University of Notre Dame

General Biology

Requirement: One course with lab; if general biology was taken without a lab, a more advanced biology lab may be substituted

Approved Course(s):

  • BIOS 10161 & 11161
  • BIOS 10171 & 11173
  • BIOS 11098 & 10099
  • BIOS 20201, 21201, 20202, & 21202

Microbiology

Requirement: One course; lab recommended if available

Approved Course(s):

  • BIOS 30401

Anatomy

Requirement: A full anatomy and physiology (A&P) sequence covering all systems of the body; human-focused courses and courses including labs are recommended if available

Approved Course(s):

  • BIOS 40339
  • BIOS 40340
  • BIOS 40417

Physiology

Requirement: A full anatomy and physiology (A&P) sequence covering all systems of the body; human-focused courses and courses including labs are recommended if available

Approved Course(s):

  • BIOS 30344
  • BIOS 40421
  • BIOS 344 if taken before Fall 2015

Calculus

Requirement: One course; must be college-level calculus

Approved Course(s):

  • MATH 10240
  • MATH 10250
  • MATH 10350
  • MATH 10550
  • MATH 10850

Statistics

Requirement: One course; must be college-level statistics

Approved Course(s):

  • ACMS 10150
  • ACMS 20340
  • BIOS 40411

General chemistry

Requirement: Full general chemistry sequence; generally, two courses and at least one lab; 

Approved Course(s):

  • CHEM 10171, 11171, 20274, & 21274
  • CHEM 10181, 11181, 20284, & 21284

Organic chemistry

Requirement: Full organic chemistry sequence; generally, two courses and at least one lab

Approved Course(s):

  • CHEM 10172, 11172, 20273, & 21273
  • CHEM 10182, 11182, 20283, & 21283

Social & behavioral sciences OR Humanities

Requirement: Two courses or completion of MN Transfer Curriculum, US associate’s degree, or US bachelor’s degree

Approved Course(s):

  • May be fulfilled by a variety of courses; recommended subjects include economics, sociology, foreign language, history, psychology, etc. 

Introductory composition

Requirement: One course or completion of MN Transfer Curriculum, US associate’s degree, or US bachelor’s degree; if fulfilling with a course, must be a college-level writing (composition) course and course must be taken in English

Approved Course(s):

  • WR 13100