Pre-Professional Medical
Associate in Science Degree with a Concentration in Pre-Professional Medical (510) This concentration in preprofessional medical outlines the basic lower-level courses required by medical, chiropractic, dental, optometry, veterinary, and pharmacy schools. Students prepare for admission to a professional school by completing required math and science courses in a bachelor’s degree such as biology, chemistry, psychology or a related program. The associate in science (A.S.) degree is designed to complete the lower-division (freshman and sophomore) portion of a bachelor of science degree in STEM related majors.
Courses
- BIO 109 — Human Anatomy & Physiology I 4 Hours
- BIO110 — Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4 Hours
- MAT 078 — Prep. Math for Non-STEM Majors 4 Hours
- MAT081 — Hour
- MAT 040 — Support for Elementary Stats 1 Hour
- PSY103 — Introduction to Psychology 3 Hours
- BIO 112 — Principles of Biology 1 5 Hours
- BIO 113 — Principles of Biology 2 5 Hours
- PHY201 — General Physics I 5 Hours
- BIO 910 — Biology major requirement. Students who have completed BIO 112 with a grade of C or better will not receive credit for BIO 103 or BIO 104
- BIO 103 — or 104; CHE 102 or 103; GSC 105, 106 or 115, or PHY 175
- BIO104 — Introductory Biology 3 Hours
- ENG101 — Composition I 3 Hours
- CHE103 — Introduction to Chemistry 4 Hours
- CHE102 — Introduction to Chemistry 3 Hours
- CHM 911
- ELA 099 — Prep Lang Arts for Coll Stud 4 Hours
- MAT 121
- MAT 122 — Trigonometry 3 Hours
- MTH 901
- CHE105 — General Chemistry I 5 Hours
- CHM 912
- ENG103 — Composition II 3 Hours
- CHE 201 — Organic Chemistry I 5 Hours
- CHE 202 — Organic Chemistry II 5 Hours
- CHE 106 — General Chemistry II 5 Hours
- CHM 913
- CHM 914
- MAT240 — Elementary Statistics 3 Hours
- PSY200 — Human Growth & Development 3 Hours
- MAT221 — Calc for Bus & Soc Science 4 Hours
- FYE 101 — is a Sauk graduation requirement and is required of degree-seeking students their first semester
- MAT203 — Calculus & Analytic Geometry I 4 Hours
- COM131 — Intro to Oral Communication 3 Hours
- PHY202 — General Physics II 5 Hours