Four Year Plan - Pre-Veterinary with any major

Plan of Study Grid
Freshman Year
FallCredits
BIOL 150
150L
General Biology I
and General Biology I Laboratory
4
CHEM 121
121L
General Chemistry I
and General Chemistry I Laboratory
4
MATH 103 College Algebra 3
Major/Essential Studies/Group 1** courses 4
 Credits15
Spring
BIOL 151
151L
General Biology II
and General Biology II Laboratory
4
CHEM 122
122L
General Chemistry II
and General Chemistry II Laboratory
4
Major/Essential Studies/Group 1** courses 7
 Credits15
Sophomore Year
Fall
CHEM 341
341L
Organic Chemistry I
and Organic Chemistry I Laboratory
4
BIOL 315 Genetics 3
Major/Essential Studies/Group 1 or 2** courses 9
 Credits16
Spring
CHEM 342
342L
Organic Chemistry II
and Organic Chemistry II Laboratory
4
BIOL 341 Cell Biology 3
Major/Essential Studies/Group 1 or 2** courses 9
 Credits16
Junior Year
Fall
PHYS 211 College Physics I 4
BIOL 442
442L
Physiology of Organs and Systems
and Physiology of Organs and Systems Laboratory ***
4
Major/Essential Studies/Group 1, 2, or 3** courses 7
 Credits15
Spring
PHYS 212 College Physics II 4
BIMD 301 Biochemistry 3
Major/Essential Studies/Group 1, 2, or 3** courses 5-6
 Credits12-13
Senior Year
Fall
Major/Essential Studies/Group 2 or 3** courses 15
 Credits15
Spring
BIMD 302
302L
General Microbiology Lecture
and General Microbiology Laboratory
4
Major/Essential Studies/Group 2 or 3** courses 12
 Credits16
 Total Credits120-121

*The combination of the Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program with a major in the College of Arts and Sciences can usually be finished in 4 years if both major and Pre-Vet classes are started the first year (the Communication Sciences and Disorders major is an exception). The combination of the Pre-Medicine program with a major outside of the College of Arts and Sciences, such as most majors within the John D. Odegard School of Aerospace Sciences, the College of Engineering and Mines, the Nistler College of Business and Public Administration, the College of Nursing and Professional Disciplines, the College of Education and Human Development, and the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, may take longer. Students should meet with their Health Sciences advisor and major advisor regularly to ensure all requirements are met by the time of graduation

**Courses for Groups 1, 2, and 3:

Group 1 courses are required:  COMM 110, ENGL 110, ENGL 130, MATH 146, a Statistics course

Group 2 courses are good electives: COMM 212, COMM 380, MED 205, PHE 101, PHE 102, PHE 103, PHIL 120, PHIL 245, PHIL 251, PSYC 111, ECON 201, MGMT 300

Group 3 courses are upper level science electives:

Fall courses: BIMD 328, BIOL 332/L, BIOL 364/L, BIOL 378/L, BIOL 390, BIOL 420
Spring courses: BIOL 312/L, BIOL 333, BIOL 338, BIOL 341/L, BIOL 369/L, BIOL 376/L, BIOL 380, BIOL 415, BIOL 426

***Can substitute BIOL 442/L with BIMD 220/L: Anatomy & Physiology I if BIMD 221/L: A&P II is also taken. Note that BIMD 220/221 is human anatomy & physiology; BIOL 442 is preferred.

Students may opt to take a lighter credit load (12-13) the semester of the GRE exam (typically spring semester junior year).