| Subject | Quantity and Discipline |
|---|---|
| Chemistry |
1 – Biochemistry 1 – Additional (e.g. general chemistry) |
| Biology |
2 – Courses in the biological sciences (e.g. molecular biology) |
| Behavioral Sciences |
2 – Courses from any of the following: cultural anthropology, economics, health care administration, psychology, sociology, public policy, family studies, history, political science, social work, behavioral health, gender studies |
| English |
2 – Writing-intensive courses (e.g. creative writing) |
| Mathematics |
1 – Course more advanced than college algebra (e.g. statistics) |
| Humanities |
1 – Course from any of the following: art, music, theater, speech and communication, philosophy, religion, ethics, literature, etc. |
Coursework Explained:
- At least one course from the Chemistry or Biology courses must be upper division as defined by your institution. Labs are not required.
- A course is satisfied when completed with a grade of “C” (2.00) or better and minimum two credit hours.*
- Coursework must be completed no later than the Spring Semester/Quarter prior to matriculation.
- Advanced Placement (AP), College Level Examination Program (CLEP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) credits will be accepted if they appear on an official college transcript.
*We will accept pass/fail graded courses taken during the COVID-19 pandemic, regardless of whether you opted in or if pass/fail was implemented school-wide by your current university. A grade of “pass” is required for the course to be accepted.
*Students matriculating in 2024 or early are required to have taken Human or Mammalian Physiology.