Health Sciences, B.S.

A major must include:

• HSC-101 Wellness Concepts
• HSC-201 Research and Evaluation in Health Sciences
• HSC-210 Anatomy and Physiology I

two courses about the science of the human body:

• HSC-211 Anatomy and Physiology II
• HSC-221 Motor Development
• HSC-311 Physiology of Exercise
• HSC-323 Kinesiology

two courses addressing aspects of public health:

• HSC-205 Fundamentals of Public Health
• HSC-302 Physical Activity and Public Health
• HSC-304 Environmental Health
• HSC-401 Epidemiology

at least four additional HSC courses numbered 211 or greater. Only one 500-level course may be counted - may not include 503.

a calculus course:

which fulfills the Mathematical and Formal Reasoning (MR) general education requirement for Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree candidates.

• MTH-120 Introduction to Statistics  and MTH-145 Calculus for Management, Life and Social Sciences  or
• MTH-150 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I

and, at least two more science courses appropriate for a major in the respective discipline:

which fulfills the Empirical Studies of the Natural World (NW) general education requirement for Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree candidates.

• BIO-111 Foundations of Biology
• CHM-110 Foundations of Chemistry
• CHM-115 Kinetics, Thermodynamics and the Environment
• CHM-120 Organic Chemistry
• EES-112 Environmental Science
• EES-113 Natural Hazards and Natural Disasters
• EES-115 Earth Systems
• PHY-111 General Physics I
• PHY-112 General Physics II
• PSY-320 Introduction to Biopsychology
• PSY-328 Sensation and Perception
• SUS-120 Principles of Sustainability Science

Course Options for First-Year Students

If you are interested in exploring classes within this department, here are some possibilities to consider.