SNC logo
Breadcrumb Home Home
open_in_newGivingopen_in_newSchneider School
open_in_newGivingopen_in_newSchneider School
Academics
Experiential
Academic resources
open_in_newGivingopen_in_newSchneider School
Pursue what matters
Experience SNC
Apply to SNC
open_in_newGivingopen_in_newSchneider School
Costs and financial aid
Affordability
open_in_newGivingopen_in_newSchneider School
Get involved
Living-learning community
Wellness and athletics
open_in_newGivingopen_in_newSchneider School
About SNC athletics
A look inside
open_in_newGivingopen_in_newSchneider School
Get to know SNC
News and events
Social responsibility
Miscellaneous
Resources for:
Quick Links:
Student wearing lab coat works with test tubes in a biology lab background

Major requirements

Biology

Biology major (biomedical sciences concentration)

Biology major (biomedical sciences concentration)
Courses

• BIOL 120 Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology

• BIOL 121 Introduction to Organismal Biology

• BIOL 244 Genetics

• BIOL 499 Senior Assessment

• CHEM 105 General Chemistry 1

• CHEM 107 General Chemistry 2

• CHEM 220 Organic Chemistry

•CHEM 222 Organic Chemistry: Intermediate

or

CHEM 232 Organic Chemistry: Research Emphasis

• CHEM 350 Biochemistry 1

Any six biology (BIOL) electives numbered 200 or above. Five of the biology electives must be from the following (may include only one of BIOL 490 Independent Study, BIOL 492 Directed Research, BIOL 494 Internship or BIOL 496 Research and Thesis). The sixth course may be any biology elective (200 level or above)

  • BIOL 220 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
  • BIOL 315 Animal Behavior
  • BIOL 320 Human Anatomy and Histology
  • BIOL 325 Developmental Biology
  • BIOL 350 Microbiology
  • BIOL 360 Medical Microbiology
  • BIOL 361 Virology
  • BIOL 365 Immunology
  • BIOL 368 Parasitology
  • BIOL 371 Cellular Physiology
  • BIOL 372 Systemic Physiology
  • BIOL 373 Molecular Biology
  • BIOL 375 The Biology of the Cancer Cell
  • BIOL 385 Endocrinology
  • BIOL 386 Neuroscience
  • BIOL 410 Disease Ecology
  • BIOL 490 Independent Study
  • BIOL 492 Directed Research
  • BIOL 494 Internship
  • BIOL 496 Research and Thesis

Recommended:

  • MATH 131 Calculus and Analytic Geometry 1
  • PHYS 111 Fundamentals of Physics 1 and PHYS 112 Fundamentals of Physics 2 or PHYS 121 General Physics 1 and PHYS 122 General Physics 2
  • MATH 221 Introduction to Statistics or SSCI 224 Basic Statistics

Total Credits Required: 20, plus a concentration

Biology majors may also be required to complete the designated achievement tests in biology during specified testing periods and are required to participate in other ongoing assessment activities. Course choices should be made through advisement, with the student’s interests and objectives in mind. Advanced students are strongly encouraged to pursue Independent Study (BIOL 490) Directed Research (BIOL 492), Internship (BIOL 494) or Research and Thesis (BIOL 496).

Biology major (organismal biology concentration)

Biology major (organismal biology concentration)
Courses

• BIOL 120 Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology

• BIOL 121 Introduction to Organismal Biology

• BIOL 244 Genetics

• BIOL 499 Senior Assessment

• CHEM 105 General Chemistry 1

• CHEM 107 General Chemistry 2

• BIOL 201 Botany

• BIOL 228 Ecology

• CHEM 220 Organic Chemistry

Any five biology (BIOL) electives numbered 200 or above (may include only one of BIOL 490 Independent Study, BIOL 492 Directed Research, BIOL 494 Internship, or BIOL 496 Research and Thesis)

 

Recommended:

  • MATH 131 Calculus and Analytic Geometry 1
  • MATH 221 Introduction to Statistics or SSCI 224 Basic Statistics
  • PHYS 111 Fundamentals of Physics 1 and PHYS 112 Fundamentals of Physics 2 or PHYS 121 General Physics 1 and PHYS 122 General Physics 2
  • A computer science course

Total Credits Required: 20, plus a concentration

Biology majors may also be required to complete the designated achievement tests in biology during specified testing periods and are required to participate in other ongoing assessment activities. Course choices should be made through advisement, with the student’s interests and objectives in mind. Advanced students are strongly encouraged to pursue Independent Study (BIOL 490) Directed Research (BIOL 492), Internship (BIOL 494) or Research and Thesis (BIOL 496).

[]
In this section
[]
Campus

Pursue what matters at St. Norbert College

south_east Apply now
Pursuing what matters starts here.
info Request info
Learn if SNC is the right fit for you.
place Visit SNC
We’d love to show you around!
videocam Virtual tour
Explore our campus from anywhere.
location_on 100 Grant Street | De Pere, WI 54115
call920-337-3181
mapMap
near_meDirections
local_parkingParking
DIVERSITYTITLE IXNON-DISCRIMINATIONPRIVACY STATEMENTSITE ACCESSIBILITY

St. Norbert College adheres to all policies of non-discrimination on the basis of age, sex, gender identity, race, color, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, military or veteran status, marital status, disability, religion or any other characteristic protected by the current federal, state, and local statutes. Further, the college prohibits discrimination based on genetic information and non-job related arrest record or conviction records for employment purposes.

@2023 St. Norbert College