Recommended Course Sequence for Dual Degree Students
The following is a sample course sequence. It is not a required course sequence as there are plenty of other ways and
combinations to fulfill all of the Dual Degree requirements. Courses do not necessarily have to be completed in the
semester in which they are listed. You can shuffle courses around and take them earlier or later than listed as long as
you have completed them by the end of your third Spring. Note: Courses fill up fast or might not be offered. Being a
Dual Degree student does not guarantee you spots in a class.
Highlighted courses indicate pre-requisites (e.g., Bio 103 is a pre-req for Bio 312 and Che 103, which is a pre-req for Bio
312, which is a pre-req for Bio 313), so you should take them in order and plan ahead. b
Fall
1
Spring
GE: BIO 103/105
CLS: SOC 110
GE: CST or ENG 110
GE: MTH 150
GE: UWL 100 (recomm.)
GE: PSY 100
GE: CST or ENG 110
GE: Minority Cultures (e,g, PSY 285)a
GE: Arts
GE: CHE 103b
14-15 credits
2
16 credits
BIO 312bc
PSY 210
GE: History
GE: Math 145
*Medical Terminology (HP 250/CHE 450)
BIO 313b
GE: Health & Well-Being
GE: Humanistic Studies (ENG 200)
PSY 241
GE: Arts
15 credits
3
4
PSY 204
PSY 331
GE: Internat’l (e.g., PSY 282)a
CLS: Humanities
*2-3 credits of any 300/400 course d
15-16 credits
OT 524: Anatomy
OT 526: Human Movement
OT 544 & 545: Bio/Kinesiology
OT 550 & 551: Assessment
OT 570 & 570: Group Dynamics
OT 530 & 531: Occupational Performance
16 credits
5
6
Summer
15 credits
Apply to OT
program by
January need 91
credits by the
end of
Spring
PSY 334 (or other Cat V)
PSY 434 (or other Cat V)
PHY 125
*4-6 credits at 300/400 level not in
Psych d
14-16 credits
OT 611: Pathophysiology
OT 515: Neuroanatomy
OT 573: Fieldwork I Mental Illness
OT 660 & 661: Mental Illness
OT 670 & 671: OT & Phys. Dysfunction
OT 750 & 751: OT Research
OT 775: Critical Anal. Of Practice
16 credits
OT Coursework
Optional:
Take
courses to
catch up or
remain on
track
OT 520
OT 521
OT 523
8 credits
OT courses
– 5 credits
Possible
Cat. V.
Psych
Courses –
3 credits
OT Coursework
OT Fldwrk
OT Fldwrk – Graduate in December
a
You may take any course in these categories, but you should choose either PSY 285 or PSY 282 in one of them.
b
You have the option of taking Bio 312 and 313 at a school other than UW-L (e.g., WTC) that does not require CHE 103
as a pre-req for BIO 312/313. Talk to your advisor about this option.
c
Only Bio majors can register for Bio 312 through WINGS. Refer to the Psychology advising website for info on how to
sign up for this course.
d
NUT 200, ANT 203, SOC 325, 326, 338, 420, or 422; CHE 441; HED 409 or 474, CEI 450 (internship). We recommend you
think about internship credit (CEI 450) for some of these credits. You need to visit career services to choose a site and
have a faculty advisor agree to oversee your placement.