Advisement Form—B.S. in Biology—Environmental Remediation & Restoration
Name:_______________________________________
Advisor:_______________________________
GENERAL EDUCATION:
Date of Entry:____________________
Bulletin of Choice:______________
51-54 Hours
Sem
SSN:__________________________
Grade Credit
NATURAL SCIENCES
MAJOR REQUIRMENTS
Core Requirements (20 hours)
40-42 Hours
Sem
Grade
Credit
ABIO 121—Biological Science I
4
ACHM 111—General Chemistry I
4
ABIO 122—Biological Science II
4
ACHM 112—General Chemistry II
4
ABIO 335—Microbial Ecology
4
ABIO 370—Ecology and Evolution
4
ABIO 390—Env. Science & Human Health
4
HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION (AHST 101 or 102)
AHST 10__
3
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (6 hrs—2 areas)*
3
3
FOREIGN LANGUAGE (6-8 hrs—same language)
3-4
3-4
HUMANITIES (9 hrs—two different areas)*
3
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
ABIO 3
4
ABIO 3
3-4
ABIO 576__
3
ABIO 576__
3
A_________ (Add’l AGLY or 3/5 level ABIO)
3-4
ABIO/GLY 490– Senior Seminar
1
ABIO 499 (For B.S. degree)
3
3
3
CRITICAL INQUIRY
AFCI 101 (Required for freshmen only)
1
ENGLISH
COGNATE (12 hours)
ACHM 331/331L
4
AGLY 401
4
A
AEGL 101
3
AEGL 102
3
ELECTIVES (2-17 hours)
ORAL COMMUNICATION (ACOM 201 OR 241)
ACOM ____
3
MATHEMATICS (3-4 hrs—AMTH 122 or 141 required)
AMTH 111 (placement or AMTH 108)
3
AMTH 122 (placement or AMTH 108)
3
AMTH 141 (placement or AMTH 111/112)
4
STATISTICS (ASTA 201, APSY 225, or ABUS 296)
A
3
AMERICAN POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS
(APLS 201, AHST 201 or AHST 202)
A
3
*Three hours from Social & Behavioral Science or Humanities
must be in Non-Western Studies
TOTAL HOURS (120 required for graduation) _______
 Non-Western requirement (3 hours)
 ICE Requirement Completed
 Writing Proficiency: Date Completed__________ Score______
 Writing Intensive Crs. 1. _______________________________
(Prereq AEGL 101/102) 2. _______________________________
(One in Major) 3. _______________________________
Effective Fall 2011
HUMANITIES
INTER-CURRICULAR ENRICHMENT (ICE)
(bolded numbers indicate that course also qualifies as
a non-Western)
Art History (AARH): 105, 106, 206, 312, 335, 397, 398
• Undergraduate students will attend at least 2 ICE
events per academic semester up to a total of 16 over
their 4-year college career.
• Transfer students will complete 2 ICE credits for
Communications (ACOM): 351,352,353,450,455,462
English (AEGL): See below
Foreign Languages, Literatures & Culture:
(AFRE): 302, 303, 305, 306, 307, 388, 397, 398, 399
(AGER): 303, 305, 395, 397, 398, 399
(ASPA): 303, 308, 319, 320, 321, 340, 380, 388, 397,
399, 426, 488, 498
each academic semester remaining before graduation.
• Part-time students will complete 2 ICE events for
every 15 hours of completed course credit.
• Students participating in Study Abroad programs
may earn 2 ICE credits while overseas by participating
in pre-approved inter-curricular academic events.
Event
History (AHST): All history courses*
Honors (AHON): 101
Term
1
Humanities (AHUM): 107, 201, 202, 211, 301
Music (AMUS): 173, 175, 371, 372, 374, 393
2
Philosophy (APHL): 102, 211, 302, 303, 304, 311, 312,
350, 390, 399
Religion (AREL): 101, 103, 301, 302, 390, 399
3
Theater (ATHE): 161, 361, 362
4
SOCIAL SCIENCE
5
Any courses in the following disciplines:
Psychology (APSY)
6
Sociology (ASCY) (see below for non-western)
Anthropology (AANP) (see below for non-western)
7
Political Science (APLS) (see below for non-western)
Geography (AGRY) (see below for non-western)
8
Economics (AECO)
9
ENGLISH LITERATURE courses 200 & up
(bolded numbers indicate that course also qualifies as
10
a Non-Western)
AEGL 281, 282, 283, 284, 285, 286, 288, 289, 290,
291, 295, 301, 362, 385, 389, 390, 391, 392, 393, 394,
11
395, 401,405, 407, 411, 412, 415, 416, 417, 419, 423,
424, 425, 426, 427, 428, 430, 431, 435, 449, 474, 480,
12
491, 494
13
NON-WESTERN qualifying courses
14
Art History (AARH): 397
Anthropology (AANP): 102, 315, 352, 490
15
Communications (ACOM): 450
English (AEGL): 291, 385, 435
16
Foreign Languages, Literatures & Culture
(AFRE): 303, 306, 388
(ASPA): 303, 320, 321, 380, 388, 397, 426, 488
Geography (AGRY): 102, 198
History (AHST): 345, 346, 347, 361, 362, 366, 423,
447, 492
Music (AMUS): 175
*Note: If AHST 101 or AHST 102 is used toward the
Political Science (APLS): 122, 123, 330, 344, 483, 487
History of Civilization requirement, the same course
488, 492
Religion (AREL): 103
cannot count for the Humanities requirement. Also,
Sociology (ASCY): 410
American Political Institutions requirement, the same
if AHST 201 or AHST 202 is used towards the
course cannot count for the Humanities requirement.
Effective Fall 2011