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2013-2014 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Animal Science Major, BS in Animal Science – Bioscience Concentration
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uTrack Requirements (for first-year students)
Universal Tracking (uTrack) is an academic monitoring system designed to help students stay on track for timely graduation. In order to remain on track, students must complete the minimum requirements for each tracking semester known as milestones. Milestones include successful completion of specified courses and/or attainment of a minimum GPA. uTrack requirements only affect first-time, first-year, full-time, degree-seeking students entering Fall 2013.
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Requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Animal Science • Animal Science Major • Bioscience Concentration
* Meets University General Education Requirement .
1 One Quantitative Reasoning Elective must be MATH 125 *, MATH 141 *, MATH 147 *, or MATH 151 *.
2 Chosen from the University General Education list .
3 At least 12 hours of STEM electives must be upper division (300-400 level) courses. Because of the high number of STEM electives available in this concentration, students are highly encouraged to identify a science-based minor that will complement their animal science program and provide a unique skill set that matches their interests and future career goals. ANSC 385 , ANSC 420 , ANSC 430 , ANSC 481 through ANSC 486 or ANSC 489 (after major requirement has been met, and a maximum of two ANSC 48x classes may be taken to satisfy the STEM elective requirement); ANTH 110 , ANTH 210 , ANTH 480 , ANTH 485 ; BCMB (above 200 except BCMB 320 ); BME (above 200); BSE (221 and above); BSET (above 200); CBE (above 200); CHEM (100 and above); CE (210 and above); COSC (100 and above); EEB (above 200); ECE (above 200); EF (101 and above); EPP 201 *, EPP 313 , EPP 321 , EPP 325 , EPP 410 , EPP 411 ; ESS 210 , ESS 334 , ESS 424 , ESS 434 , ESS 442 , ESS 444 , ESS 454 , ESS 462 ; FDST 241 , FDST 410 , FDST 415 , FDST 421 , FDST 429 , FDST 441 , FDST 445 ; FORS 214 , FORS 215 , FORS 331 , FORS 333 , FORS 414 ; FWF 212 , FWF 250 *, FWF 313 , FWF 317 , FWF 320 ; GEOL 310 , GEOL 330 , GEOL 340 , GEOL 370 , GEOL 380 , GEOL 460 , GEOL 471 , GEOL 485 ; IE (above 200); KNS 332 , KNS 422 , KNS 480 ; MATH (above 110); MSE (above 200); ME (above 200) MICR (above 200); MSE (above 200); NE (above 200); NUTR 100 *, NUTR 302 , NUTR 311 , NUTR 313 , NUTR 314 ; PHYS (100 and above); PLSC 210 , PLSC 220 , PLSC 330 , PLSC 341 , PLSC 343 , PLSC 348 , PLSC 370 , PLSC 410 *, PLSC 421 , PLSC 434 , PLSC 435 , PLSC 438 , PLSC 441 , PLSC 442 , PLSC 450 , PLSC 452 PLSC 457 , PLSC 461 ; PSYC 210 , PSYC 370 , PSYC 385 , PSYC 445 , PSYC 450 , PSYC 459 , PSYC 461 ; PUBH 305 ; STAT (above 200); WFS 340 , WFS 350 , WFS 401 , WFS 431 , WFS 433 , WFS 440 , WFS 442 , WFS 443 , WFS 444 , WFS 445 , WFS 450 , WFS 455 , WFS 456 ; any natural sciences course from the University General Education list.
4 Chosen from ACCT 200 , ACCT 207 ; AGNR 291 , AGNR 292 ; ANSC 361 ; AREC 212 ; AREC 320 and above; BULW 301 ; ECON (any course above 201); FDST 390 ; FINC 300 ; MARK 300 ; MGT 201 , MGT 300 .
5Select two courses which must come from different groupings (ANSC 481 or ANSC 482 or ANSC 486 ), (ANSC 483 or ANSC 484 ), (ANSC 485 or ANSC 489 ).
6 Any courses not already required for the major. |
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