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The coursework leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in Behavioral Neuroscience consists of a set of required courses in psychology, biology, mathematics, and chemistry as well as several pre-approved advanced electives in psychology and biology.
For the Experiential Education requirement, students take a course that explores the relationship between academic learning and its application outside the classroom.
All students are required to take Introduction to College for Behavioral Neuroscience Students during the fall of their freshman year. This course will introduce students to the field of Neuroscience, help students develop career management expertise, and learn about research opportunities. Studnets will also be introduced to the Cooperative Education Program and meet potential employers.
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Requirements
In addition, students must also complete the general requirements
(Core Curriculum) of the College of Arts and Sciences. The course work
required by the major and by the college constitute approximately 150
of the 176 credits required for graduation. The remaining electives
can be taken in any area chosen by the student.
Electives
Students will be expected to take 10 additional courses
of their choosing. For students interested in specific graduate school
programs, chosen courses should include those necessary for admittance
to these programs.
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