

    Note:     BIOL 1050, 1051, 1060, 1061, 1150, 1151, 2110, and 2111 may not count toward the Biology major.

    BIOL 1100, 1101, 1200, and 1201 are core courses for Biology BA and may not count towards the laboratory requirements.

    A student may only use one group of the 2000-level human physiology and anatomy coursework (e.g., BIOL 2130 and BIOL 2131 as a group) to fulfill the laboratory requirement.

• complete a minor other than the Biology minor or the Science minor, or
• complete a second major other than Biology BS, or
• an area of specialization with at least 18 s.h. structured electives with the help of a biology faculty advisor. The structured electives must be approved by the departmental administration. Areas of specializations include, but are not limited to, bioinformatics, biotechnology, pharmacology, conservation, education/communication, and marine biology.