Biological Sciences, BA - Secondary Education Certification with Unified Science

124 credit hours

In conjunction with the School of Education, a biological sciences degree with a unified science certification is offered for those students who desire more flexibility in their secondary science education career.

Requirements

The Bachelor of Arts in Biological Sciences with unified science certification requires the following courses:

BSC 22700	Human Anatomy and Physiology I	4
BSC 22800	Human Anatomy and Physiology II	4
BSC 24000	Introduction to Biological Diversity	4
BSC 24400	Introduction to Cellular and Molecular Biology	4
BSC 24800	Introduction to Ecology and Evolution	4
BSC 28500	Methods and Writing for Biology	1
BSC 32000	Plant Biology	4
BSC 40400	Cell Biology	4
BSC 40800	Genetics	4
BSC 46400	Evolution	3
BSC 46500	General Ecology	4
BSC 48500	Biology Seminar	1
BSC 48600	Senior Synthesis	1
CHM 23000	General Chemistry 1	3
CHM 23100	General Chemistry 2	3
CHM 23200	General Chemistry 3	3
CHM 24100	General Chemistry 2 Laboratory	1
CHM 24200	General Chemistry 3 Laboratory	1
ESC 10000	Physical Geology with Lab	4
ESC 11000	Introductory Meteorology	3
ESC 11100	Meteorology Lab	1
MTH 15100	College Algebra	3
MTH 15200	Pre-calculus: Elementary Functions	3
MTH 24100	Statistics for Natural Science	3
PHY 25100	Introductory Physics I	4
PHY 25200	Introductory Physics II	4
PHL 26500	Philosophy of Science	3
	OR
SCI 21200	History of Science	3
EDU 10000	Orientation to Educational Experiences	3
EDU 20200	Psychology of Teaching and Learning	3
EDU 21501	Teacher Education Seminar I	1
EDU 30710	Content Literacy for Diverse Learners	3
EDU 32100	Middle/High School Classroom Teaching and Technology	3
EDU 33000	Secondary Methods of Teaching Science	3
EDU 34100	Education of the Exceptional Child	3
EDU 34300	Middle/High School Differentiation and Classroom Management	3
EDU 38000	Pre-Student Teaching Practicum	1-3
EDU 40400	Advanced Measurement and Evaluation to Enhance Learning	3
EDU 41000	Student Teaching	12