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There are choices for Core Bio and one takes a different sequence if one is a bio or health professions major than do other students.

1. Biological sciences majors must complete a five-quarter Fundamentals Sequence. The final three quarters of the sequence are applied to the major. Nonmajors preparing for the health professions must complete three quarters of a Fundamentals Sequence; these students apply the third quarter to electives.
BIOS 20181-20182 (20183). Cell and Molecular Biology/Genetics*
BIOS 20191-20192 (20193). Cell and Molecular Biology/Genetics*


Each of these sequences includes two additional courses. For descriptions, see the Biological Sciences section elsewhere in this catalog.



First- and second-year students who do not plan to major in the biological sciences or prepare for the health professions have three options: (1) register for BIOS 10110 (Biological Issues and Paradigms) followed by a “topics” course(s) (BIOS 10111 to 19999); (2) register for BIOS 10500 (Metabolism and Exercise) and 10501 (Metabolism and Nutrition); or (3) register for BIOS 20184 (Biological Diversity) and 20185 (Ecology and Evolution).